* Peter Kafka: Hulu buyers would get exclusive content (with strings attached)
* Tim Novak: Feds repossess a Chicago-area private equity fund
* Gene Hoffman: Supreme Court’s 7-2 video game decision masks a 5-4 split
* Apparently a Wall Street banker can get arrested. So long as he (allegedly) stole from the bank
* Morning Call: U.S. futures point lower, London rises early and the Nikkei climbs.
* Congressional coinage: The $1 billion nobody wants
* Chart of the Day: The changing shape of unemployment
* Virtual opinion: A currency trader’s take on Bitcoin
* Sign of the Apocalypse: Fried Kool-Aid has arrived
* SEC to Blackstone Group: More executive comp info, please
* Sarah Lacy: Dear LivingSocial, please learn from Groupon International’s mistakes
* In the arena? Former Marsh & McLennan execs claim the company “colluded” with Eliot Spitzer
* Reid Hoffman: “Social networks do best when they tap into one of the seven deadly sins. Facebook is ego. Zynga is sloth [laughter]. LinkedIn is greed. With Facebook, it’s vanity.”
* Bob Daly, former managing partner of the LA Dodgers: “Fox, myself, and MLB made a horrible mistake in not doing the proper due diligence on Frank McCourt. I helped get him approved and for my piece, I feel very bad about it.”