Interview with London's tech matchmaker, Saul Klein
Success in the capital will breed success, he says. Source: PaidContent UK
Google guys really do hate evil
Management of acquisition targets would be sniffed out for evil streaks, apparently. Source: InfoWorld
Video use is now central to online news publishing
CNet's head of video Ben Howard explains that video must be relevant, useful or engaging. Source: Press Gazette
Who needs Google? Facebook's stealth ad system
Flyers allow detailed ad targeting by location, age and keyword. Source: Valleywag
How video blogs are searchable, by Six Apart's Anil Dash
Posting video on blogs alongside descriptions and links makes them more searchable than posting straight to YouTube. Source: Beet.TV
Paramount signs first UK download deal
Download-to-own films will cost £2.99 through Vizumi. Source: C21
GigaOM picks of the gaming blogs
Ten sites that will widen your perspective on business and games design. Source: GigaOM
EU extends Google/DoubleClick inquiry
Regulators will rule on the $3.1m deal by 13 November. Source: Reuters
Thoughts from a nine-year old file-sharer
Buying dodgy CDs at the market is illegal, she thinks, because they don't play properly. Bless. Source: Torrent Freak
Has the MySpace to Facebook switch begun?
MySpace continues to lose market share. Source: TechCrunch
NBC pulls its YouTube channel
Is it a sign that Hulu is on the way? Source: Valleywag
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