ElectricNews.net - INTERNET The technology newswire for Ireland, publishing updated technology and e-business news in areas including e-commerce, advertising and marketing, investment, and wireless technologies. http://www.enn.ie/section/210.html sheila@enn.ie careilly@enn.ie Copyright 2005, ElectricNews.Net Ltd http://www.enn.ie/imgs/logo/logo01.gif Electricnews.Net http://www.enn.ie Yahoo strikes back at IcahnRoy Bostock, chairman of Yahoo, has wasted no time in responding to Carl Icahn's attempt to seize control of the company's board.http://www.enn.ie/article/10124380.html Woman charged over MySpace suicideAn American woman who allegedly participated in a hoax on MySpace that reportedly led to the suicide of a 13 year-old girl has been charged by prosecutors in the US.http://www.enn.ie/article/10124381.html Rattleblog: Tales from the blogosphereThis month's Rattleblog talks about Yahoo being a runaway bride and changing its ways to become a better company, even more hype about the iPhone and why advertising is now the revenue model for most tech start-ups.http://www.enn.ie/article/10124358.html Facebook CTO logs outFacebook's chief technology officer Adam D'Angelo, a school friend of chief executive Mark Zuckerberg, is leaving the company.http://www.enn.ie/article/10124354.html Powerset has Google in its sightsA new search engine modelled around information found in Wikipedia has been launched in beta by Powerset.http://www.enn.ie/article/10124352.html MySpace gets friendlier Less than two years after saying it would never happen, MySpace has taken the first steps towards making social networks interoperable. http://www.enn.ie/article/10124345.html Hollywood awarded USD110m against TorrentSpyOperators of the once-popular TorrentSpy tracker have been ordered to pay more than USD110m to Hollywood for facilitating illegal downloads of movies and television shows.http://www.enn.ie/article/10124335.html Sun rises for dot-ME domain namesApplications are now being accepted for the new dot-ME domain name extension, but not everyone will be pleased to hear this.http://www.enn.ie/article/10124333.html Microsoft plans to go it alone onlineIn the wake of Microsoft's decision to pull its Yahoo offer, executives are trying to make the case that Redmond's online business can go it alone.http://www.enn.ie/article/10124329.html Microsoft walks away from YahooMicrosoft has abandoned its attempt to buy Yahoo, after a short weekend of negotiations in which it raised its USD44.6 billion offer by USD5 billion.http://www.enn.ie/article/10124320.html