MUMBAI (Reuters) - Looking for a partner? For millions of Indians, taking the first step towards getting married could be as easy as picking up a cellphone.

SEATTLE (Reuters) - Google Inc said on Monday it has resolved an issue with its contacts system that caused many users of its Gmail service to have trouble accessing their online e-mail.

LONDON (Reuters) - Prices charged by cybercriminals selling hacked bank and credit card details have fallen sharply as the volume of data on offer has soared, forcing them to look elsewhere to boost profit margins, a new report says.

DENVER (Billboard) - Rock the Vote and MySpace have struck a deal that combines grass-roots voter registration drives with music promotion and live events.

LONDON (Reuters) - Online fashion retailer ASOS shrugged off the consumer downturn, posting a steep rise in annual profit and a near doubling in first-quarter sales as it benefits from the growing popularity of Internet shopping.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top U.S. communications regulator on Thursday postponed consideration of a plan to auction a piece of wireless airwaves to buyers willing to provide free broadband Internet service without pornography.

BEIJING (Reuters) - People across China have opened their wallets to give earthquake aid -- and fraudsters have swung into action to capitalise on the burst of generosity.

SAN DIEGO (Hollywood Reporter) - Disney is bridging the gap between gaming and virtual worlds.

PARIS (Reuters) - French far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen is looking to make a bit of extra cash by putting his old bullet-proof car up for sale on eBay.

TORONTO (Billboard) - A revolutionary plan that would effectively legitimize file-sharing here has been slammed as "a pipe dream" by Canadian labels.

LONDON (Reuters) - The Lord of the Rings went 21st century on Tuesday -- theatregoers can now purchase tickets for the London musical by mobile phone.

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Google Inc faces a federal patent infringement lawsuit by Northeastern University over technology used in its core Web search system, according to legal papers filed last week.

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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - MySpace, the News Corp unit that is the world's largest social network, is opening up to allow outside developers further access to its service, Chief Executive Chris DeWolfe said on Wednesday.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Gannett Co. Inc. plans to overhaul its local newsrooms to report stories around the clock using text, audio and video, as it tries to retain readers who are deserting newspapers for other media.