1. Report: Microsoft may help News Corp. delist sites

The media empire is talking with tech giant about having its Web sites removed from Google search results, according to a Financial Times report.

2. Offerpal revises terms amid continued scandal

Under fire for running misleading ads on social networks, offers-and-surveys broker now says publishers can choose how "conservative" they want to be with ads.

3. Yahoo adds photos, tweets to news search

Newsy searches won't just produce links to stories now on Yahoo. Searchers will be able to see photos, videos, and tweets from main search results page.

4. More on mobile payment front: Boku steps it up

Competing for market share with rival Zong and a few others, start-up says new partnerships give it access to 200 million new user accounts.

5. Mozilla not interested in building Firefox OS

Does Firefox backer want to turn its open-source browser into the basis for an operating system a la Google's Chrome OS? Not for now at least.

6. With IE 9, Microsoft fights back in browser wars

By showing first glimpses of technology in Internet Explorer 9, Microsoft also showing it's serious about building competitive browser.

7. Google, Bing continue gains at Yahoo's expense

Over last several months fewer and fewer searches have been performed on Yahoo's sites, with market leader Google and upstart Microsoft seeing the benefits.

8. New Firefox 3.6 beta aims to cut crashes

Third beta imposes new restriction on how third-party software can interact with it. And feature called Resource Package could speed up Firefox 3.7.

9. Firefox faces browser clone war in China

Mozilla hosts outreach programs to drive Web standards and has special version of Firefox for China, where browser landscape features IE clones.

10. Google set to promote Chrome extensions

One of the standout features of Chrome 4.0 is customization through extensions. Google appears on the brink of launching a gallery to showcase them.