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James Pitaro, an experienced Internet executive who just left his post at running the media properties at Yahoo Inc <YHOO.O>, will oversee Disney Online, the home of Disney branded web and social media sites. Microsoft hopes to bury iPhone, Android SEATTLE - Last month, a few hundred Microsoft Corp <MSFT.O> employees acted out their fantasy with a mock funeral for Apple Inc's <AAPL.O> iPhone at its Redmond, Washington campus. The bizarre gathering, which morphed into a spirited Michael Jackson "Thriller" dance routine, marked the completion of its Windows Phone 7 software, and showed how badly Microsoft wants to resurrect itself in the viciously competitive phone market. Facebook movie underscores cultural phenomenon SAN FRANCISCO - Facebook now counts one of every two Americans as a user, would rank behind only China and India in population if it were a country and has an estimated value of more than $30 billion, larger than that of Starbucks <SBUX.O>. What could possibly be next for a website that was created in a Harvard dorm room six years ago? Try a Hollywood film, "The Social Network," that opens nationally on Friday and is already prompting discussion of Academy Awards. Microsoft sues Motorola over Android phones SEATTLE - Microsoft Corp <MSFT.O> sued Motorola Inc <MOT.N>, alleging patent infringement on the handset maker's line of Android phones, in the latest development in a web of legal actions in the evolving smartphone business. Microsoft, the world's largest software company, charged that former ally Motorola infringed nine of its patents in the Android-based smartphones, which run on software built by Google Inc <GOOG.O>. New HP CEO fails to rouse investors, shares slide SAN FRANCISCO - Hewlett-Packard Co's new CEO failed to impress Wall Street in his first conference call with investors, as doubts persisted as to whether the Silicon Valley outsider has the experience to steer the sprawling company. HP shares slid 3.4 percent after former SAP CEO Leo Apotheker provided few details on his plans to accelerate sales growth, in a performance one analyst called "lackluster." Cyber Command slips behind schedule WASHINGTON - Cyber Command, responsible for shielding 15,000 U.S. military networks and for being ready to go to war in cyberspace, has slipped behind schedule for becoming fully operational, the Defense Department said on Friday. The command is still putting necessary capabilities in place, said Bryan Whitman, a Pentagon spokesman. FBI says Ukraine arrests 5 in cybercrime case WASHINGTON - Ukraine authorities have arrested five individuals who allegedly directed a global cybercrime scheme that used a version of the Zeus Trojan computer virus to steal $70 million from U.S. bank accounts, FBI officials said on Friday. 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