TWiT

Weezer?s Pork & Beans causes Internet frenzy NASA broadcasts Mars landing live online SurveyUSA estimates that at least 18 million Americans have now been Rickrolled. ScribbleLive Wii Fit calls users fat Does Cover Flow work for browsing the Web?

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Running time: 1:07:49

net@night 53: Disqus (net@night)

Hosts: Amber MacArthur and Leo Laporte

YouTomb, Facebook less visited, Net neutrality, Disqus and more.

This week's links:

YouTomb Facebook traffic declines 10% Webmonkey relaunches Re-branding Microsoft for $300M Zappos bribes employees to quit Net Neutrality Rally in Ottawa, Canada's capital, May 27th Disqus

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Running time: 1:06:53

net@night 52: Dipity Dukes (net@night)

Hosts: Amber MacArthur and Leo Laporte

Mento, Buzzword, Facebook lifts the 5000 friends ban, and more.

This week's links:

Mento Buzzword Twistori.com Facebook lifts 5000 friends ban This Week in Buzz Tech Out Loud Geek Brief

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Running time: 52:57

net@night 51: Ding! (net@night)

Hosts: Amber MacArthur and Leo Laporte

Robyn, Webby nominees, Yes We Can, The Deck and more.

Robyn (Swedish band) was great! Webby Nominees Special Achievement Award: "Yes We Can" The Deck Tin Eye Amanda Congdon launches new series: sometimesdaily.com. See Flickr video Question of the week: What is the best video service online? Web app of the week: Mirror App Mother's Day Card on JibJab

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Running time: 1:04:19

net@night 50: Master of Puppets (net@night)

Hosts: Amber MacArthur and Leo Laporte

Canadian iPhones, Twitter wine tasting, Rookie webisodes, and more.

Apple iPhone coming to Canada (Rogers)

Twitter wine tasting

"Rookie" webisode

Video of the Week: Facebook in Real Life

Web App of the Week: Wakerupper.com

Song of the Week: Robyn is the anti-Britney Spears

commandN Contest: ambermac.com

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Running time: 48:10

net@night 49: Animoto (net@night)

Hosts: Amber MacArthur and Leo Laporte

Guest: Brad Jefferson, co-founder of Animoto

Animoto co-founder Brad Jefferson, Earth Day, Lonelygirl founders start studio, and more.

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Running time: 1:00:56

net@night 48: Play Cafe (net@night)

Hosts: Amber MacArthur and Leo Laporte

Guest: Mark Goldenson, Chief Executive Officer of Play Cafe

Play Cafe's Mark Goldenson, Facebook Chat, NASA's worries, editable Google Maps, and more.

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Running time: 49:28

net@night 47: We Are The Internet (net@night)

Hosts: Amber MacArthur and Leo Laporte

Guest: Scott Kurtz of PvPonline: The Daily Web Comic Strip

Shadow Twittering SXSW, Sarah Lacy, Jimmy Wales controversy, FriendFeed vs. SocialThing, PvPonline and more.

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Running time: 55:20

net@night 46: drop.io (net@night)

Hosts: Amber MacArthur and Leo Laporte

Guests: Sam Lessin and Darshan Somashekar of drop.io

Headlines of the week:
* Nine Inch Nails releases new album under Creative Commons
* Fast Company launches FastCompany.tv

Web app of the week: PMOG

Video of the week: AOL News commercial features Internet celebrities

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Running time: 46:52

net@night 44: Viddling Around (net@night)

Amber MacArthur

Hosts: Amber MacArthur and Leo Laporte

Guest: Colin Devroe of Viddler

Colin Devroe from Viddler, London museum chatter, how to behave on the Internet and more.

Headlines of the week
Listen to Internet chatter at museum in London Frozen in time

Video trailer for a new book - is this a new trend?
http://www.steffimcbride.com

Twyt.tv (from Michael Duffy) - old-school TWiT?
-the best of tech radio from the past

Best video of the week
How to behave on the Internet (via boingboing)

Web design link of the Week

Findability.org

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Running time: 1:00:24

net@night 43: Overlay.tv (net@night)

Amber MacArthur

Hosts: Amber MacArthur and Leo Laporte

Guest: Rob Lane of Overlay.tv

Rob Lane of Overlay.tv, Hot or Not acquired, Facebook now quittable, the iHole and more.

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1:00:42

net@night 42: Brunette (net@night)

Amber MacArthur

Hosts: Amber MacArthur and Leo Laporte

Amber quits her job, insomnia-inducing mobile phones, Tom Cruise and more.

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52:19

TWiT 152: I Dream Of E3 (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Don Reisinger, Veronica Belmont, Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb

E3 pared down, cross platforms vs. first party games, social gaming, and more.

Links to all our stories are at http://del.icio.us/twit/152.

Audible pick of the week: The Disappeared, by Kristine Kathryn Rusch. For your free audio book, visit Audible.com/twit.

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Running time: 1:24:28

TWiT 151: A Suitcase Full Of Meat (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, John C. Dvorak, Patrick Norton, and Steve Wozniak

Woz waits in line, iPhone 3G, eBay, Microhoo undead, a DNS flaw, and more.

