From the Wires

KGW: Portland police released a guide that answers questions Oregonians may have about interstate marijuana use and possession.

Businessweek: Netflix announced an exclusive deal with Disney to stream the movies mere months after they are in theaters, a right normally reserved for HBO or other subscription channels.

Washington Post: The apprehension follows a chase by authorities that John McAfee documented in updates to Wired magazine and on his own website and Twitter account. He said he previously avoided capture by burying himself in sand and altering his appearance.

Chicago Tribune: The crowds of happy people lighting joints under Seattle’s Space Needle early Thursday morning with nary a police officer in sight bespoke the new reality: Marijuana is legal under Washington state law.

Bloomberg Businessweek: Apple plans to spend more than $100 million next year on building Mac computers in the U.S., shifting a small portion of manufacturing away from China, the country that has handled assembly of its products for years. It reflects pressure on companies to create even a modest number of domestic jobs as the unemployment rate hovers near 8 percent.

NBC News: Peter Jackson explains from his native New Zealand why he decided to make the prequel to his Academy Award-winning Lord of the Rings triliogy, and shares some of his filming techniques in advance of its world premiere.

The Gloss: An activist group known as FORCE created a fake sexual consent ad campaign that mimicked Victoria’s Secret’s Pink brand.

L.A. Times: The Starbucks gift card will be available starting Friday, at the shopping website Gilt.com.

USA Today: Instagram removed the option to send pictures to Twitter and plans to cut off the ability to embed photos on the site.

Gizmodo: The oldest known dinosaur, which predates other specimens by 15 millions years, is found in a museum store room.