In this episode, the pundits discuss the guilty verdict against Google, Rhode Island may become a game developer, Perian calls it quits, West Virginia installs routers of gold in rural libraries, harder ways to get around the Pirate Bay blocks to keep your skillz up, and GM pulls its $10 million dollar advertising account...
In this episode, the pundits discuss the UK courts telling ISPs that they need to block access to The Pirate Bay, more and more people are using VPN services to protect their data, and Hulu is looking to shoot itself in the foot by requiring users to demonstrate that they also have a pay...
In this episode, the pundits discuss the possible native Steam client that Valve seems to be working on, the University of Florida decides to give up on education, a comparison of the various file syncing services after Google launched Google Drive this week and Microsoft updated SkyDrive last week, and, completed non-tech related, but...
In this episode, the pundits are joined by special guest Eric Brooks of Brooksspeed.com and Modularfords.com, to discuss Google’s soon to be announced dropbox competitor, Google Drive; the Tupac “hologram” that really wasn’t a hologram but some 16th century technology, and the official announcement of the Windows 8 versions, even the dumbly named one....
In this episode, the pundits discuss patented food, the new danger for the ‘net – CISPA and the BS of technology in crime dramas on TV. Carl T. Ruckus discusses how Mac computers are being infected and Facebook buys a little company with no revenue model, Instagram, for 1 billion dollars. Pundits: Donovan Adkisson, Tyler...
In this episode, the pundits discuss Arizona’s proposed law that potentially could make profanity on the net a crime, Apple and Google help law enforcement bypass your lock screen, another Facebook issue when a teacher’s aide is suspended because she wouldn’t provide access to her Facebook account, proposed legislation in the House that would have prevented...
In this episode the pundits discuss Microsoft’s patent to monitize the use of your remote, a high school student was expelled because of profanity that he tweeted, Coldplay’s wireless setup that they used at the Grammy’s, is print newspaper dead and people in Georgia are padlocking their dumb meters. Carl T. Ruckus reports in...
In this episode, the pundits discuss the major ISPs will begin to punish copyright violators this summer, Apple sets sales records by selling 3 million iPads in 3 days, PayPal Here provides for a mobile payment system but beware of the standard PayPal risks and EA announces the shutdown of servers for 14 of...
In this episode, the pundits discuss a Minnesota student suing her school system because they violated her 1st amendment rights, Chris Pirillo recorded his father trying to use Windows 8, AOL has unofficially killed off the AOL Instant Messenger client (AIM) and Encyclopedia Britannica stops printing after 244 years. Pundits: Donovan Adkisson, Tyler Adkisson, Walt Wyndroski...
In this episode, the pundits discuss the U.S. Government’s stance on seizing .com, .net, .cc, .tv and other domains, Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), LulSec leader has been helping the FBI take down his own members, GitHub hacked, does your employer have the right to look through your social media information, Verizon launches wireless...
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