Links to all our stories are at http://del.icio.us/twit/151.

Audible pick of the week: Snoop: What Your Stuff Says About You by Sam Gosling narrated by David Drummond. For your free audio book, visit Audible.com/twit.

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Running time: 1:41:10

TWiT 150: Hello 206.220.43.92 (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jason Calacanis, Tom Merritt, and Dwight Silverman

Viacom wants your number, Google privacy and daycare, iPhone 3G set to launch, and more.

Links to all our stories are at http://del.icio.us/twit/150.

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Running time: 1:36:44

TWiT 149: Bill Gates - Not Evil (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, John C. Dvorak, Jerry Pournelle, and Bill Machrone

A Bill Gates farewell review from MITS to DOS to Windows, chair jumping, a Ballmer future, and more.

Links to all our stories are at http://del.icio.us/twit/149.

Find out more about how to avoid DVT, deep-vein thrombosis.

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Running time: 1:28:11

TWiT 148: Sporn (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, John C. Dvorak, Wil Harris, and Harry McCracken

Whither Yang and Yahoo, little Billy Gates, XP/Vista, tweeting ice on Mars, Firefox 3, and more.

Links to all our stories are at http://del.icio.us/twit/148.

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Running time: 1:27:25

TWiT 147: The Mr. Whipple Effect (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, John C. Dvorak, Wil Harris, and Andrew Horowitz

Yahoo-Google, iPhone's second coming, Comcast limitations, Firefox 3 and more.

Links to all our stories are at http://del.icio.us/twit/147.

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Running time: 1:35:25

TWiT 146: Service Unavailable (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Patrick Norton, Randal Schwartz, and Steve Gillmor

Amazon goes down, 3G iPhone, microblogs, Hans Reiser, backdating on Ecstasy, and more.

Links to all our stories are at http://del.icio.us/twit/146.

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Running time: 1:13:28

TWiT 144: The FBI vs. The Internet (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, John C. Dvorak, and Denise Howell

Special Guest: Brewster Kahle of the Internet Archive

Microsoft stops scanning books, the FBI's national security letters, and more.

Links to all our stories are at http://del.icio.us/twit/144.

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Running time: 1:28:28

TWiT 143: Raspberry Crazy Ants (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, John C. Dvorak, Jason Calacanis, Patrick Norton, Dwight Silverman, and Doug Kaye

Special Guest: Frank Eliason of Comcast's customer outreach

Microsoft-Yahoo redo, CBS buys CNet, Comcast Burst/Blast, ZDTV's 10-year commemoration, and more.

Links to all our stories are at http://del.icio.us/twit/143.

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Running time: 1:40:39

TWiT 142: I Like Big Pockets (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, John C. Dvorak, Patrick Norton, and Wil Harris.

Tech books as marketing, sleeping on the job, iPhones sold-out, Friend Connect, Comcast limit, and more.

Links to all our stories are on del.icio.us.

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Running time: 1:29:12

TWiT 141: Grand Theft Yahoo (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jason Calacanis, Molly Wood, Wil Harris, and Andrew Horowitz

Microsoft withdraws Yahoo bid, Grand Theft Auto IV, First live TWiT in new studio, and more.

Links to all our stories are on del.icio.us.

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Running time: 1:16:49

TWiT 140: Loaded with Spam and Hookers (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, John C. Dvorak, Kevin Rose, Patrick Norton, David Prager and David Randolph.

TWiT turns 3, majors report earnings, Microsoft-Yahoo, Twitter, Mesh, Clay Shirky and more.

Links to all our stories are on del.icio.us.

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Running time: 1:54:07

TWiT 139: 4-TWiTty (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, John C. Dvorak, Veronica Belmont, Paul Thurrott, and Roger McGuinn

Attack of the clone, Vista a work in progress, rickrolling is so over, XOverclocked, and more.

Links to all our stories are on del.icio.us.

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Running time: 1:29:19

TWiT 138: The Innovator's Dilemma (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Steve Gillmor, Mark Frauenfelder, and Molly Wood

Baggage blunders, Revision3 looks Foxy, the evolution of media and blogs, Safari on Windows, and more.

Visit the Make Magazine Maker Faire May 3 and 4 at the San Mateo, Calif. Fairgrounds.

Links to all our stories are on del.icio.us.

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Running time: 1:10:02

TWiT 137: Blogger Bob of the TSA (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, John C. Dvorak, Jason Calacanis, and Wil Harris

FBI's Ranchi rickrolling, Sony's Fresh Start, Intrading up, Blu-ray BD+ cracked, TSA QAs MacBook Air, and more.

Links to all our stories are on del.icio.us.

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Running time: 1:30:46

TWiT 136: Dvorak Unzipped (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Steve Gillmor, John C. Dvorak, Veronica Belmont, and Patrick Norton

Twitter and SXSW, CNET-Revision3, Facebook IM, Bebo-AOL, Microsoft-Yahoo, Yahoo Buzz, and more.

Links to all our stories are on del.icio.us.

