Robert Foster, The Juice, Julian Assange.

New Flash/HTML5 embedding method for YouTube vids.

Quick overview of Services in Mac OS X Snow Leopard.

Karine Joly on the new Duke on Demand site that uses Miro Community: video aggregation software.

Scott Gilbertson HTML5 video embedding techniques that work in most browsers, with fallback to object/Flash.

John Nack on video workflow for serving H.264 via Flash and HTML5, and gripes besides.

John Gruber’s prediction on the future of video codecs is that H.264 will be the dominant encoding method and that Mozilla’s refusal to support it natively will render them less relevant, especially in the growing mobile space.

Dave Hall’s video element JavaScript for adding support to major browsers.

A video on consumption and the environment by Annie Leonard.

The next version of FF should equalize the functionality but for now it seems pretty close to WebKit.

H.264 and HTML5 video playback with support for Safari and Chrome. Firefox support and fallback to Flash are on the way.

Dan Benjamin is now podcasting full-time.

Mark Pilgrim’s guide to using video with HTML5.

Frederic Lardinois on the Whitehouse’s recent decision to abandon YouTube for content distribution via Akamai's CDN. Seems like a good move to me.

The Pet Shop Boys’ new single Love, etc. is out today. Check out the beautiful music video—kind of a Take on Me for 2009, with a nod to Monty Python. Also, good way to do a band homepage in the Age of Internet, at least from the point of view of content design.

Introductory lecture series by Stanford Professor Mehran Sahami.

John Gruber's talk on design at Macworld.

Jonathan Jarvis's video explaining the credit crisis. Pretty good, except for the cheap shot semiotics of an "irresponsible" home buyer.

Dan Wallach on the future of cable and Internet TV.

Lydia likes Wall Street Fighter.