Here is Today’s Daily Run Down.

• The UK has raised it’s terror threat level to ‘severe’.
• The mythical ‘Google Drive’ will soon be alive.
• Judge Michael Davis has slashed 97% off of the Jammie Thomas verdict to $54,000 for the 24 songs.
• A Ken Burns ‘mockumentary’ has detailed the saga of Conan O’Brien and Jay Leno.
• There are new brain scans that can spot PSTD.
• There is a rumor that Apple is in talks with textbook publisher McGraw-Hill for the infamous tablet.
• A court has ruled that WHOIS privacy service is ‘illegal’ for spammers.
• The US military appears to be working on an exoskelton for soliers that will support a fuel cell powerpack.
• Unemployment in 43 states rose last month.
• Tesla has official.
• EA is sticking with Tiger Woods.
• An Illinois state police sergeant has admitted that ruling Kathleen Savio’s death an accident was wrong.
• The WordPress foundation has now been established.
• Agile software development is now mainstream.
• The software specifications for Microsoft’s Office 2010 have been announced.

Look for more stories tomorrow.

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