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Running time: 1:14:31

TWiT 135: Zuck This (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jason Calacanis, Jerry Pournelle, and Wil Harris

Special Guest: Robert Scoble

Wiki-ethics, MIX08, Sarah Lacy vs the Twitterati, iPhone SDK, and more.

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Running time: 1:23:34

TWiT 134: Pave the Cow Paths (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, John C. Dvorak, Dave Winer, Steve Gillmor, and Wil Harris

RSS evolves, Twitter vs. Pownce, Wikileaks, powdered hard disks, and more.

Dave Winer's post on Twitter vs. Pownce

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Running time: 1:27:22

TWiT 133: Jonathan Coulton - Functional And Elegant (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jonathan Coulton, Merlin Mann, Veronica Belmont, Ryan Block, and Tom Merritt

Jonathan Coulton and niche broadcasting, HD DVD finally kaput, YouTube goes down, frozen RAM and more.

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Running time: 1:30:47

TWiT 132: The Flexitarian (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, John C. Dvorak, Molly Wood, Jason Calacanis and Don Reisinger

HD DVDead, Blackberry and Amazon S3 outages, the eBay boycott, Microsoft-Yahoo and more.

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Running time: 1:29:55

MacBreak Weekly 99: Free The Fruits (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Merlin Mann, Arnold Kim, and Andy Ihnatko

MacRumors, iPhone problems, investors consider Jobs' health, Apple tablet thoughts, and more.

Audible pick: On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft (Unabridged) By Stephen King, Narrated By Stephen King. Sign up for a free Audible book at Audible.com/macbreak.

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Running time: 1:21:14

MacBreak Weekly 98: Never Gonna Give You Up (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Scott Bourne, Andy Ihnatko, and Merlin Mann

The iPhone 3G cometh with caveats, 2.0, activation, MobileMe, bricking, and more.

Audible pick: Star Wars: The Truce at Bakura By Kathy Tyers Narrated by Anthony Heald. To get a free Audible book, sign up at Audible.com/macbreak.

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Running time: 1:22:21

MacBreak Weekly 97: youtalking@me.com (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Alex Lindsay, Merlin Mann, and Randal Schwartz

iPhone 3G launches Friday, battery life, Wi-Fi vs. 3G, apps, TWiTlive coverage, and more.

See 24-hour, wall-to-wall, worldwide coverage of the iPhone launch beginning at noon Thursday Pacific time through noon Friday Pacific at TWiTlive.tv.

To get a free Audible book, sign up at Audible.com/macbreak.

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Running time: 1:44:47

MacBreak Weekly 96: iReady (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Alex Lindsay, Scott Bourne, Merlin Mann, and Andy Ihnatko

3G pricing discomfiture, activation, GPS, July 11 plans, Todd, and more.

Guest: Musician Geoff Smith

Audible pick: Stuff White People Like: The Definitive Guide to the Unique Taste of Millions, By Christian Lander

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Running time: 1:23:10

MacBreak Weekly 95: Tokyo Subway (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Justine Ezarik, Alex Lindsay, Merlin Mann, and Andy Ihnatko

Greenpeace, July 11 thoughts and plans, HSDPA coverage, a Mac Trojan, and more.

Audible pick: "Things I've Learned from Women Who've Dumped Me," by Ben Karlin (editor), Stephen Colbert, Will Forte, Nick Hornby, Andy Richter, Dan Savage

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Running time: 1:41:13

MacBreak Weekly 94: SproutCore (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Chris Breen, Scott Bourne, and Daniel Eran Dilger

SproutCore's Web application framework, MobileMe, iPhone 3G data plan, Steve's health, and more.

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Running time: 1:31:26

MacBreak Weekly 93: 3G Or Not 3G (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Scott Bourne, Andy Ihnatko, and Alex Lindsay

iPhone 3G launched at WWDC, with GPS, apps, activation, contracts, yeah-buts and more.

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Running time: 1:30:51

MacBreak Weekly 92: Thundercats (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Merlin Mann, Andy Ihnatko, and Alex Lindsay

WWDC, iPhone II and incentive plans, .Mac, 10.6 seeds, Sydney gets Apple store, syncing, and more.

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Running time: 2:00:53

MacBreak Weekly 91: Monocle Pete?s Magic Yacht Wax (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Scott Bourne, Liana Lehua, Andy Ihnatko, Merlin Mann, and Alex Lindsay

3G baby got (a plastic) back, the iFund Whrrls, OS X 10.5.3 update, and more.

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Running time: 1:46:19

MacBreak Weekly 90: Flippin' the Bird (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Merlin Mann, and Alex Lindsay

Apple laptop sales up big, Napster and Netflix take on iTunes/Apple TV, and more.

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Running time: 1:20:42

MacBreak Weekly 89: Shrimp Torrents (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Justine Ezarik, Alex Lindsay, and Merlin Mann

WWDC, Apple Store out of iPhones, 3G, battery life, Pages and more.

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Running time: 1:46:08

MacBreak Weekly 88: Drobotized (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Scott Bourne, Merlin Mann, Andy Ihnatko, and Alex Lindsay

The iMac turns 10, WWDC in June, expect a 3G iPhone, the iPhone App Store, Drobo and more.

