InternetYahoo offers coupons for music that stops working (AP)

AP - Yahoo Inc. is offering coupons or refunds to users who find songs they bought inaccessible after Sept. 30, when the company shuts its music-download service.

InternetProblems Reported with DNS Vulnerability Patch (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor - Reports from IT directors and major IT suppliers indicate that the security hole in Internet Domain Name System servers is being patched -- but not everyone, nor every company, is responding quickly.

InternetMore Shifts at Motorola Ahead of Earnings

Earnings call Thursday could bring surprises in leadership and device sales.

InternetAmazon Launches PayPal, Google Checkout Competitors (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor - Without the fanfare that typically accompanies such product announcements, Amazon.com on Tuesday launched two new online-payment options that target small businesses. That makes Amazon.com a direct competitor with both Google Checkout and eBay's PayPal.

InternetItalian Broadcaster Sues YouTube for $856 Million (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor - YouTube, the popular video-sharing Web site, and its owner, Google, are being sued for allegedly distributing nearly 5,000 copies of programming owned by a Milan, Italy-based company.

InternetComcast Sees VoIP, ISP Growth

IP-based services help the bottom line as the cable giant becomes a greater force -- particularly in Internet telephony.

InternetComcast profit up on phone, Internet gains (Reuters)

Reuters - Comcast Corp, the largest U.S. cable service provider, posted a higher quarterly profit as it gained market share in telephone and Internet services and controlled expenses, sending shares up 3 percent.

InternetOracle WebLogic Server Rates a 10 for Big Flaw

For the first time in more than three years, Oracle releases an out-of-cycle patch security alert.

InternetMotorola Buys AirDefense

Acquisition puts it on better footing against Cisco, Aruba Network offerings.

InternetFirefox Alpha Improves the AwesomeBar (PC Magazine)

PC Magazine - Though it's been less than a month since Firefox 3's blast-off into the Internet and a software download record, Mozilla developers have already distributed a very early preview of the next upgrade to the increasingly popular browser, code-named Shiretoko.