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The 8:00 a.m. headlines: Wednesday, 2/14

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• Google (GOOG): Response to Belgian copyright decision. (Google Blog)
• Danny Sullivan: Analysis of the Google case. (Search Engine Watch)
• Chris Pirillo: We don't need no stinkin' TV networks. (YouTube)
• Don't believe video is the next big thing? (ReadWriteWeb)
• Characteristics of a valuable blog?  (BlogHerald)

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The 8:00 a.m. headlines: Tuesday 2/13

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• Beatles tunes ready for downloading 'soon'. (Fox News)
• eMusic shows there is a market for MP3 music sales. (Fortune)
• YouTube (GOOG) clips now showing on Nokia (NOK) phones. (CrunchGear)
• Niall Kennedy calls Nokia's new feature a "podcatcher." (Niall Kennedy)
• Yellow Pages, not dead yet. (Boston Globe)
• How Islamic militants use YouTube. (Associated Press)

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The 8:00 a.m. headlines: Monday, 2/12

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• Questions grow about a top CNBC (GE) anchor (The New York Times)
• Google (GOOG) accused of helping Internet pirates (Wall Street Journal)
• Time Inc. (TWX) to launch studio for magazines' videos (USATODAY)
• NetVibes wants to make reading RSS "sexy." (Wired)
• MySpace (NWS) offers tools to filter unauthorized clips. (Reuters)

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