Friday's Daily Blog Watch

Editor's note: Every morning, James Altucher presents the most timely, topical posts from the Web's best business blogs.

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Well, it had to happen sometime: Mark Cuban admits he's wrong.

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Communicate.com's blog points out a $350,000 sale on a two-word domain name.

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Bloggingstocks takes us to school on how to build the next YouTube.

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ETF Trends looks at iShares MSCI Mexico Index (EWW), the ETF for Mexico.

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Hitwise does a great analysis of YouTube's demographic and traffic data prior to the Google (GOOG) deal.

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The Microcap Speculator likes Highway Holdings (HIHO). For the full list of the Microcap Speculator's holdings, click here.

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Don't count the newspapers out: Paid Content points out Gannett's (GCI) online revenues increase.

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Seeking Alpha thinks there's substantial upside in Autobytel (ABTL).

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Just because Bill Miller is not going to beat the S&P for the 13th year in a row doesn't mean Legg Mason (LM) is not a strong buy here.

Bill Miller has a tendency to pull it out of a hat, though, in the fourth quarter each year (last year he was about 5% from beating the S&P, and ended up topping it). Here are Bill Miller's top 20 holdings.

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How much money do you make? Sort of an odd social network.

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13D Tracker points out that ValueAct raises its stake in Hanover Compressor (HC).

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Sepcial Situations thinks that Korean ADR Webzen (WZEN) is a value play.

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Little Superstar, Part 1 and now Little Superstar, Part II.

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