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    25 Nov 2013 by Seth Rotherham in Morning Headlines
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    Virgin Galactic Will Accept Bitcoins For A Trip To Space – Richard Branson announced today that his commercial space company, Virgin Galactic, will accept Bitcoin in exchange for a ride into space. [forbes]

    ANC Crafts Election Answers – The party has crafted a dossier – a hymn sheet of sorts – for its campaigners, from ministers through to volunteers, which contains the answers to difficult questions voters might pose on the campaign trail. [citpre]

    Nuclear Deal With Iran Reached – Six world powers reached a deal on Sunday morning in Geneva to lift some sanctions on Iran. [beast]

    Local Businessman Admits Paying Off Police Chief – Cape Town businessman Mohamed Salim Dawjee has admitted giving Western Cape police chief Arno Lamoer R20,000 to help him pay off a loan, the Sunday Times reported. [timliv]

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    Sebastian Vettel Achieves Ninth Straight F1 Grand Prix Win In Brazil – Sebastian Vettel won his 13th race of the season to equal Michael Schumacher’s 2004 record with Ferrari, and also equal Alberto Ascari’s record of nine consecutive wins, though that was set over two seasons. [guardian]

    Rare Leica Camera Sells For R6.2 Million In Hong Kong Auction – An Asian buyer purchased a rare Leica camera, one of only four of its kind in the world, for $620,000 at a Hong Kong auction, auctioneers said Saturday. [nst]

    Steyn Fined For Bad Language – South Africa’s fast bowler Dale Steyn has been fined for using offensive language in Friday’s second Twenty20 against Pakistan. [iol]

    Robbie Williams Scores UK’s 1,000th Number One Album – Pop star Robbie Williams’ new big band album Swings Both Ways has become the 1,000th record to top the UK charts. [bbc]

    AFP and Getty To Pay $1.2 million For Using Twitter Photos Without Permission – At the beginning of this year a US district judge ruled that several news organizations were liable for infringing on the copyrights of photographer Daniel Morel, after they used images posted on Twitter without permission — now they’ve been ordered to pay. Both the Agence France-Presse and Getty Images will have to pay Morel a total of $1.2 million for their part in the situation. [verge]

    Conrad Murray Held Michael Jackson’s Penis Every Night – While the biggest mystery in the Conrad Murray case is how on earth he’s still somehow a licensed doctor, he’s also been making the media rounds this week trying to pretend Michael Jackson’s death is a mystery that hasn’t already been solved with a guilty verdict. [gawk]

    Death of JFK Spawned an Industry That Thrived for Decades – If the torrent of 50th anniversary articles, symposia,blog posts, TV documentaries and docudramas, historical reenactments, new books, and reissues has left you aghast at the bottomless self-involvement of your elders, please keep in mind that the deluge this month is nothing compared to the steady rain that fell on us almost every month between 1963 and 1967. [beast]

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