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Running time: 1:08:21

MacBreak Weekly 87: Enter the Cylon (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Alex Lindsay, and Merlin Mann

A new studio, iPhone coming to Canada, 3G, GPS, new iMacs, and more.

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Running time: 1:18:48

MacBreak Weekly 86: The Freak Squad (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Scott Bourne, and Alex Lindsay

Apple to report earnings, Apple sales up big time, Mac security, iPhone and more.

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Running time: 1:26:37

MacBreak Weekly 85: You Look Mac Today (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Merlin Mann, and Andy Ihnatko

Wombats, Pystar clones, Back to My Mac, Aussie iPhones on Vodafone, and more.

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Running time: 1:23:10

MacBreak Weekly 84: Lederhosen (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Alex Lindsay, Andy Ihnatko, Ron Brinkman, and John Foster

iTunes tops charts, song tangibility, Apple skips NAB, getting AMPed, Scrivener and more.

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Running time: 1:01:01

MacBreak Weekly 83: Internet Pants (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Alex Lindsay, Merlin Mann, Andy Ihnatko, and Scott Bourne

iPhone shortage, 32 memorable Apple products, Myka, Verizon, passwords, backups and more.

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Running time: 1:42:30

MacBreak Weekly 82: The Double Album (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Merlin Mann, Andy Ihnatko, Scott Bourne, and Alex Lindsay

Special Guest: Patrick Wilson of Weezer.

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Running time: 1:48:42

MacBreak Weekly 81: Click the Throbber (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Merlin Mann, Andy Ihnatko, and Alex Lindsay

Safari 3.1, security update, Apple mulls music subscription plan, this week's picks and more.

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Running time: 1:37:51

MacBreak Weekly 80: The 30 Percent Solution (MacBreak Weekly)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Scott Bourne, Alex Lindsay, and Andy Ihnatko.

The iPhone SDK announcement, including Exchange, ActiveSync, $100M iFund, games, IM, and more.

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Running time: 1:15:52

this WEEK in Media 25: It's All About the Scopes (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Apple and Adobe purchases, Geeky Podcast Money, Old Media / Tom Cruise: Dead, YouTube / Boy Scouts won't protect you.

this WEEK in MEDIA: Welcome! (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

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this WEEK in MEDIA 99: The Inmates Are Running the Asylum (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Google ordered to hand over YouTube records, Roku to add big name content, and is Heath really dead or only joking?

this WEEK in MEDIA 98: Orgies, Melons, and Apple Pie (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Is Pixar perfect? Is Google making us stupid? Where will we watch Will Smith?

this WEEK in MEDIA 97: A Matter of Trust (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Can you make money online? Can you trust what you see? Will Daisy ever get a Mac?

this WEEK in MEDIA 96: Compressed (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Apple spouts a new core, iPods on planes, and charging by the byte.

this WEEK in MEDIA 95: Girls' Night Out (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

TV Upfront is up, iPhone underwhelms, and Wal-Mart gets it right.

this WEEK in MEDIA 94: This Show Will Self-Destruct (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Self-destructing DVD's, Hollywood-destructing strikes, and Net-destructing ideas.

this WEEK in MEDIA 93: Less Risk, Less Reward (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Citizen Journalism, more stuff for free, and Howcast can't teach anyone how to iron.

this WEEK in MEDIA 92: Pushing Up Daisy (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Online ads are shrinking, CBS isn't so lonely, and Amanda is back online.

this WEEK in MEDIA 91: The Godfather (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

The Godfather in 4k, TV goes off the rails and the Sopranos are on iTunes.

this WEEK in MEDIA 88: NAB Wrap-up (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Tim Robbins lays into broadcasters, why TV looks better than podcasts, and RED comes out with another RED

this WEEK in MEDIA 87: Play With Lasers (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

HD on the Web, 60% of Photoshop Users are Pirates and So Is Sony, All of This Is Why PRO-IP Sucks

this WEEK in MEDIA 86: Filled with White Light (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Pirates in the Caribbean, bad Mojo for the MPAA, Prime Minister is in a Torrent, and Popcorn should never change price.

this WEEK in MEDIA 85: Later Clarke (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

The production world goes tapeless, IMAX goes digital, TV goes boom, Ziff Davis goes bust.

this WEEK in MEDIA 84: Really Close to Water (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Drama comes to SXSW, Hulu brings it online, cable companies put it in a Canoe, and you can even upload your own.

this WEEK in MEDIA 83: Three Ninety One and Ninety Six (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

QuarterLife has no life, Trent Reznor makes three quarters of a million and everyone else gets zip.

this WEEK in MEDIA 82: Purple Cable (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

iTunes is #2, Chris Anderson wants everything for free, SXSW agrees, and Adobe is selling Air.

this WEEK in MEDIA 81: Rainy Day Away (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

HD DVD is dead! Are we ready to ditch our telly? Is video making us Dumbererer? And you can't use iTunes to make a Nuke!

