Here's the latest action:
Google to turn over intercepted data -- The search giant says that it willsupply personal data it inadvertently collected via its wireless networks to European regulators to smooth over privacy concerns sparked by Google Street View there.
Gmail in unthreaded form?Business Insider has more.
LinkedIn to double staff -- The professional social networking site is growing at a rapid clip, planning to nearly double its number of employees by the end of 2010.
YouTube live stream on the way -- A screenshot has surfaced suggesting that YouTube might be formalizing its option for its users to live stream content, a change from the video site simply live streaming major events like presidential debates and sports championships.
Print's demise not exaggerated -- Despite predictions that printed books will linger for more than a decade, a new study conducted by Sony claims that more e-books will be sold than their printed counterparts within five years.
Zeachem gears up for ethanol -- The biofuel startup has engineered microbes contained in terites' stomachs in order to convert woody feedstocks into ethanol gasoline additives. Earth2Tech has more.