Facebook recently filed for an expedited discovery in lawsuit with Paul Ceglia. Paul Ceglia claims to be entitled to a significant amount of equity in Facebook. He claims to have signed a contract with Mark Zuckerberg back in 2003. When the news about this broke, people laughed until it was revealed that law firm DLA Piper was backing him up.

McDonalds has installed a billboard in Sweden that has the ability to interact with smartphones using geo-location and the web browser. The user is able to turn the billboard into an interactive game. If the gamer wins within 30 seconds, they will get a coupon downloaded to their phone for the nearest McDonalds. You don’t have to download an app as all you have to do is go directly to a website address. Cool stuff.

Over the weekend one of Nintendo’s website servers got hacked temporarily. The hack attack was less severe than the hack that affected Sony’s PlayStation Network. The hack that Nintendo was hit with did not lead to the leak of sensitive information or cause any operational damage.

A 16 year old girl named Thessa in Germany had to leave her own party when she forgot to make it private. Her party became a meme and 15,000 people checked that they would be there. About 1,500 guests showed up along with 100 police officers. Some of those who showed up carried a sign that said “Where is Thessa?”

Social gaming company Zynga Inc. is in talks with Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE:GS) and Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) to lead their initial public offering. Goldman is also expected to provide Zynga to provide a credit line of over $1 billion. This funding will be used to help make acquisitions. Zynga has about 242.1 million monthly active users on Facebook. Some of their most popular games include FarmVille, CityVille, and Texas HoldEm Poker.

OnSwipe is a tablet publishing company that has raised $5 million in “Series Awesome.” This past January OnSwipe raised $1 million in seed funding. This round of funding was led by Spark Capital and followed on by Lightbank. Yuri Milner, Lerer Ventures, SV Angel, Betaworks, Morado, Eniac Ventures, and Thrive Capital also participated in this round.

UberMedia has raised $5.6 million in a new round of funding. UberMedia is best known for developing applications such as Echofon, Ubersocial, Echofon, and Twidroyd. This round of funding was provided by German Internet investment company Burda Digital.

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) is going to be paying between $100 and $150 million in advanced payments to the four major music label companies to run iCloud. Apple agreed to pay between $25 and $50 million each. A source with the NY Post reveals that the iCloud service will be initially free to those who bought music through iTunes, but Apple is considering a $25 per year charge in the future. The breakdown of the deal is expected to be Apple getting 30%, music publishers getting 12%, and the rest is given to labels to divide with their artists. [NY Post]