No matter how you pronounce it, privacy is a big issue for tech companies in Europe. The Economist’s Martin Giles.

Can Scott Thompson do what Carol Bartz and Jerry Yang couldn’t?

Moonalice plays “15 Cadillacs.”

Read Joseph Menn’s prolific coverage of the growing cyberwar in the Financial Times.

The true story behind Ranadive’s unusual strategy coaching his daughter’s basketball team. By Malcolm Gladwell.

Author Geoffrey Moore (Crossing the Chasm, Escape Velocity) continues his discussion with USA Today and the Financial Times.

Marketing and new media guru Brian Solis challenges businesses to have a better Facebook strategy.

AOL says its turned the company around and is on a positive path. (NBC Bay Area)

CIO Magazine: Forget Wikileaks, consumer devices and the cloud are the danger.  (registration required)

CIOs push data into the cloud. Employees post ever more personal and professional information on social-networking sites. And as the WikiLeaks organization talks about releasing secret information about Swiss bank accounts—on top of rumors that… more

Google accuses Microsoft’s Bing of stealing its search results.

The company says specifically “However you define copying, the bottom line is… Bing results came directly from Google.”   Google’s Amit Singhal details the accusations on this week’s Press:Here

The accusations first came to light  on the website SearchEngineLand. 

Microsoft responded with “Google is wrong in its accusations“.   And Google countered with its own blog post on the Official Google Blog with screen capped evidence.