Microsoft, AOL, Yahoo Band Together For Ads. The advertising partnership will allow the companies to sell each others' unsold display ads, Reuters reports. Preempting censure from the Department of Justice, they say the linkup will not affect competition, and they will continue to compete with each other for advertising spending and publishing partners. --NS
Facebook's Biggest User Will Soon Be India. Facebook and MediaTek are partnering up to make low-cost feature phones that are Facebook compatible. The mobile expansion and India's growing Web savvy population is expected to allow drive India to surpass the U.S. and Indonesia as the biggest user base on Facebook, the Economic Times reports. According to one study in June, one in three Internet users in India is Facebook. --NS
Adobe Dumps Flash On Mobile. The company will focus need to focus on HTML5 compatibility for mobile devices, after abandoning its failed efforts to bring Flash to a majority of the mobile market. Flash compatibility is a key difference between phones running Android and Apple's iOS (Steve Jobs' distaste for Flash is notorious), but Adobe's about turn on the Flash front will mean this will no longer be the case. --NS
--Updated 6:00 a.m. EST
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