Daily Brew

Spectrum Online: Mark Cuban made his money in tech and has a thing or two to say about dominating in e-business and in life. The Maverick's eccentric owner sounds off on "freedom of intellect" for file sharing as well as makes the prediction that YouTube won't be around in ten years.

Taipei Times: What do you get when you cross a jellyfish with a pig? The perfect gift for Christmas! Not to mention some weird science from the National Taiwan University--the makers of glow-in-the-dark mice. Scientists there have a herd of 30 pigs that were inserted with the jelly fish's "glowing" gene to make for one bright pig pen not to mention some important advancements in gene therapy research.

The Guardian: Viviane Reding, the EU telecoms commissioner is such a huge fan of Nokia mobile TV technology that she wants it to be the standard for all of Europe. But playing favorites has put her at odds with Nokia's competitors, to say the least, and now a couple of telecom anti-trust cases have suddenly been dismissed by the EU. Very interesting...

Tech.co.uk: Microsoft's solutions to helping developing countries like South Africa and Romania get on the Microsoft Office bandwagon? Pay as you go software!

United Press International: The five winners of the National Medals of Technology were announced today and will be honored by President Bush at a White House ceremony on July 27.

--Andrea Chalupa