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• Amazon to Begin Sunday Deliveries, With Post Office's Help - WSJ.com
  The marriage of one of the country's most successful enterprises with one of its most troubled underscores Chief Executive Jeff Bezos's ambitions to weave Amazon more deeply into consumers' lives. The nation's largest Internet retailer has begun same-day grocery delivery in some cities, and is developing smartphones and a set-top box.
• International Space Station Infected With USB Stick Malware Carried on Board by Russian Astronauts - IBTimes UK
  Kaspersky revealed that Russian astronauts carried a removable device into space which infected systems on the space station. He did not elaborate on the impact of the infection on operations of the International Space Station (ISS).
• A Founder of Twitter Goes Long - NYTimes.com
  Between downtown San Francisco and the new Twitter offices six city blocks to the west, things get sketchy. There is a strip club, a budget motel with weekly rates and, on the gentrified edge of this no-man’s land, the offices of Medium, the new venture of Evan Williams, one of Twitter’s co-founders.
• Onion halts all print editions, turns entirely to digital 'news' - Marketing/media News - Crain's Chicago Business
  The Onion is halting its print version in Chicago and its two other remaining markets with its Dec. 12 issue. The newsweekly was 25 years old and is survived by its website and a new creative service for advertisers.
• Initial Retina iPad mini Apple Store rollout to be exclusive to Personal Pickup, Apple issues press release | 9to5Mac
  Due to “limited supply” and “high demand,” the new iPad mini with Retina display will be available at Apple Stores exclusively through the Personal Pickup service for the time-being. Personal Pickup allows a customer to purchase a Retina iPad mini via the Apple Online Store, then pick it up at an Apple Retail location of their choosing. This also means that a customer who wants a Retina iPad mini cannot simply walk-in to an Apple Store and buy one (yet). It’s likely that Apple will allow walk-in purchases when demand meets supply. Apple notified its retail employees of the current sales exclusivity to Personal Pickup customers, and Apple’s own retail website seems to imply similar…
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• Look Inside Apple's Spaceship Headquarters With 24 All-New Renderings | Wired Design | Wired.com
  At this point, there’s a good chance you’ve seen pictures of Apple’s proposed new headquarters — a 2.8-million-square-foot spaceship parked in a verdant man-made forest in the northeast corner of Cupertino. Since the first dozen or so renderings trickled out in 2011, however, we haven’t gotten a much better sense of what all the new campus will entail or what it will be like to work there. Until now. Apple may be known for its secrecy, but buried in Cupertino’s municipal archive is a wealth of detail on the project — including more than 20 previously unseen renderings of the new campus.
• Walking Dead Creator Keeps it Undead with New Possession Drama
  It was announced today that Outcast, Kirkman’s Image Comics series launching in 2014 about a man coming to terms with the demonic possessions that have followed him around since he was a child, will be simultaneously developed as a television project for Cinemax, following an intense bidding war between cable networks.
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• Google wants to build maps that customize themselves based on what they know about you — Tech News and Analysis
  
• Prince William Is Not Allowed a Playstation
  We always knew Kate wears the trousers, so no surprise that video gaming for William is out of the question
• Disney Shows Off The First Poster Of Angelina Jolie As Maleficent
  She really is Maleficent brought to life. Who else could carry off this bone structure?
• This 10-Year-Old Fluently Speaking Backwards Is Insane
  Scottish 10-year-old Cameron has a amazingly impressive (though mostly useless) talent: He can rapidly speak sentences backwards.
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• US Airways and American Airlines reach deal with Justice to allow merger - Nov. 12, 2013
  The Justice Department has reached a settlement with American Airlines and US Airways that requires the airlines to sell facilities at seven airports in order to complete their planned merger.
• Threadless Makes Strategic Investment In Tattoodo, Which Is Kind Of Like Threadless… For Tattoos | TechCrunch
  On the one hand, Tattoodo has a peer-to-peer marketplace for interesting tattoo designs. Famous tattoo artists from around the world upload their designs, which can be purchased for anywhere between $29 and $59, and then tattooed on Tattoodo customers. It’s an easy way to find a design from a well-regarded artist without commissioning him yourself.
• Netflix Rolls Out Its Biggest TV Update Yet
  Netflix is rolling out a major update for the Netflix on TV experience on Wednesday. The new look, which Netflix dubs "the biggest update in Netflix history to our TV experience," will work not only on game consoles, but also on devices such as Roku and on Smart TV and Blu-ray players.
• Google Is Bigger Than Magazines And Newspapers - Business Insider
  Google has become so big that sometimes it's difficult to understand just how big it is. It's on course to do $60 billion in revenue this year, almost all of that from advertising. But how big is that in terms of the media it competes against for ad dollars?
• Snapchat Spurned $3 Billion Acquisition Offer from Facebook - Digits - WSJ
  
• Motorola Makes The Moto G Official, A “Premium” Phone Starting At $179 Unlocked | TechCrunch
  “We believe half a billion people deserve better,” Woodside said, before announcing the Moto G. The Moto G offers an experience that can even rival the Galaxy S4 and other modern top-end superphones according to Woodside.
• Amazon Web Services Blog: Amazon WorkSpaces - Desktop Computing in the Cloud
  Our new Amazon WorkSpaces product gives Enterprise IT the power to meet this challenge head-on. You, the IT professional, can now provision a desktop computing experience in the cloud for your users. Your users can access the applications, documents, and intranet resources that they need to get their job done, all from the comfort of their desktop computer, laptop, iPad, or Android tablet.
• Dropbox Hits 200M Users, Unveils New “For Business” Client Combining Work And Personal Files | TechCrunch
  CEO Drew Houston today announced that Dropbox has hit 200 million users, up from 175 million in July. He later revealed the new Dropbox For Business client securely houses both a user’s personal and work files separately, but in one tabbed interface.
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