* Jeff Bercovici: Demand Media’s accounting is even more bogus than it seems
* Noam Scheiber: Wikileaks will be the death of big business and big government
* Steven Davidoff: Why Abercrombie & Fitch is moving its incorporation from Delaware to Ohio
* Morning Call: U.S. futures point lower, European shares fall on China rate hike and the Nikkei rises 0.8%.
* About time: Job offers on the rise
* The nativity story, as told by social media
* Zillow: The decade’s 20 best-performing real estate cities
* Adam Rifkin: Dear Facebook, please give us back the Web
* BlackRock: The credit crisis is to blame for clean energy fund outflows
* A look at the numbers: “Merry Christmas” vs” Happy Holidays”
* Brad Feld: I’m creating a platform for platforms of platforms
* Man quits job, makes new living suing email spammers
* CEO futures: InTrade opens a betting line on Brian Moynihan’s head
* Term Sheet email newsletters are on a one-week hiatus, but sign up for their return next week
* Tweet of the Day (from last Thursday afternoon): @LaMonicaBuzz “Wouldn’t it be funny if Flash Crash 2 happened now? And by funny I mean absolutely terrifying since nobody’s around to stop the machines?”
