谷歌的合作伙伴和机顶盒的目标被揭晓，年轻人的身份盗窃问题被研究，微软有点让我们玩IE9，YouTube达到了视频上传率惊人的里程碑。

• Google and Partners Seek Foothold in the Living Room Details emerge on Google's plan to move onto TVs—it's a box or built-in television unit, co-developed with Intel, manufactured by Sony and with a Logitech remote, that brings webapp interfaces onto big screens and, oh, right, puts advertising there too. [NYTimes.com]
• Internet Explorer 9: Platform Demos Microsoft is eager to show off just how interactive, fast, standards-compliant, and HTML5-friendly their upcoming browser will be. You can install a platform preview and try out some IE9 demos, but no actual page loading or browser use yet. [Microsoft]
• Facebook Overtakes Google Search On a single page basis, Facebook held 7.07 percent of visits last week, while Google's search page scored 7.03 percent. Add in all affiliated services, though, and Google—and Yahoo—have a bit of an edge. [Google Blogoscoped]
• Nexus One Coming To Sprint, Too What's significant is that Google has pulled off a rare feat: releasing a phone it sells itself, then letting customers pick whichever major network they want to use it with. The phone itself isn't selling like hotcakes, but an intriguing benchmark. [Gizmodo]
• 18- to 24-year-olds most at risk for ID theft, survey finds That's because few of them regularly check their bank and credit card statements for suspicious activity, the survey suggests. Hint, hint, older, wiser types. [WashingtonPost.com]
• Now it's easy to switch to Google Apps from Microsoft® Exchange Google takes the fight to lure businesses off Outlook/Exchange and onto the cloud directly into the office, offering a server-based tool to ease migration. [Official Google Enterprise Blog]
• Firefox 3.0 reaching end of the line The last security/bug fix update is due March 30th to bring Firefox 3.0 up to Firefox 3.0.19, and then nothing more after that. It's a none-too-subtle hint to move on up to 3.6 [Deep Tech/CNET]
• Oops Pow Surprise...24 hours of video all up in your eyes! Every minute, the equivalent of 24 hours worth of video content is uploaded (slowly) to YouTube, up from 20 hours per minute in May. [YouTube Blog]
• Latest Version of Google Chrome Adds Auto-Translation and New Privacy Features The stable version of Chrome for Windows, that is, gets the translation bar and fine-grain content controls that the dev and beta versi*** have. [ReadWriteWeb]