this WEEK in MEDIA 80: Tu-na Al-bacore (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Writers are back to work, How-To is the new Sheik, Yahoo just says No, Everyone is leaving NAB.

this WEEK in MEDIA 79: Road Kill (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Microsoft goes Yahoo, Amazon goes Audible, writers and producers go no where and the schools are about to be hacked with media.

this WEEK in MEDIA 78: Everyone was Everywhere (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Blu-ray wins the dodo prize, internet TV grows again, U2 goes after ISPs, and the MPAA of course is full of crap.

this WEEK in MEDIA 77: Under a Rock (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Small cameras with big images. iTunes getting it's own label? BluRay is red hot! And lots and lots of plans for MacWorld.

this WEEK in MEDIA 76: Phasers set to Off (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

The MPAA and our government knows what's best for us, Flash goes H.264, iTunes movies go up and NBC buys content by the bushel.

this WEEK in MEDIA 75: What... no cigars!?! (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

iTunes sees Purple Violets, Librarys see red over Wikipedia, Beowulf sees in 3D and the RIAA is still screwed but NIN still rules

this WEEK in MEDIA 74: Scrambled Eggs or Omlettes (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Moby goes free, more Theaters go Digital, and Sony adds more cameras to the cameras they haven't even shipped yet.

this WEEK in MEDIA 73: Mmmmm.... cake! (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Writers go on strike, NBC goes Hulu, Blockbuster goes bust, and HD DVD goes out for 98 bucks.

this WEEK in MEDIA 72: Ninja sees Red (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Red camera goes live, writers go on strike, musicians go independent and we go Ninja.

this WEEK in MEDIA 71: Doug's Thing (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Live from PME! Talking about Verizon, Apple and Doug's Thing

this WEEK in MEDIA 70: Angry John (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

New DVD formats, Apple has some Logic, Hulu will sue you, and Vudu is guru.

this WEEK in MEDIA 69: Safe (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

NBC goes Amazon, iTunes rumors after the fact, is Podcasting dead and Alex has new ring tones.

this WEEK in MEDIA 68: 230 or 555 it's Geek to Me (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Software induces copying even though old school sharing is a ghost town yet they want ISPs as copyright cops because nobody has 10 share anymore.

this WEEK in MEDIA 67: 83.8 AU from the Sun (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Water might be good for your music but Comcast turns off the spigot, Universal mixes their own and BlueRay is showing beta.

this WEEK in MEDIA 66: 15kHz or above is DTM (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Skins bugs or tickers, Google Turns of the Light, Kids in Europe Don't Care about Downloading Content but ISPs Do.

this WEEK in MEDIA 65: Hello Doctor Quest (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Universal goes DRM free, Jonesing for Johnny Quest, the internet isthe 5th Network and you can make 11 dollars an hour watching YouTube.

this WEEK in MEDIA 64: 0x40 aka 111111 (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Why can't we have a youTube camera? Apple sell 4K songs a minute. HD Photo teams up with JPEG. And Gross Pointe Blank is still awesome!

this WEEK in MEDIA 63: In Burrito (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

KU says one strike and you're out, Red Giant shines, the new Fall series leaks and I'll take the UK for 50.

this WEEK in MEDIA 62: Telstar (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Movie sound transforms movies, the RIAA sucks money so does ASCAP and God is the original programmer.

this WEEK in MEDIA 61: More than Meets the Eye (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

NYC filmmakers need a million bucks, DVR users actually DO watch the ads, Sicko downloads didn't hurt the box office and the Fairness Doctrine is still dead.

this WEEK in MEDIA 60: Something Shiny (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

HV20 Rocks Red, Red goes to Blue, Apple goes to number 3 and the music industry is still screwed.

this WEEK in MEDIA 59: He's Ba-ack (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Microsoft goes IPTV, AppleTV goes YouTube, Joost goes set top boxes, and Sony closes shop.

this WEEK in MEDIA 58: Three WWDC 2007 Perspectives (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Three WWDC 2007 Perspectives

this WEEK in MEDIA 57: Repeat until Over and Out (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Half of the People don't know the 1st. Second Life property case goes to court. 3 dollar speaker cable. And Fraud, Extortion and Conspiracy!

this WEEK in MEDIA 56: Nothing but Star Wars (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Star Wars hmph. Nothing but Star Wars. Red camera mentioned not.

this WEEK in MEDIA 55: Going by the Code (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Sound Exchange offers a deal, copying HD DVD and BluRay discs, a Fair(y) use tale and Â forever.

this WEEK in MEDIA 54: RTFPDF (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Video games turn 40, MP3's go DRM free, video downloads have no future and Titanic and Terminator are the same movie.

this WEEK in MEDIA 53: Learning to Learn (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

District of Columbia Enforcer, Getting beyond Edumacation and Channeling Alan Kay.

this WEEK in MEDIA 52: Save Net Radio (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

HR 2060 is released from Pandora's box, the secret code is PXC50

this WEEK in MEDIA 51: Something not JPEG (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Geeking out with Bill Crow about HD Photo, RAW formats, camera mosiacs and why Stu needs to call us.

