Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• The Free Software Foundation is urging Google to open up the On2 Codec.
• Japan is claiming that Whaling is not a legal issue.
• An Oak Forest student has been suspended for posting comments about their teacher on their facebook page.
• A Plane has crashed into a St. Louis area home and two are missing.
• Sony has two new PS3 models coming.
• The Credit card law changes have gone into effect today.
• The Guinness World records has acquired bragster.com.
• id software co-founder John Carmack has received a Game Developers Choice Award, the Lifetime Achievement Award.
• Lufthansa pilots have decided to strike.
• Duke Nukem 3D on Xbox Live is 50% off this week.
• Walmart has acquired video streaming service Vudu.
• The United States investigators have pinpointed the source of the attacks on Google.
• Google Earth is now available for Android, it requires version 2.1.
• A Great Dane in Arizona is the world’s tallest dog ever.
• Compact Flash’s specification version 5.0 promises faster speeds and crazy storage.
• Apple appears to be looking to expand where the iPhone OS can inhabit.
• A Mouse has received a human liver transplant.
• The comic book that debuted superman has sold for $1 Million.

Look for more stories tomorrow.

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