Remains of the Day: Google Maps and Monopoly (the Game) Edition [For What It's Worth]

Google Maps and Hasbro team up for an enormous game of Monopoly, Bit.ly surpasses TinyURL as the most popular URL shortener, and speculation abounds regarding tomorrow’s Apple event.

• Google Maps’ Giant Game of Monopoly Begins Tomorrow
  Google Maps and Hasbro are teaming up for a giant game of Monopoly using Google Maps as the board. [Monopoly City Streets via Gizmodo]
• Bit.ly Is Now Bigger Than TinyURL
  TinyURL was the most popular URL shortening service among readers, but it looks like Twitter’s default shortener Bit.ly is now officially bigger than TinyURL. [Mashable]
• The Inevitable Move Of iTunes To The Cloud
  TechCrunch speculates that iTunes will inevitably move your media to the cloud, and suggests that it could even happen as soon as tomorrow’s Apple event. [TechCrunch]
• Helping users keep plugins updated
  In an effort to keep users updated to the latest and most secure plugins, upcoming releases of Firefox will alert users to out-of-date Flash plugins. [Mozilla Developer Center]
• Inside Mac OS X Snow Leopard: Exchange Support
  Snow Leopard is jam-packed with support for Microsoft’s server standard for distributing data to clients, giving Mac users more freedom from dependence on Windows client software. [AppleInsider]
• Extra Confirmed: EMI Says No Beatles On ITunes Tomorrow
  Despite a handful of rumors to the contrary, Gizmodo seems to think that the Beatles catalog won’t make its way to iTunes. [Gizmodo]
• All the Apple Event Rumors: Is It Only Rock and Roll?
  Gizmodo’s best bets for tomorrow: A new iPod touch with a built-in camera, a new nano, new album features (read: new, probably heavily DRMed file format). [Gizmodo]