This week's news included continued debate over withdrawing US troops from Iraq, the discontinuation of the Microsoft Zune after only two days on the market, and the upcoming release of the PS3 and Wii game consoles. OJ Simpson published a book describing how he would have committed the murders he denies, and the founder of a German Facebook clone made inappropriate remarks about women. New York City proposed a ban on artificial trans fats in restaurants, and online video companies are exploring broadcasting content on mobile devices and television.

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3. What was watched? Rumsfeld Why do you wake up each day? Kiwi! Keg beer is pricey Amateur - Lasse Gjertsen Hugs Again

4. Will the U.S. withdraw from Iraq? A number of military officers, experts and former generals, including some who have been among the most vehement critics of the Bush administration’s Iraq policies challenging the withdraw.

5. What stinks? The Zune. 2 days after its release, Microsoft announced that it will discontinue the Zune.

6. PS3 and Wii are actually going to go on sale this weekend.

7. Simpson revisits infamous case “ O.J. Simpson: If I Did It, Here’s How It Happened,” will depict Mr. Simpson describing “how he would have carried out the murders he has vehemently denied committing for over a decade.” Interviews regarding his book will air on Fox TV in late November

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9. StudiVZ controversy swirls German Facebook clone Founder Ehssan Dariani caught making sexiest remarks about women Also sent a birthday invite fashioned after Nazi’s propaganda newspaper Völkischer Beobachter

10. New York City's proposal for a near ban on artificial trans fat in restaurant food received overwhelming support at a hearing on Monday, as fast-food chain KFC separately said it would stop using oil containing the artery-clogging fat. Can you find the hidden message?

11. Online Video’s next step Get on TV Fame TV, a new channel available in the United Kingdom and Ireland via British Sky Broadcasting's satellite service, has partnered with Revver to broadcast the Web site's content." Go Mobile "Slingbox has done some European deals to show place-shifted TV on mobiles here but has also tied up with a big mobile carrier in the U.S. which will be announced soon."