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• YouTube API Blog: A New Way To Embed YouTube Videos Web developers and video enthusiasts are asked to try out Google's new HTML5-friendly embed code, which will gracefully fall back to Flash if the right conditi*** aren't met. [YouTube API Blog]
• Google Music takes a step closer to reality If the Post's sources in the music industry are correct (about this, at least), the VP of Google's Android unit is in "accelerated" talks, and a Google Music store could open in November or December. [NY Post]
• Federal judge says you can break DRM if you're not doing so to infringe copyright It's a big change from rulings that have generally held that breaking DRM for any reason at all was always wrong. Oddly enough, it came up when GE was caught breaking encryption on uninterruptible power supplies. [Boing Boing]
• Last Kodachrome roll processed in Pars*** If you're a shooter who started long before digital took over, or perhaps an ardent Paul Simon fan, you'll feel a bit wistful reading how the last manufactured roll of Kodachrome was used and developed. [Wichita Eagle]
• F.lux for Ubuntu The very nifty app that changes your screen brightness by time of day can now be used on all three major platforms. [Kilian Valkhof]
• Introducing Google Apps for Government Google's apps are powering the cities of Orlando and Los Angeles, along with research labs at UCLA Berkeley, and has received a federal government security certification. But, really, it's just nice to know your council person might use Gmail, right? [Official Google Blog]