Here s what s on the Monday menu.
The European Union is reviving a probe into Google s ad practices, Bloomberg reports.
Intel and AT&T are teaming up to test drone technology.
Facebook launches open-source initiative on designing cellular networks, with partners Intel, Nokia and Deutsche Telekom. The move comes as Facebook seeks to assure telecom firms it wants to work with them, not replace them. (WSJ)
ICYMI: A Yelp employee was fired after she wrote a Medium post complaining about low pay. Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman says on Twitter that he wasn t personally involved, and that she wasn t fired because of the post.
Venture capitalists invested more in space startups last year than in the previous 15 years.
Google Fiber expands to Huntsville, Alabama.
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