this WEEK in MEDIA 50: Las Vegas Left Overs (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Adobe & Microsoft go interactive, Final Cut Pro Studio is well... cool, Sony and Red turn up the camera heat and Kenji crashes the Hard Rock.

this WEEK in MEDIA 49: Live from NAB Episode 1 (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Apple's new Final Cut Pro Studio 2 Coverage

this WEEK in MEDIA 48: Live from NYU (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

We get ready for NAB and discuss, why We can't get a real camera under $10K, 1080p vs 720p, Final Cut Studio vs Adobe Studio and Emery likes the Red Camera...alot

this WEEK in MEDIA 47: Now in Twelvereo (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

EMI ditches DRM, podcasting in the classroom, Zudeo becomes Vuze and Dick Dale says don't sign that.

this WEEK in MEDIA 46: His Eek in Edia (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Photoshop and friends get an upgrade, the Giants go hi def, the Beeb adds QuickTime, advertisers suspend spending and nothing else happened.

this WEEK in MEDIA 45: Mix Minus Alex (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

The RIAA can lose or lose. The push to strike McJobs. Judge Lowell Reed is our new hero. And we've got real counsel in the house.

this WEEK in MEDIA 44: Dread Pirate Roberts (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Pr0n could lose it's port. SXSW goes interactive. Avid investors brace for impact. And NIN goes back to the garage.

this WEEK in MEDIA 43: Say no to middleware (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Natalie Portman is no Indy, Stations pay for Payola, Internet Radio is On lIfe Support and The BEEB builds it's own iApp

this WEEK in MEDIA 42: The Answer (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

MP3s are patently protected, Creative Commons Becomes 3, Fair Use is Back in Style, HDMI Rocks

this WEEK in MEDIA 41: Giggle Fest of the Year (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Macs get Joost, XM and Sirius get Serious, Will DRM kill Photoshop, MTV was great when it played music videos

this WEEK in MEDIA 40: Libertarian Communism (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

MPAA are actually innovators, Turning Google Off in Belgium, The Direction of Normals , and an explanation of Libertarian Communism

this WEEK in MEDIA 39: NFL vs The Church (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Steve Attacks DRM, Pirates Of the World Unite, Orphans are Stranded in Copyright Limbo, And the NFL puts a hit on the Church Lady...

this WEEK in MEDIA 38: No Go in Norway (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

You tube shares the love, American's think DRM is no big deal and neither do some in Hollywood, but don't even think about it in Norway

this WEEK in MEDIA 37: RIP CD (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

MPAA Changes the way this film will be rated, Indy Music Labels team up to compete with the Big Boys, You can Joost if you're special, The CD is Dead

this WEEK in MEDIA 36: Tower of Babel (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Netflix Goes Online, Sony Blocks Porn, Music Aritsts Skip Physical Distribution, and Radio becomes the Tower of Babel

this WEEK in MEDIA 35: Stu Love (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Rebel Filmmaking, Color Correction, Apple TV, and the iPhone

this WEEK in MEDIA 34: Dreams of the Zettabyte (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

RIAA says Ripping is of no use Should We Leave DRM in the Dust? YouTube's Copyright Software Protection in the well, still Alpha HD Formats Cracked though And Kenji and John geek out on ZFS

this WEEK in MEDIA 33: The World According to Mark (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Live on Talkshoe - Bad Dragons, Good ISPs, HD over the Web, and The World According to Mark Cuban

this WEEK in MEDIA 32: Content is King (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

A Review of 2006 and a Glimpse of 2007. Move to Internet Video, Making money with it, the Camera Revolution, HD Format Wars, Games and Cel Phones.

this WEEK in MEDIA 31: 18 Percent Grey (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Sony goes progressive, Yahoo loses its edge, Apple acquires the super patent, MPAA proves they are still clueless.

this WEEK in MEDIA 30: Hobbits Losing Their Direction (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Hobbits Losing Their Direction, DMCA Changing Its Tunes, Reporting Goes Overseas and Everyone Loves Al Jazeera

this WEEK in MEDIA 29: Weinsteining Blockbuster (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Local Goes Global, Daily Motion Means You Tube in French, Nightly News Goes iTunes, and the Weinsteins Ruin Home Entertainment

this WEEK in MEDIA 28: Don't Bring a Harmonica (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Microsoft Zunes the Dollar, Studios Cash in with Online, Ads Could and Should be Content, and a man is arrested for playing Beatles songs on a Harmonica.

this WEEK in MEDIA 27: Two For the Price of One! (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Vloggies, Crazy Small HD Cameras, How Radio Works and Why DRM doesn't...How Final Cut began...

this WEEK in MEDIA 26: We All Love HDMI (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Talent Agencies eye online media, Brightcove creates a network for everyone, Adobe releases Soundbooth Beta, and We all love HDMI

this WEEK in MEDIA 24: Technology vs. Hollywood (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Alex, John, and Kenji discuss digital doubles, simultaneous movie release, PS3 pre-orders, and more...

this WEEK in MEDIA 23: You Google (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Alex, Emery, Kenji, Scott and John discuss George Lucas's exit from film, Googles marries/eats You Tube and John does a great Pirate.

