This Week in Tech 58

• We're at Yahoo for Podcast Academy 3
• Bill Gates is stepping down from his position and handed his keys to Ray Ozzie.
• Google has launced a Shakespeare site
• Google Earth beta 4.0 has been released
• Google is building a GooglePlex
• The iPod city.
• Apple is going to investigate the iPod city.
• Apple may create a flash-based ultra-portable
• Microsoft is creating an audio/video device and service.
• Apple is in trouble with Scandanavia for its iTunes user license.
• ThePirateBay is moving back to Sweden
• Amazon is beginning to sell groceries.
• There's a ringtone that only kids can hear.
• In Washington, any site that talks about online gambling is committing a felony.
• Cablevision countersues Hollywood stating that their DVR system is similar to Betamax.
• Samsun is shipping the very first Blu-Ray player.
• A worm called BlackAngel.B spreads via MSN Messenger, en español.
• Netflix is suing Blockbuster over movie queues.
• And Blockbuster countersues saying that it is "like a fast-food restaurant trying to patent...the drive-through window."
• Flickr's taking down screenshots.
• Microsoft says there is a critical hole in Windows 98/Windows ME, and will not fix it.
• Netscape has a Digg ripoff on their hands.

Watch for the entries in the Remix 57 challenge. I got around a dozen so it's going to take me a little time to get them all posted. Thanks to everyone who made the attempt. You all did a better job than I did!

Disclaimer: Milla Jovovich does not appear in any way on this program. And probably wouldn't even if we asked her.