Here’s a summary of the week’s digital lifestyle action on last100. Note that you can subscribe to the weekly wrapups, either via the special weekly wrapup RSS feed or by email.

Note: apologies for the sparse wrapup this week. Normal service should resume next week.

Top digital lifestyle news

• YouTube Mobile is greatly improved, but not quite ready for prime time
• Warner Music sues SeeqPod, testing DCMA “safe harbor”
• FCC’s 700 Mhz spectrum auction begins today; why it matters and gives us hope
• Vudu “slashes” price again (sort of)
• BBC Worldwide adds MySpaceTV channel
• Report: Yahoo may be next to offer unprotected MP3s
• CBS, Last.fm create “communities around content”, not just another music streaming site
• Forget the usual PR schtick — what is TiVo really doing?
• Apple: iPod Touch first mainstream Wi-Fi mobile platform
• It’s time to kiss and make up: Put NBC content back on iTunes
• HBO dips a toe in the Internet TV waters
• iTunes movie rentals in Europe face many obstacles

That’s a wrap! Enjoy what’s left of the weekend. 

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