Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• Blockbuster’s losses have been widening and it’s not looking good.
• There is as Bill to eliminate the Illinois Lieutenant governor’s office in 2015.
• A whale trainer has died during an attack at SeaWorld.
• General Motors is discontinuing their Hummer line.
• The FCC is looking at freeing up the 500MHz spectrum for broadband.
• Super Mario Galaxy 2 is set to fly off retail shelves on May 23rd.
• Chrysler will be repairing 355,500 minivan airbags, starting in June.
• In one Rhode Island school all of the teachers have been fired.
• The house of representatives have voted to not repeal the Anti-trust exemption the insurance companies have.
• Planets apparently unwind on their way to being non-planets.
• Clearwire has reported 688,000 subscribers and revenue has soared.
• In the proliferation of app stores, Paypal is looking to get into the game with it’s own app store for developers.
• Zend has added PHP web app server.
• Longtime Cubs announcer Harry Caray has been ranked seventh Best MLB announcer.

Look for more stories tomorrow.

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