corrections

Yahoo Music exec leaves for start-up

This post has been changed to correctly reflect Ian Rogers' title at Yahoo. He was vice president of video and media applications at Yahoo.

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Google to buy Expedia? That's the rumor

This blog initially misstated the day the price of Expedia shares rose on rumors of a possible bid by Google. It was Tuesday. Read the updated story here.

ChaCha lets you, literally, ask a question

The last name of ChaCha's CEO was incorrect in an initial post of this blog, due to wrong information supplied by the company's public relations firm. His name is Scott Jones.

Also corrected was the number of users queries: ChaCha has completed more than 600,000 queries since it launched in January.

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Weplay catches $4.5 million from sports figures

This story incorrectly stated that Creative Artists Agency and Major League Baseball had invested in Weplay.com. They are only partnering with the site.

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Independent antivirus test labs join forces

This article incorrectly described a second antivirus partnership. The Anti-Malware Testing Standards Organization also includes independent testing labs.

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Q&A: Battelle talks blog roll-ups, Google, and Federated Media's future

Due to an editing error, when this story was initially published, a promo on the News.com home page inadvertently used a photo of John Battelle without attribution to the photographer, James Duncan Davidson. That photo no longer appears on the News.com site.

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