Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• Microsoft is reportedly testing a way to Migrate MySQL to MSSQL.
• Apple will be having their Q1 2010 earnings call on January 25th.
• The Real Networks antitrust case has been tossed.
• Microsoft will be issuing a patch for Word for Mac, per court order.
• The Prop 8 trial cannot be streamed the Supreme court says. This is not what I would call free speech.
• IBM is suing an ex-customer over an unpaid Bill of $1.7 million.
• Google is now learning that being in retail is a user-support nightmare.
• A reporter has broken the ‘unbreakable’ phone.
• Microsoft has made it legal to rent Windows and Office worldwide.
• A German minister claims Google is too powerful.
• Eric Rohmer, the French filmmaker, has died at the age of 89.
• Barnes & Noble is saving students some money by renting textbooks.
• An Australian World War II shipwreck has been filmed.
• A Giant spider has been discovered in some Middle East sand dunes.
• EA has now confirmed that NBA Jam will be revived.
• It looks like China has become the largest exporter.
• Warner Music received $9 million when Apple purchased Lala.com.

Look for more stories tomorrow.

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