• Wikileaks pushed off Amazon, but file-sharing persists >> Guardian
• How Joe Lieberman got Amazon to drop Wikileaks >> Daring Fireball
• Julian Assange: WikiLeaks wants to expose China and Russia >> Guardian
• Missing the point of WikiLeaks >> Daring Fireball
• WikiLeaks is holding US global power to account >> Guardian.co.uk
Postcard to Bradley Manning. Photo by Ricardo Jose on Flickr. Some rights reserved
• Chrome approaches 10% browser marketshare >> Mashable
• Google, Facebook, Twitter to Feds: Man up on net neutrality >> Wired
• Google online e-book store to compete with Amazon >> SFGate
• Google buy of Groupon could see antitrust review >> Reuters
• Google Now Demotes Bad Merchants … Somehow >> NYT
• Google 'personalised channels' to bridge TV attention gap >> Wired
• BBC plans subscription-only US iPlayer on iPad >> mocoNews
• Japan watchdog approves Yahoo-Google deal >> AP
• YouTube launches skippable ad format >> NYT
• Virgin Media's TiVo to bring 'content discovery' to TV >> Telegraph
• Connected world >> BBC
• FTC backs 'do not track' tool for web users >> Reuters
• Netflix scrambles future of TV and films >> Reuters
• Hulu open to new investors for global expansion >> WSJ
• Path Update: Upload any photo with a twist >> TechCrunch
• Blippy and Swipely - the new social-shopping sites >> SFGate
• Why the iPad should rival the web >> FT
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