 It's Monday, December 3rd, 2012. I'm Ellis Hamburger, and this is 90 seconds on the Verge, now with same-day delivery. The first iPad-only newspaper is shutting its doors on December 15th. News Corp's The Daily was launched as a major initiative with public support by both CEO Rupert Murdoch himself as well as Apple. Until the announcement, a $40 annual subscription bought you an interactive magazine that famously did not allow sharing in social networks. Our hearts go out to the 120 or so writers and editors affected by the news. SMS celebrates its 20th birthday this week. British engineer Neil Papworth told The Daily Mail at the time it didn't seem like a big deal. It's estimated that 8 trillion messages were sent over short message service last year. Rumor has it that both words were correctly spelled, making this the first and last time somebody cared about spelling over SMS. Finally, thousands of Tumblr accounts were hacked today. Yep, ours included. Over 8,600 Tumblr blogs were taken over by notorious troll group GNAA, which is perhaps best known for its association with the AT&T iPad hacker, Weave. The message was, as you might guess, rather offensive. Tumblr engineers said this afternoon the so-called viral post attack had been vanquished. While this chapter's closed, it's another scary sign of vulnerabilities in some of our favorite social networks. And that's it for today's top stories, but tune in tomorrow when we take a look at our 24-hour global internet blackout. Will the porn industry ever recover? Yes it will.