• The Kindle: now for some light reading >> Telegraph
• Microsoft introduces magazine-like web app Montage >> Mashable
• Fans keep Angry Birds busy >> SFGate
• Five myths of building a great mobile team >> TechCrunch
• Did those Yahoo layoffs hit early? >> TechCrunch
• Now THAT is a nice profile picture. Like. >> TechCrunch EU
• Apple displaces Samsung on home turf in Korea >> SFGate
• Foxconn Technology has one million Chinese workers >> SFGate
• Jeremy Hunt accuses BBC staff of leftwing bias >> Guardian
• Future sees iPad as a bookazine format >> paidContent:UK
• YouTube tops 2010's most buzzed-about social network list >> Mashable
• Le Web >> BBC
• Polaroid revivalists plan for growth >> FT
• Amazon UK goes offline amid threats of cyber attacks >> Guardian
• Amazon websites outage was due to hardware failure >> Reuters
• MediaGuardian Review 2010: Digital media >> Guardian
• 2011: Media groups must decide on open or closed platforms >> Guardian
• Millenials use more apps than the average adult >> Editors Weblog
• Alan Partridge wins a new online audience >> Guardian
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• Google, Microsoft ad networks briefly hit with malware >> PC World
• Rivals say Google plays favorites >> WSJ
• Who really needs a Chrome OS laptop? >> BetaNews
• Google plans to fix Android Market with upcoming update >> VentureBeat
• Video introduction to Samsung's Nexus S >> NYT
• You too can be Julian Assange in 'WikiLeaks: The Game' >> TechCrunch
• Starting Monday, WikiLeaks will have a rival in Openleaks >> VentureBeat
• Gawker Media hacked in retaliation for 4Chan jibes >> Guardian
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