» Google (NSDQ: GOOG) lifts the nine-month blackout of Twitter in China by introducing a real-time Twitter feed on google.com.hk search results pages. [LAT]
» ESPN (NYSE: DIS) announced it will launch a NYC site, ESPNNewYork.com, and has tapped sports media vet Leon Carter to be its executive editor.
» Yelp Co-Founder and CEO Jeremy Stoppelman speaks out about class-action lawsuits filed against the company. [DealBook]
» French police have arrested the man who hacked into high-profile Twitter accounts, including Barack Obama’s and Britney Spears’. Last year the hacker distributed private documents obtained from hacking into Twitter employees’ private email. [Geek.com]
» New research says gamers actually have more active social lives than non-gamers. Two-thirds have gone out with friends in the past week, compared to just over half of non-gamers. [Release]
» Henry Blodget has let go of John Carney, who was managing editor of Business Insider’s Clusterstock. No word yet on his next move, but it seems he’ll be doing improv comedy tonight. [Runnin' Scared]
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