Here is Today’s Daily Run Down.

• Search Giant Google is standing up to China and saying ‘no’.
• Yahoo has officialy sold off Zimbra to VMWare.
• A Texas town that once welcomed drilling now fears pollution.
• Apache is debating on whether to stop development on the 1.3 and 2.0 branches.
• Google has launched Flu trends for 121 cities.
• AP stories are currently not welcome on Google News.
• The DisplayPort 1.2 specification will make those who need to transfer a lot of data quite happy.
• The Mayor of Chicago, Richard Daley’s wife is in the hospital.
• The 70 year old murder case of Edward J. O’Hare has been reopened by Chicago police.
• Venezuela has announced that they will be rationing electricity.
• The same group that took down twitter a few weeks ago has also struck baidu.com.
• The mystery behind why galaxies have their distinct shape has been solved.
• Miep Gies, the woman who hid Anne Frank has died.
• eMusic has struck a streaming deal with Warner Music.
• Target appears to be going the way Borders has and is severing ties with Amazon.
• Haiti has been hit with a 7.0 earthquake.

Look for more stories tomorrow.

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