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    • YouTube will begin using filtering technology to block users from posting copyrighted content. This technology has long been demanded by studio executives and decried by public interest groups

    • eBay has opened its three largest businesses – eBay, PayPal, and Skype – to third party developers. The open API's will allow outside individuals and companies to build new shopping and buying applications, but because only a few developers will be given 'preferred' status, new programs may be slow in coming.

    • Yahoo said that China should not punish people for expressing their political opinions on the Internet. This comes one day after a Chinese woman announced her intention to sue Yahoo for helping Chinese officials imprison her son.

    • Former Engadget editor Pete Rojas is launching a new music blog that will give away songs for free. The site, RCRD LBL, will make money through advertisements on its blog.