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U.S. state AGs looking at Google books deal WASHINGTON - State attorneys general are looking into a proposed settlement Google Inc <GOOG.O> reached with author and publisher groups allowing the Internet company to digitize millions of books, a participant in a recent discussion of the matter told Reuters on Friday. A group of state attorneys general discussed the deal in a one-hour conference call on Tuesday, said Peter Brantley, director of the Internet Archive. Van Halen confirmed for "Guitar Hero" DENVER - Activision Blizzard is releasing three new music-based video games this year -- "DJ Hero," "Guitar Hero 5" and "Band Hero" -- and has confirmed that "Guitar Hero: Van Halen" is on tap. The company provided few details on any of the games. "DJ Hero," which previously was confirmed, still doesn't have a full set list in place, but the company has released new details about the controller. It will be a single turntable device with three colored buttons similar to the five fret buttons featured on "Guitar Hero." Google CEO says he expects more government scrutiny SAN FRANCISCO - Google Inc <GOOG.O> Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said he expects more regulatory scrutiny from around the world and the company is paying more attention to the way it approaches certain business issues as a result of the attention. But Schmidt told reporters it had not crossed his mind to recuse himself from the board of Apple Inc <AAPL.O>, even as the U.S. Federal Trade Commission looks into whether the ties between the two companies violate antitrust laws. AT&T to buy some Alltel assets for $2.35 billion PHILADELPHIA - AT&T Inc <T.N> said Friday it will buy the bulk of Alltel Wireless assets being divested by Verizon Communications Inc <VZ.N> for $2.35 billion, and will sell some Centennial Communications Corp assets to Verizon Wireless for $240 million. Under terms of the deal, AT&T will buy licenses, network assets and 1.5 million subscribers in 79 service areas, mostly rural areas in 18 states, the company said in a statement. Visionary or plane crazy? Airbus contest to decide PARIS - Tourists heading south for the winter may be transported to their dream destination in windowless airliners flying in formation like geese if Airbus accepts the advice of tomorrow's potential aircraft engineers. The European planemaker is offering 30,000 euros for the best idea drawn from proposals submitted by 2,350 students in 82 countries after launching a global competition for new concepts. Court reinstates Yahoo lawsuit over fake profiles LOS ANGELES - A U.S. appeals court on Friday reinstated a breach of contract claim against Yahoo Inc <YHOO.O> by an Oregon woman who said the company failed to remove nude photos and fake profiles posted by her estranged boyfriend after promising to do so. 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