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"Welcome to this morning's edition of \u201CFirst To Know,\u201D a series in which we keep you in the know on what\u2019s happening in the digital world. We\u2019re keeping our eyes on six particular stories of interest today.\niPhone Coming to 14 More Countries Nov. 11\nThe iPhone 4S will go on sale in 14 additional countries \u2014 Albania, Armenia, Bulgaria, El Salvador, Greece, Guatemala, Malta, Montenegro, New Zealand, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Romania and South Korea \u2014 as well as Hong Kong on Nov. 11. \nFirst AT&amp;T LTE Phones Arrive Sunday\nAT&amp;T has announced that the HTC Vivid and Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket, which will be the first to run on its 4G LTE network, arrive in stores Sunday.\nAOL Posts Third Quarter Loss\nAOL brought in $532 million in revenue in Q3 2011, down 6% from the same period a year ago despite an 8% increase in ad revenue, the company disclosed in its third quarter earnings statement Wednesday.\nTwitter Launches Twitter Stories\nTwitter unveiled a collection of Twitter Stories Monday designed to remind users \u201Cof the humanity behind Tweets that make the world smaller.\u201D\nDuqu Virus Spreads on Microsoft Windows\nHackers have used a security flaw in Microsoft\u2019s Windows operating system to infect computers with the the Duqu virus, Microsoft has admitted.\nThousands Petition to Block E-Parasites Act\nNearly 7,000 people have signed a petition on the White House petition site against the Stop Online Piracy Act, also known as the \u201CE-Parasites Act,\u201D which would increase the government\u2019s ability to shut down alleged trademark- and copyright-infringing\u00A0websites.\nFurther News\n\nThe launch of J.K Rowling's forthcoming Harry Potter-themed site Pottermore has been delayed.\nMusic-making app GarageBand has arrived on the iPhone.\nYahoo has purchased data-driven ad firm Interclick for $270 million.\nGoogle has launched an initiative called GoMo that aims to help businesses work out the kinks involved in going mobile.\nMiami Heat owner Micky Arison has been fined $500,000 for venting on Twitter about the NBA lockout.\nGilt City, a division of Gilt Groupe, has acquired daily deals site BuyWithMe for an undisclosed sum.\n\nImage courtesy of iStockphoto, DNY59"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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