Here is today’s Daily Run Down.

• Foursquare and Starbucks have teamed up to offer customers rewards.
• TigerText, the application to erase embarrassing text messages has gone international.
• Apple is revamping the E-book categories prior to the iPad launch on April 3rd.
• Barnes and Noble has officially acknowledged that they are working on an iPhone OS E-reader application.
• Pink Floyd tracks will no longer be available as single tracks, it’ll albums only.
• President Obama has given away his $1.4 Million Nobel prize to charities.
• Playstation has copied the WiiMote with the ‘Playstation Move’.
• 48 Hawaii Only species are now on the endangered list.
• Actor Merlin Olsen has died at the age of 89.
• New Zealand is going to be adding a $900 Million cable to the pacific.
• Half of Kansas City Missouri schools will be closed come fall.
• Ireland now has a Leprechaun Museum.
• Unlike Illinois, California tax payers should be getting their refunds on time.
• The Federal Trade Commission may block the Google/AdMob deal.

Look for more stories tomorrow.

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