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This bit of news has made me really respect the micro-blogging service Twitter. When Occupy Protester Malcolm Harris was arrested last October, little did he realize what he set off, unintentionally of course. As part of the legal proceedings against him, Manhattan District Attorney subpoenaed Twitter asking the company to provide all the information associated with Harris's Twitter handle. But the former has not only turned down the request but also has filed a motion to quash the subpoena. Great going, Twitter!

*** Facebook, which is under the scanner for its impending IPO, has announced a slew of monetizing strategies. Up first is the launch of App Center, replete with all kinds of free and paid apps.

To be available across all platforms (mobile - would be apps inside apps - and desktop browser), the rollout is being planned in the forthcoming weeks. Second, taking cues from Twitter, Facebook has unveiled plans to make money out of the status updates through a 'Highlight' feature wherein one can pay 2 USD to promote their statuses. While it may not exactly make sense for personal posts, it's a perfect leverage for commercial businesses. Parallelly, in an interesting turn of events, the company's acquisition of Instagram has come under the purview of Federal Trade Commission, which has begun an investigation of the deal that could run anywhere from six to twelve months. *** Google and Oracle have been at loggerheads over Java copyrights (in Google's implementation of Android) since April, and the trial made interesting headways last week. After a weekend of deliberation, the jury found Google infringing Oracle's copyrights but were undecided on whether the company made a fair use of Java APIs.

As of now, the search giant has been slapped an additional count of infringement over copying source code from 8 different Java files in addition to the earlier imposed violation (which involves copying 9 lines of Java code). When Oracle indicated it wanted a share of Android's revenues, judge Alsup called it 'height of ridiculousness' to expect millions of dollars for copying a mere nine lines of code. (To be continued) In other news: • Twitter rolls out its 'Fly' website design to feature phones and dumbphones and is accessible via mobile.twitter.com. • Google Play Store or just Google Play (previously christened Android Market) crosses the 15 billion download mark.