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Amazon’s New E-Books: No Kindle Required?

The Wall Street Journal Lays Off 14; Dow Jones Newswire Untouched

Facebook, Meebo Talking Again–Now That Meebo Has Agreed to Use Facebook Connect

Condé Makes Another Digital Move: Someone to Sell Ads

How to Help The New York Times: Better Ads for The New York Times

Warner Music Sales Down 11 Percent; Could Have Been Worse

New York Times: Kindle Sales Are a “Modest” Business

Google Asks Time Warner for a $250 Million AOL Refund–Or Something Else?

AOL’s Old News: Last Quarter Was as Bad as We Thought

Facebook at 5: Remembering the Early Years, and Measuring Up Against Google

Mickey’s Crummy Quarter: Disney Misses Q1 Earnings, Revenue; More Cuts Coming

Barry Diller: IAC’s Web Ads Really, Really Cratering

Citi Says Amazon Sold 500,000 Kindles Last Year; $1.2 Billion Business Next Year

Another Blog Casualty: Conservative Pajamas Media Ad Network Shutting Down

Hulu’s Super Bowl Pump Fake: Not Coming to an iPod Near You

Hollywood’s DVD Blues: Who Gets Hit Hardest?

Good(ish) News From Procter & Gamble: No Ad Cutback Here

Can Music Sales Get Any Worse? Just Watch.

A News Corp. Bull Throws in the Towel; Wall Street Journal Layoffs Coming?

The Internet Says Goodbye to Martin Schaedel

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