Lahore High Court bench has ordered the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority to immediately block some very popular websites which include Google, Yahoo, MSN, Hotmail, YouTube, Bing and Amazon for publishing and promoting sacrilegious and blasphemous material.

Yahoo!7 or the Australian arm of Yahoo has acquired a Australian sports site OzTips.com. OzTips is Australia’s largest online sports tipping website and allows users to tip about games by creating private leagues among a set of people.

Microsoft started talking to Apple about including Bing on iPhone as a search option like Yahoo, not necessarily as a replacement to the Google search option.

Yahoo Mail has integrated Facebook Feed with Yahoo mail. Users can now view, comment and like their Facebook friends updates from within Yahoo Mail.

Yahoo has partnered with Zynga to bring social gaming platform to Yahoo. Zynga will bring Farmville and other properties to Yahoo Mail, Yahoo Games and Yahoo Messenger.

Michael supported Yahoo! in focusing on other areas else than search, Carol insisted on Yahoo! being a web search company primarily and told him to fuck off.

Yahoo has revealed its plans to open source “The Cloud” based platform it currently uses for its own internal applications earlier next year.

Yahoo! has bought the Me.Me domain as a part of its strategy to compete with Twitter. This will serve as a nice add-on for its Yahoo Meme service which was supposed to take on Twitter.

This week we saw lots of interesting activities in FOSS. Here is our weekly roundup of the key FOSS events this week.

Rick Spencer said Ubuntu was entering a revenue sharing deal with Yahoo!. Now, we know that a similar deal with Google gives much better financial returns.

Rumors of Yahoo! buying FourSquare have recently surfaced on the web but a lot of pieces seem to be missing from the puzzle.

Yahoo has introduced two new mobile search apps. The first one is Sketch-a-search and the second one being,Yahoo Search iPhone app.

Search Market Share for February 2010: Bing gains 0.2% for 11.5%, Yahoo loses 0.2% to end at 16.8%, Google gained 0.1% to stay at 65.5% according to comScore data for US markets.

A new update from Compete says that Facebook has toppled Yahoo as the 2nd larges website in the United States. According to the compete stats for January 2010, Facebook had around 134 million page views as compare to the 132 million by Yahoo. Also 11.6% of all online time in US was spent on Facebook as compared to 4.25% for Yahoo and 4.1% for Google.

Google Buzz was released earlier today, however, Yahoo has had a similar feature called Yahoo Updates for over a year now. So now Google is competing with Facebook, Twitter and Yahoo Updates in the Social Networking niche.