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	Google Checkout to shut down in November Google will retire its Checkout payment processing tool on Nov. 20, and warned retailers they will need to move to a different payment processing platform. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Mobile Application Monitoring Breeds Business Possibilities Mobile applications are radically altering the way businesses operate and how they interact with their employees and customers. Ensuring performance of these mobile apps is critical, yet performance is difficult to monitor. Read Now! In this Issue Google Wallet makes payments possible through Gmail Yahoo on Tumblr: We won't 'screw it up' Yahoo revamps Flickr and offers a terabyte of free storage Q&A: Bitcoin developer talks regulation, open source and the elusive Satoshi Nakamoto In e-book case, Apple says publishers had already taken measures to counter Amazon U.S. residents oppose Internet sales tax, say they'll shop online less Google steals march on Apple in music subscription Consumer service lawsuit looms for Google in Germany Copyright owners denied class status in YouTube suit WHITE PAPER: ClickSoftware How to Become an Operations Superstar This eBook for operations and customer service managers will walk you through the challenges faced by field organizations, how a workforce management solution can increase operational efficiency as well as productivity. Learn More. Google Wallet makes payments possible through Gmail Google is integrating Gmail with Google Wallet so that users can send payments as a mail attachment, even if the recipient doesn't have a Gmail address. Read More Yahoo on Tumblr: We won't 'screw it up' Yahoo has confirmed widespread reports that it will acquire the popular blogging service Tumblr, and also promised not to "screw it up." The deal is worth about US$1.1 billion, nearly all in cash. Read More Yahoo revamps Flickr and offers a terabyte of free storage Yahoo has made some radical changes to its Flickr photo sharing service, which now has a more photo-filled interface and comes with a free terabyte of storage so that users can upload images at their original resolution. Read More Q&A: Bitcoin developer talks regulation, open source and the elusive Satoshi Nakamoto With Bitcoin all the rage and startups popping up left and right, it's hard to know who's an expert in the virtual currency and who just has an opinion. Most people would put Jeff Garzik in the former camp. Read More WHITE PAPER: Red Hat Red Hat JBoss Fuse Technology Overview Red Hat JBoss Fuse is a flexible, small footprint integration platform that can be configured with any combination of components for a customizeable IT footprint. Read the technology overview to learn more about the functional components and key features in Red Hat JBoss Fuse that will allow integration beyond the datacenter. Learn More In e-book case, Apple says publishers had already taken measures to counter Amazon Concerned about Amazon.com's low pricing of e-books, publishers had taken measures as early as 2009 such as "windowing," a practice of delaying e-book releases to benefit sales of hardcover editions, Apple said in a filing in an e-book price-fixing lawsuit. Read More U.S. residents oppose Internet sales tax, say they'll shop online less The U.S. Senate has, by a wide margin, supported a bill allowing an Internet sales tax, but the legislation appears to be a tougher sell to the public. Read More Google steals march on Apple in music subscription Google beat Apple to the music subscription service punch this week, perhaps the doing of record labels that wanted to put Apple in its place, an analyst said Read More Consumer service lawsuit looms for Google in Germany A lawsuit against Google's customer service practices in Germany is looming after the company declined to sign a document promising German consumer organizations to start answering customer emails individually. Read More Copyright owners denied class status in YouTube suit A federal court in New York has denied class certification to copyright owners in an infringement lawsuit against YouTube over unauthorized hosting of content, stating that copyright claims have only superficial similarities. Read More
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