• After Bebo chief executive Joanna Shields stepped down in May, stand-in boss Kate Burns is moving to a wider role at AOL, reports PaidContent UK. That leaves the social network - bought for $850m less than 18 months ago - without a clear leader for the time being.
• It seems we can't get enough of antitrust cases this week, with Bloomberg reporting that Microsoft is in talks to end two more EU antitrust cases. The reports suggest that the software giant is keen to finalise cases involving Internet Explorer and Microsoft Office before current European competition commissioner Neelie Kroes leaves office.
• Here's a shout out to some fun work that our colleagues are doing at the Guardian. If you've been mesmerised by Antony Gormley's One & Other art experiment in Trafalgar Square (described by some wags as a middle class version of Big Brother), why not try following our Plinthwatch Twitter stream, which picks out the best bits from around the web.
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