Internet-only news publications now eligible for Pulitzer Prizes for journalism, Lawyers try to have Google Earth banned in India, Wal-mart could sell as many iPhones next year as Apple retail stores, Jimmy Fallon starts a new nightly video blog for his upcoming show, Sony plans to cut 16,000 positions and close several of its plants. Plus more.

Massive layoffs hit AT&T, Adobe and possibly Intel as well, Rumor has it that Wal-Mart might start selling a 4GB iPhone for $99, Truphone's new app lets you make calls from your iPod touch, The second Google Android-powered smartphone is now available for for pre-order. Dell drops Google toolbar for 'Live Search' on its new laptops. Plus more..

A new top-level domain (.tel) has been established, Pandora's app tops Apple's list of most downloaded free apps of the year, Vlingo releases an impressive voice-recognition app for iPhones and Blackberries, CBS takes over Yahoo's Launchcast music service, Google makes cutbacks, YouTube is cracking down on sexually suggestive content.

Linux has finally made its way to the iPhone and the iPod touch, Apple's app store has over 10,000 apps, Xbox 360 sales have surpassed those of the original Xbox, More than half of Atlantic Records' revenue is generated by digital content, Nokia abandons mobile phone market in Japan. LG plans to release 3D televisions by next year. Plus more.

YouTube makes a deal with MGM to stream feature length movies and TV shows, T-Mobile and Google flood AOL's ad network with G1 phone ads, iPhones have been found to be twice as reliable as Blackberries and they are now the top selling phone in the U.S., Circuit City has filed for bankruptcy, Hyperion Power Generation has developed a mini nuclear re