A new browser plug-in from Mozilla allows anyone to slice and dice the Web in almost anyway they want. It's a command-line interface called Ubiquity, and Webware.com's Rafe Needleman stops by to explain what this and similar applications like it mean for the future of the Web.
Also in today's episode: the RIAA wins an important victory, film studios possibly collaborating on a new DRM scheme, and a Facebook movie might be in the works.
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Today's stories:
Mozilla Ubiquity and the fracturing of the Web
Report: Studios want interoperable DRM
Israel to display Dead Sea Scrolls online
In UK, iPhone ad banned over 'all Internet' claim
'Facebook: The Movie': Now, who should play Mark Zuckerberg?
Facebook wants to show good amid scandals: The social network updates its tools for blood donations, nonprofits and mentorships.
Everything Apple announced: What we know about Apple's TV content and service, credit card, game subscription service and more.
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