CloudApp更新了他们的网站界面，Google与Bing和Yahoo合作！为了创建Schema.org，田纳西州正试图将你共享Netflix密码定为非法。

• New Drop Views CloudApp has done some **all tweaks to how your "drops" are viewed. The direct link is now easier to access, images are now scaled to fit your browser, and you can now view the context of text files. [CloudApp]
• Now open source: 20 Things I Learned about Browsers and the Web Google has made their online guidebook 20 Things I Learned About Browsers and the Web open source at request of viewers. The book is now also available in 15 languages. [The Official Google Code Blog]
• Photos on Twitter are live. Here's how they look. If you're curious about Photos for Twitter, The Next Web gives readers a preview. [The Next Web]
• YouTube and Creative Comm***: raising the bar on user creativity YouTube's video editor now lets you access the Creative Comm*** library to add clips to your own video. This also means you can mark your own videos for Creative Comm*** use.[The Official YouTube Blog]
• Introducing schema.org: Search engines come together for a richer web Google, Bing and Yahoo! have come together to give you schema.org. Schema "aims to be a one stop resource for webmasters looking to add markup to their pages to help search engines better understand their websites." [The Official Google Webmaster Central Blog]
• Sharing Netflix password may soon be a crime in TN Careful with your Netflix login information, because it may soon be illegal in Tennessee to share your account password, and it doesn't only apply to Netflix. The recording industry hopes the measure will stop illegal music sharing. [The Tennessean]
• USDA Ditches Food Pyramid for a Food Plate The Food Pyramid you grew up with is no more, having been replaced with MyPlate. The USDA will use MyPlate to better represent how you should portion your food: Half of your plate should be fruits and vegetables, dairy should be 1% or fat-free, and keep an eye on your sodium intake. [Geekosystem]