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Utah Tech Radio — Episode 3 March 29, 2006
Now in our third week, Tech Radio is gathering some new and welcome attention. We’re excited to welcome some panelists to the show and we’re looking forward to some new and interesting content ideas for your listening pleasure.
This week, we welcomed Matthew Reinbold of Mutednoise and BloomBurst.com and David Turnbull, President of Software For Starving Students.
On the show we riff about
- Apple’s iPod volume control (which has mysteriously dissapeared off the Internet)
- Our disgust for SPAM, (Australia’s charging companies for not blocking it)
- Microsoft’s IE patching process
- A $4334.33 pair of hamburgers & our thoughts about bank-float and internal business controls.
- Someone’s trying to sell the truck form Brokeback Mountain on ebay to pay for college.
- MySpace as Protest Platform, and how technology is creating communities that could never have existed otherwise.
- Tivo without the Tivo & how HDTV doesn’t work with Tivo! (GASP!)
- Rob can’t seem to stay serious and talks about a funny video on YouTube
- XM & Sirius have been hacked to stream windows powered smartphones
Listen to the podcast now, or download for viewing later:
MP3 File length: 52:18
Notes:
- Don’t forget to see our linky-love on del.icio.us, where we tag all the news articles we talk about (and the ones we don’t, can’t or won’t talk about…. they’re tagged with “utahtechradio” (RSS Feed, or track this by email thanks to FeedBlitz)
- Subscribe to our podcast feed for autodelivery (click to subscribe in iTunes or Yahoo Music Engine).
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