A quick look at the topics that have Silicon Valley abuzz this morning:
Attorneys general in New York and Connecticut are investigating whether Apple s new streaming music service violated antitrust regulations by colluding with music labels.
Demonstrators camped out at the San Francisco home of a Google lawyer this morning, protesting his eviction of a longtime tenant.
Facebook makes 51 percent of its ad revenue overseas, according to a new report.
Elon Musk wants to beam Internet service from satellites in space, turning SpaceX into a huge Internet provider.
Apple vehicles are cruising the streets of the UK and Ireland for Street View-style photos for its new Maps app.
Facebook Messenger has been downloaded more than 1 billion times from Google Play.
Amazon is backing a $150 million solar farm in Virginia.
Microsoft unveiled the 84-inch, $20,000 Surface Hub for conferences.
Photos have been leaked that apparently show the consumer version of Oculus Rift, the virtual reality system due to be released next year.
Google has been feigning ignorance about its European antitrust charges, a competitor says.
Marriott Hotels will start offering Netflix service in their rooms.
Spotify says it has 20 million paying users, $8.2 billion valuation as it gears up to battle Apple.
At top: Apple CEO Tim Cook hugs Jimmy Iovine on stage as Apple Music was introduced at the Worldwide Developers Conference, Monday, June 8, 2015, in San Francisco, Calif. (Karl Mondon/Staff)
