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  1. How Oakland's Temescal went from rundown to reborn, from Thursday's WSJ SF Bay Area section by @stuwoo: http://bit.ly/8TrTNc
  2. Cyber Monday post-game analysis: sales rose 5% with more shoppers hitting online stores, but spending less http://bit.ly/7J18ix
  3. Is the future of digital reading dedicated readers, or multi-purpose gadgets? http://bit.ly/7N8Sq8
  4. Are dedicated e-book readers destined to become the eight-track decks of 2009? http://bit.ly/4v5Fvy
  5. Cyber Monday might end up the biggest online shopping day ever -- for now: http://bit.ly/8tUiXO
  6. "Cyber Monday" appears off to a strong start: http://bit.ly/8tUiXO
  7. Competition From Web-Only Sellers, Worries About Economy Upend Traditional Black Friday Sales Calendars http://bit.ly/8mPgmT
  8. Amazon upgrades users’ kindles, automatically. Is that a good thing? http://bit.ly/7GY03S
  9. Volunteers Log Off As Wikipedia Ages http://bit.ly/7qTTg7
  10. eBay suffers pre-Thanksgiving site disruption: http://bit.ly/4xY0UU
  11. Christmas Deadline Passes for Barnes & Noble E-Book Reader Nook http://bit.ly/6DmORp
  12. Heavy Demand Delays Orders for Barnes & Noble e-Book Reader (from @jeffreyt1)http://bit.ly/41WY8K
  13. EBay's Skype sale drama may finally be over http://bit.ly/14qLV7
  14. DVDs Join Books in Online Price Battle http://bit.ly/3XzeK3
  15. Did online shopping decrease 2% or increase 16%? E-commerce health is in the eye of the beholder, from WSJ Digits http://bit.ly/499mht
  16. RT @JVascellaro: From Bay Area WSJ: Schmidt on Silicon Valley hiring, hydration. http://bit.ly/jYQ2O
  17. From the new WSJ SF section: How Haight-Ashbury is trying to move past its "hippie theme park" reputation: http://bit.ly/1OofjO
  18. WSJ San Francisco Bay Area section just launched. Check it out at www.wsj.com/sf
  19. RT @pkafka: New Kindle economics for WSJ: News Corp. gets $6 or $6.50 for $15/mo sub. Not good enough, says Murdoch: http://bit.ly/1QpduE
  20. Dispute Over Skype Sale Near Resolution http://bit.ly/mK1NJ