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Oct 16 2008 7:34am EDT
First Bytes: Nokia, Playboy, YouTube, Android, Virtual Worlds
--Nokia reports a net profit plunge of 30 percent and sees its market share dip a percentage point to 38 percent.
[Yahoo]
--YouTube founder and C.E.O. Chad Hurley gives a little media history lesson, comparing online video to the early years of television.
[TechCrunch]
--For the affluent in Asia, report shows phones are increasingly being depended on to follow sports, watch video, read blogs, and take pictures.
[Yahoo]
--Investors pump $148.5 million into virtual world companies in Q3.
[PaidContent]
--Playboy Enterprises says goodbye to its DVD division to put money and focus instead on building its presence online.
[PaidContent]
--Andrea Chalupa
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