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Apr 06 2009 5:42pm EDT

Last Bytes: The Time Warner-AOL Watch Continues

Yahoo Music will return to its roots by becoming a directory of outside content from sites like Pandora, Last.fm, YouTube, and other sites instead of offering its own services. [Wired.com]

This is unfortunate: Last week, Italian authorities forced a scientist to remove his warnings of an imminent earthquake from his internet site. [Wall Street Journal]

More evidence that Time Warner will soon seek to spin out AOL. [All Things Digital]

Wall Street analysts weigh in on the Twitter/Google rumors. [PaidContent]

Google lost an appeal of a lawsuit against it in which a company alleged that the search giant violated its trademark when it sold its name on AdWords. [Ars Technica]

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