Facebook's p.r. move against Google bombs. YouTube gives Netflix the jitters. And why music duo Pomplamoose doesn't need no stinkin' label!

Movies for sale to the highest advertiser. YouTube reaches royal status and Online Streaming begins to look like a raging river.

Should Google Buy The Record Industry? Is the FCC pickpocketing broadcasters? And can Netflix survive the frigid temperatures of Canadian Broadcasting?

Alex Lindsay, Tim Street, Andy Beach, Larry Jordan and cinematographer Daryn Okada discuss Final Cut Pro X and cameras at the NAB Show in Las Vegas.

A major cable provider launches, then pulls cable channels from the iPad. Has Amazon started a new digital war with the Music Industry? And has George Lucas sat on an Ewok?

An obligatory review of Rebecca Black's Friday. Is Amazon trying to beat Apple to the cloud? And we'll answer the question, "Do celebrities even need labels and studios anymore?"

The New York Times erects a Pay Wall. ICANN says yes yes yes to the Triple X domain and an author says no to 500,000, he don't need no stinking publisher.

Arianna Huffington is a pirate, the rest of the world are pirates. And according to Jon Bon Jovi, Apple ruined everything for everyone.

Who watched The Oscars and Who Tweeted? Google Changes Their Search Results. Will Content Farms Suffer? And is the US Government using Social Media for Propaganda?

Apple subscribes to Profit. Big Media subscribes to Social Media. And it turns out Hitler was a big fan of 3D.