A busy week of conferences, as our UK editor Robert Andrews and senior correspondent David Kaplan have been everywhere. Check out their coverage from Media & Money, Mipcom, Innovation 360 and Friday morning’s News Corp. meeting.

Top headlines of the week from our sister sites paidContent.org and mocoNews:

paidContent.org:
—News Corp Rethinks Private Equity Investment In MySpace Music; Too Complicated, Not Necessary
—Google Q3 Call: Outside, The Larger Economy Appears Dire, But Inside Google, Continued Optimism
—Interview: Tribune’s Abrams On Redesign: Bringing The Five Stages Of Grief Down To Three
—@ Mipcom Interview: Danny Passman, Head Of Programming, Joost: ‘We’ve Learned From Our Mistakes’
—Playboy Enterprises Does Restructuring; Shutting DVD Division For Online Focus; 80 Positions Will Go
—Search Remains Resilient, But Spending Slumps At the End Of Q3

mocoNews:
—The T-Mobile G1 Is The Most Customizable Device We’ve Ever Seen; Rivals The iPhone’s Fun Factor
—Interview: Zaw Thet, CEO, 4INFO: Verizon’s SMS Fee Change Is ‘Unprecedented And Unnecessary’
—@ Media & Money: Verizon CEO Seidenberg: Customers Want Choice, Not Simplicity
—Clearwire Says Shareholder Vote Will Happen In Mid-November; Wants FCC To Approve Transaction Soon
—Earnings: Nokia Profit Down 30 Percent; Sales, Market Share Down

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