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    +MySpace gears up for more music with Transmissions
      DENVER (Billboard) - Hoping to broaden its relevance to the music industry in the face of increasing competition from other social networking sites, MySpace will roll out a suite of services and initiatives as part of what company officials are calling MySpace Music 2.0.

    +Kylie Minogue site unites fans via cell phones
      NEW YORK (Billboard) - Kylie Minogue fans now have a new way to indulge their obsessions -- via mobile phone.

    +Lawmaker pulls Nazi symbol charges against Wikipedia
      BERLIN (Reuters) - A left-wing German politician withdrew charges against online encyclopedia Wikipedia on Friday for promoting the use of banned Nazi symbols in Germany.

    +Keith Richards reissues rare single on iTunes
      LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards is reissuing his 1978 solo single "Run Rudolph Run" on iTunes just in time for the holidays, his spokeswoman said on Thursday.

    +Disney launches UK kids portal, Europe to follow
      LONDON (Reuters) - Entertainment group Walt Disney's Internet arm said on Thursday it was about to launch a UK portal aimed at young adults showcasing its games, films, music and social networking assets in one British Web site.

    +EU executive stays above online music rights fray
      BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission said it has no date for reviewing its voluntary guidelines on managing online music rights despite new calls on Thursday for a mandatory shake-up of the system.

    +JetBlue, Yahoo, Rim plan free in-flight Wi-Fi
      NEW YORK (Reuters) - JetBlue, Yahoo Inc and Research in Motion plan to offer free, in-flight, Wi-Fi web connections for laptop computers and advanced cell phones, Rim said on Thursday.

    +Google founder set to wed on Branson isle: source
      LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Larry Page, Google's billionaire co-founder, is set to marry his girlfriend, Lucy Southworth, on a tiny Caribbean island this weekend, a source familiar with the wedding arrangements said on Wednesday.

    +Online matchmaker prays for love at Japan shrine
      TOKYO (Reuters) - It isn't quite a match made in heaven, but a U.S.-based online dating company turned to ritual prayers and a Shinto priest to help boost its business in Japan.

    +Nielsen to unveil Web piracy remedy: report
      NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nielsen is unveiling a new service aimed at ensuring that video distributed on the Internet is done only in ways sanctioned by its owners, the Wall Street Journal said in its online edition.

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