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Google Told to Turn Over User Data of YouTube The order raised concerns that the online video viewing habits of tens of millions of people could be exposed. Bits: Justice Looks Further at Google-Yahoo Deal The Justice Department?s antitrust division has begun issuing subpoenas as it probes further into whether a planned Google-Yahoo partnership in search advertising is anticompetitive. Bits: What Is Facebook Worth? (Part 37) A document in the settled Facebook ConnectU litigation reveals that Facebook?s common shares are worth a quarter of the value of the stock Microsoft purchased when it invested in the social network. Nvidia Reports Problem With Laptop Chips Nvidia will take a charge against second-quarter earnings to cover the expected cost of repairing and replacing the products, which include graphics processing units and media and communications processors. Vodafone Buys Stake in Ghana Telecom Vodafone is acquiring a 70 percent stake in Ghana Telecom for $900 million from the local government, it announced on Thursday. Apple to .Mac Subscribers: Sync Bookmarks by Sunday The warning came as part of Apple?s transition from .Mac to the new MobileMe online service, which was announced at last month?s Worldwide Developers Conference. Bits: A Sucker Is Converted Every Minute Those ads for the free digital TV signal converter box? Beware. Obama Voters Protest His Switch on Telecom Immunity Thousands of Barack Obama?s backers are using the online organizing tools his campaign created to protest his recent support for expanding government surveillance powers. Bits: Former H.P. Executive Indicted for Leak of Secrets Atul Malhotra joined Hewlett-Packard in May 2006. His employment ended four months later. In between he got himself into hot water with H.P., and, now, the federal government. Cyberfamilias: See Spot Run. Now Find Out Where He Went. This summer, a new generation of pocket-size gadgets offer anyone willing to spend $129.99 or more a way to use the Global Positioning System to track the people, pets and possessions they love.

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