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Viacom sues Youtube... AGAIN! Richard Clark shows his utter inability to grasp the fundamentals of the Internet. Google finally shows us what augmented reality will look like. The UuS Government uses the kiddie porn defense to keep the Megaupload Servers offline. Dell acquires Wyse Technologies. A Federal judge rules P2P users aren't in a conspiracy. Video game companies agree to close sex offenders' online accounts. Bravo announces a new "I can has Cheezburger" reality show. Plus, Epic Fails, a Recent Study, Ryder Says Things and Oh Asia You So Crazy! Also, tell us your ridiculous TSA stories!
== Links ==
* Viacom’s Billion Dollar Lawsuit Against YouTube Goes Forward, Threatening DMCA’s Few Useful Qualities
** Google says one hour of video is now being uploaded to YouTube every second
** TED Talk: How Youtube Thinks About Copyright
* Girl blown by a plane
* Richard Clark: the President should create customs inspections for data leaving American cyberspace
* Every Jump of the General Lee, Seasons 1-6
* How Las Vegas Almost Built a 1:1 Scale Model of the Enterprise
* Google Glasses
** Smarty Pig (this is an unsolicited endorsement, we just think this seems like a really good product)
** ADmented Reality
** A New Way to Hurt Yourself
* US Government: There's Child Porn On the Megaupload Servers Judge!
* Dell To Acquire Wyse
* Federal Judge Rules P2P Users Aren't In a Conspiracy
* Video-Game Companies Agree to Close Sex Offenders’ Online Accounts
* Fighting game community split over porn site sponsor
* Bravo Announces I Can Has Cheezburger Reality Show
== Epic Fail! ==
* TSA Shuts Down Airport, Detains 11 After "Science Project" Found
* Priest’s PC Autoplays Gay Porn Slideshow to Congregation
** Tim Minchin - The Pope Song
== Recent Studies ==
Mind Games: Sometimes a White Coat Isn’t Just a White Coat
* The Physics of Superheroes
== Oh Asia, You So Crazy! ==
Boys’ Hands Dipped in Boiling Water to Prove Innocence?
== Ryder Says Things ==
zeitgeber - A rhythmically occurring cue given by the environment, such as a change in light or temperature, to reset the internal body clock.
== Off-Air Discussion ==
What is your most ridiculous TSA story?