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Music service Vevo will include content from EMI Music when it launches this week the site announced Monday. Full Story »

The CrunchPad drama continued Monday, with the chief of Fusion Garage calling Michael Arrington's claim on the device "ludicrous" and introducing its own 12.1-inch tablet, which has been re-branded as the JooJoo. Full Story »

Yahoo on Monday launched an advertising privacy tool intended to provide users with more information about how their data is being used for targeted ads. Full Story »

Facebook on Monday launched a global Safety Advisory Board, which will monitor safety issues on the social networking site. Full Story »

The days of Norman Rockwell have been replaced by netbooks and BlackBerrys. Full Story »

Apple has purchased the Lala streaming music service, giving the world's largest vendor of music downloads streaming capabilities as well. Full Story »

Intel has canceled at least the first product iteration of its graphics chip, code-named "Larrabee," company representatives confirmed. Full Story »

Microsoft and Yahoo on Friday announced that they have finalized the sales and licensing agreements needed to complete their pending search deal. Full Story »

Google touts its new, free, Public DNS service as a speedier, safer version for accessing the Web. There's some truth to Google's claims, and its speed advantage may be compounded when a site your browser loads has to access several different URLs to load all of its content. Full Story »

A Hearst-backed startup is readying an e-reading service platform that will debut in 2010. Full Story »