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Those of you crossing your fingers and praying for the day that Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is ousted for incompetence will feel vaguely unsettled by this little milestone: Mary Jo Foley (also from ZD, sigh) notes that today marks Ballmer's 11th anniversary as Microsoft CEO. And that free MPEG-LA license only applies to 'free streaming' video.Īnd while we're on the topic, another ZD blogger, Adrian Kingsley-Hughes, wonders if Google isn't shooting for an even better H.264 license: Free streaming, forever, for any kind of video. With my devil's advocate hat on, however, I'll also support Jason by noting that while YouTube today is made up largely of free, user-created content, obviously Google would like to see it turn into a commercial venture with professional, even paid, videos.

But didn't MPEG-LA make H.264 streaming available to one and all for free? Yeah. He's got charts and graphics and stuff to back it all up, so he must be right. ZD's Jason Perlow says that Google's curious and controversial decision to strip H.264 support out of Chrome is because of H.264 licensing costs to YouTube in particular. Microsoft has released an interim fix for the Internet Explorer vulnerability that was revealed late last month. First up, some tidbits from the interwebs.

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