this WEEK in MEDIA 22: The Internationale (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Leo, Alex and Frank Linhares talk about the effect of a global market for media talent.

this WEEK in MEDIA 21: Live from the PME (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Alex Lindsay, Scott Bourne, John Foster, and Kenji Kato breakdown some of the various methods they have for Podcasting (hardware and software discussion).

this WEEK in MEDIA 20: Pod, uh, uh, Netcast (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

this WEEK in MEDIA 19: Drunk on Red Juice (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

iTunes 'iTV', Microsoft Zune, Final Cut Pro 5.1.2, and The infamous Red camera.

this WEEK in MEDIA 18: Barely Legal (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Apple "It's Showtime" event, Amazon Unbox, Myspace music, Bud.tv, and more

this WEEK in MEDIA 17: Alpha is the New Beta (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

iTunes movie store, YouTube ads product, Movie transfers to DVD, kids and blogs, Dylan on modern recordings

this WEEK in MEDIA 16: Revelation (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Alex Lindsay, Ron Brinkmann, Daryn Okada, and Steve Wright discuss the ins and outs of film vs. video.

this WEEK in MEDIA 15: Who Uses VHS?! (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Alex's trip to India, Yahoo vs. DRM, youTube EULA, AMD buys ATI, Darwin Dimensions Evolver

this WEEK in MEDIA 14: Tales of Long Tails (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

YouTube Sued, Open Source 3D, The Long Tail

this WEEK in MEDIA 13: Direct Download (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Guba signs deal with Sony, Microsoft Argo, RIP Kodachrome, Pirates in JPEG2000

this WEEK in MEDIA 12: Panning for Gold (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Replay's back, Veoh sued, 27 million downloads, James Cameron returns

this WEEK in MEDIA 11: Chicken Tikka Masala (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Food poisoning, ads in Google video, making money on the Net, PS3, the Ressurrection of Brando

this WEEK in MEDIA 10: Shakin' it at NYU (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Live from NYU, we discuss Movies on iTunes, Shake price drops and downloading movies over the internet (sorry, no links this episode due to technical difficulties...we'll have it back next week).

this WEEK in MEDIA 09: We See Green (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Pixel Corps Classes: Steve Wright http://www.padd.com/pxc/classes/classes.php Special effects pioneer Arthur Widmer dies. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060604/ap_en_mo/obit_widmer_2 http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117944515?categoryId=25&cs=1 This is really an opportunity to talk about Green vs Blue, the history of keying, etc. Copyright issues... http://www.copybites.com/2006/05/copyright_offic_1.html http://www.copyright.gov/docs/regstat051606.html http://www.boingboing.net/2006/06/05/24h_to_stop_new_copy.html WiFi on Airplanes http://today.reuters.com/news/newsarticle.aspx?type=internetNews&storyid=2006-06-02T165045Z_01_N02222830_RTRUKOC_0_US-TELECOMS-WIRELESS-AUCTION.xml&src=rss&rpc=22 Arthur Widmer, Greenscreen history, Section 115 Reform, Wireless on air

this WEEK in MEDIA 08: A la Carte (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

IntroCanon Drops Filmhttp://msnbc.msn.com/id/12970479/Windows Media Photo out to beat JPEG?http://www.dpreview.com/news/0605/06052901windowsmediaphoto.aspPatent Office Has Problems With Infamous JPEG Patenthttp://www.techdirt.com/articles/20060526/1144205.shtmlVideo Consumption Up Heavilyhttp://www.clickz.com/news/article.php/3608446Think the Internet will replace TV ? Think againhttp://www.blogmaverick.com/entry/1234000173073592/Unbundling Cablehttp://www.theregister.com/2006/05/25/us_tv_unbundling_push/Cablevision sued over planned digital servicehttp://today.reuters.co.uk/news/newsArticle.aspx?WTModLoc=2&pageNumber=0&storyID=2006-05-25T020803Z_01_N24372425_RTRIDST_0_OUKIN-UK-MEDIA-CABLEVISION.XML&sz=13&type=internetNewsBook RecommendationsGoodbyes

this WEEK in MEDIA 07: Internet Video (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

The crew talks online content, compression, photography, and as a special treat some insight into the world of MySpace from our local afficionado Emery Wells.*Subjects...* *MTV launches a service that looked exactly like what we asked for! - Will we give up the iPod?* http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060515/ap_on_hi_te/mtv_online_music;_ylt=Atp2310Ea.MlzvpURbvZLBMjtBAF;_ylu=X3oDMTA5aHJvMDdwBHNlYwN5bmNhdA-- *related:* MTV Overdrive doesn't do Macs: In order to offer a broad selection of full-length music videos on-demand and free of charge, MTV Overdrive uses Windows Digital Rights Management (DRM) to protect videos from unauthorized re-distribution. http://www.mtv.com/overdrive/ *High-definition video could choke Internet* http://www.businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D8HJNIG00.htm?campaign_id=apn_tech_down&chan=tc *Tivo and Blockbuster team up...to get rid of the DVDs* http://www.engadget.com/2006/05/15/tivo-and-blockbuster-partnership-goes-live/ *related:* http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060515/ap_en_bu/porn_downloads;_ylt=Ar6LO7Ws8ygUlM.EmRGfkG8jtBAF;_ylu=X3oDMTA5aHJvMDdwBHNlYwN5bmNhdA-- *Other news* *Sony and Panasonic creates new format* http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20060511-6815.html

this WEEK in MEDIA 06: Hello Hollywood! (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

