Booting Up: We Need to Protect the Queen as Startups Flock to London

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Former Apple CEO John Sculley is reportedly mulling a bid for BlackBerry. [Globe and Mail]

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YouTube is planning to a service that’s described as “Spotify with video” later this year. [Billboard]

Amazon (AMZN)’s entry into the set-top box game might miss its scheduled holiday deadline as it scrambles with development delays. [The Verge]

Suck it Silicon Prairie: London is the new leader in patting itself on the back for nurturing tech startups. [New York Times]

ICANN is approving several new top-level domains in the next few weeks including شبكة, 游戏 and онлайн. [BBC]

Booting Up: We Need to Protect the Queen as Startups Flock to London