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Yahoo on Thursday will start letting programmers use technology called SearchMonkey to make search results more attention-getting and potentially more useful.

Jonathan Zittrain shared his views on the future of the Internet at the Berkman Center for Society and Internet event on the Harvard Law School campus.

The head of the EU's data protection effort predicted problems for Google Street View in Europe, but expects Google can adapt.

Investor Carl Icahn packs his Yahoo proxy slate with notables, including two people who were on Microsoft's slate when it was deciding whether to go hostile against Yahoo.