This week we go to Hollywood to talk to Ron Brinkmann, Daryn Akada, and Fred Johnson about the rising prices of movies and what's behind it.Ampdhttp://get.ampd.com/Global Mobilehttp://fredjohnson.net/Shakehttp://www.apple.com/shake/Art and Sciencehttp://rcm.amazon.com/e/cm?t=pixelcorps-20&o=1&p=8&l=as1&asins=0121339602&fc1=000000&IS2=1<1=_blank&lc1=0000ff&bc1=000000&bg1=ffffff&f=ifrThe VFX Showhttp://www.macbreak.com/index_vfx.phpASChttp://theasc.com/WSJhttp://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/wsj/access/1035573001.html?dids=1035573001:1035573001&FMT=ABS&FMTS=ABS:FT&date=May+12%2C+2006&author=Merissa+Marr+and+Kate+Kelly&type=8_90&desc=Budget+Busters%3A+With+Special+Effects+the+Star%2C+Hollywood+Faces+New+RealityKing Kongwww.kingkong.comPirateshttp://adisney.go.com/disneypictures/pirates/index.htmlStar Warswww.starwars.comSketchUpwww.sketchup.comPersistence of Visionpersistenceofvision.comPixel Liberation Fronthttp://www.thefront.com/Tim Dobberthttp://www.dvgarage.com/prod/prod.php?prod=bdpgNetflixwww.netflix.comForensic Marking 1http://www.cinea.com/Forensic Marking 2http://www.dcinematoday.com/dc/pr.aspx?newsID=370Landmark Theatershttp://www.landmarktheatres.com/hdnethd.netBlair Witchhttp://www.blairwitch.com/Stick Ithttp://www.myspace.com/stickitmovieStarbuckswww.starbucks.com405 The Moviehttp://www.405themovie.com/Napenthehttp://www.nepenthebigsur.com/

this WEEK in MEDIA 05: Put It in Neutral (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

Net neutrality revisited, E3, and the future of distribution and advertising

this WEEK in MEDIA 04: Kill Your Television (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

The crew talks about Free Online Shows, HD over the net, Theaters on the edge, More bad laws, and cool visual effects happenings. Now enhanced with coolio links and images!

this WEEK in MEDIA 03: We See Red (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

The Red Camera, IPTV, and new releases at the National Association of Broadcasters' Convention.

this WEEK in MEDIA 02: Emery Loves Brooklyn (this WEEK in MEDIA (enhanced))

---------------------------------Re-Cap from last week---------------------------------What are the true differences between Blue-Ray and HD-DVD?http://www.cdfreaks.com/article/186http://www.engadget.com/2005/09/19/blu-ray-vs-hd-dvd-state-of-the-s-union-s-division/http://www.hddvd.org/hddvd/http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/news/stories.nsf/stlouiscitycounty/story/BDC91CC4EBAC6B2886257151005ED07B?OpenDocument&highlight=2%2C%22HD%22+AND+%22DVD%22iTunes Pricing Follow-uphttp://www.nypost.com/business/64711.htm--------------------------------News Items--------------------------------Sony releases PSP online Video store (But with horrible DRM)http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20060419-6635.htmlCNET launches CNET TVhttp://www.smartbrief.com/news/CTAM/industryBW-detail.jsp?id=3616D3D4-8F90-4820-854A-581303D62A58&brief=CTAMPhillips working on channel controlhttp://wiredblogs.tripod.com/gadgets/index.blog?entry_id=1461640EFF and RIAA collidehttp://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20060418-6626.htmlIs Film Dead?http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20060418-6627.htmlShould Broadband Content cost extra for Bandwidth?http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2006/04/17/toll/index_np.html----------------------------Features----------------------------What do we expect at NAB?New Apple Hardware/Software, Red Camera, F-950 revNAB Trends?Broadband video, 1080p, 444, Direct-to-Drive acquisition

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iTunes, HD-DVDs, Red Cameras and Emery's Hold MusicRunning time: 01:18:24

net@night 45: Ze Frank (net@night)

Hosts: Amber MacArthur and Leo Laporte

Guest: Net legend Ze Frank

Headlines of the week:
* Details emerge on YouTube blockage
* iPhone-based social network

Web app of the week:
FriendFeed - Amber's Feed, Leo's Feed

Video of the week: Star Wars according to a 3-year-old girl

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TWiT 145: Deadly SYNs (this WEEK in TECH - AAC Edition)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jim Louderback, Martin Sargent, and Patrick Norton

Revision3 gets DDOSed, Microsoft calls Safari insecure, dropouts hijack Comcast.net, and more.

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