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* Netflix (NFLX) signed a deal with Dreamworks (DWA) that will allow the streaming service to exclusively serve up new movies as well as older content to users in 2013. The company reportedly outbid HBO — Dreamsworks’ previous home content supplier — by paying an estimated $30 million per film. (GigaOm)
* Michael Arringtonexplains the goal of his new single-man tech blog, Uncrunched — get it? Uncrunched? — which sounds a lot like TechCrunch’s mission statement, just without a troubled Internet giant attached.(Uncrunched)
* Jean-Louis Gassée on how bad boards kill companies, or in this case, HP (HPQ). (Monday Note)
* Why Apple (AAPL) needs a real social network. (Cult of Mac)
* 15 startups with $100 million-plus valuations that “hardly existed” last year. Among them: Instagram, Flipboard, Spotify, Square, and Rovio. (Business Insider)
* Turntable.fm co-founder Seth Goldstein reflects on the rise of his social-focused music startup. (The company just confirmed raising $7 million.) (Billboard)
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