Lawsuit over Time Warner-AOL merger dismissed (Reuters)

Reuters – The last in a wave of hundreds of shareholder lawsuits over the 2001 AOL-Time Warner merger was dismissed on Monday by a New York judge who found the claim was filed too late and failed to link investor losses to statements made by AOL’s auditor, Ernst & Young.

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Google boosts Chrome dev tools (InfoWorld)

InfoWorld – Google on Monday detailed recent improvements to its Google Chrome developer tools, which include the addition of a heap profiler for JavaScript and a timeline tab offering overviews of where time is spent when loading a Web application.

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IBM Offers Tivoli Monitoring for Amazon Cloud Deployments (PC World)

PC World – Companies running applications on Amazon Web Services can now monitor their environments using IBM’s Tivoli Monitoring software.

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Yahoo’s Head of Mobile Takes on New Duties (PC World)

PC World – Yahoo has given the head of its mobile division broader responsibilities, in a sign that the search provider plans to focus even more on mobile opportunities.

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Google Phone: Another Day, Another Sighting (PC World)

PC World – A second report of a Google-branded mobile phone has emerged online, possibly vindicating TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington, who made a similar claim in mid-November, not to mention earlier whispers from other sources. The latest rumor is courtesy of Gizmodo’s Mark Wilson, who reported Monday that a new “Google Phone” will run a new and improved version of the Android operating system:

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‘Greed’ Brings Down CrunchPad Amid Lawsuit Threats (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor – It’s a sad day over at Michael Arrington’s TechCrunch blog. In a posting Monday, Arrington announced that development of the CrunchPad, a 12-inch touchscreen Internet-connected tablet, has officially ended

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Chrome Browser for Mac Nears with Google Ad Strategy (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor – Various reports say Google is close to delivering on its promise to release a beta version of a Mac-based Chrome browser before the end of the year.

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Cyber Monday sales may hit record, Amazon ahead (Reuters)

Reuters – Online retail sales on “Cyber Monday” are set to reach a new record, with rivals Amazon.com Inc and Walmart.com set to be the prime beneficiaries, according to industry experts.

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French Court Fines EBay $2.5 Million (PC World)

PC World – A French court has fined eBay €1.7 million (US$2.5 million) for failing to comply with an earlier ruling that required the online retailer to prevent the sale of certain brands of perfume to French consumers on its sites.

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Rails upgrade fixes security issues, Ruby 1.9 compatibility (InfoWorld)

InfoWorld – Ruby on Rails 2.3.5, featuring security boosts and compatibility improvements for version 1.9 of the Ruby language, was released over the weekend, according to a blog post on the Ruby on Rails Web site.

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