Thursday 20 October 2005
An update to Windows XP Media Center Edition is upon us, providing a comprehensive collection of bug fixes and some new features that leave Ed Bott saying, ‘so what?‘ Tonight we talk to Ed about why the “Emerald” release of Windows MCE isn’t as exciting as it could be.
Following the discussion about MCE, Barb Hagin will talk to us about the Craigslist takedown notice received by classified search site Oodle, along with more general topics in the Web 2.0 world, like ‘Who has the right to public content?’ ‘What are the rules?’ ‘Who makes the rules?’ and ‘What�s best for consumers, buyers and sellers?’
Speaking of Web 2.0, we’ll also hear a conversation between Chris and Mike Arrington of TechCrunch, the self-described weblog dedicated to obsessively profiling and reviewing every newly launched web 2.0 business, product and service.
And of course, we want to hear from you. The phone lines are open from 6-9pm Pacific:888-PIRILLO or you can call Chris on Google Talk: chris.pirillo@gmail.com.
CPS SN 10-20-2005
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Introduction
Gada.be:
Chris made many changes and updates to the Gada.be home page that are just worth checking out!
Splogs:
Chris reviewed the problems that he’s been having with splogs and spam he’s been experiencing. You can read more about it at:
- Google: Kill Blogspot Already!!!
- Screencast of the Blogspot Splog Epidemic
- Google Responds to Splog Problem!
- Splogspot in the Splogosphere
- Ten Suggestions for Google’s Blogspot
Guest: Ed Bott
Ed Bott is an award winning tech journalist and blogs at http://www.edbott.com/weblog/
Chris asked Ed what he thought about Symantec products. Ed was of same opinion as Chris that they all suck and should be uninstalled as soon as the subscriptions run out. Chris didn’t feel that goes far enough, as he thinks they should be removed immediately. They then spoke about Microsoft’s upcoming One Care security software which Microsoft plans on charging for. Both felt that this is paramount to creating a problem and then charging for a solution. It’s also bound to get Microsoft back into court as this could be viewed as a repeat of their monopoly tactics.
An update to Windows XP Media Center Edition is upon us, providing a comprehensive collection of bug fixes and some new features that leave Ed Bott saying, ’so what?’ Ed talked about why the “Emerald” release of Windows MCE isn’t as exciting as it could be.
There was also a discussion about DRM and the over copy protection that media companies are using. Ed doesn’t purchase ANY CDs from RIAA artists and refuses to buy any copy protected CD or media that uses DRM. (Mike in the chatroom suggested the site RIAARadar.com to find out if an album was released by a member of the RIAA.)
Guest: Mike Arrington
We heard a conversation between Chris and Mike Arrington of TechCrunch, the self-described weblog dedicated to obsessively profiling and reviewing every newly launched web 2.0 business, product and service.
Guest: Craig Donato
Craig Donato, CEO of Oodle, will talk to us about the Craigslist takedown notice received by the classified search site, along with more general topics in the Web 2.0 world, like ‘Who has the right to public content?’ ‘What are the rules?’ ‘Who makes the rules?’ and ‘What?s best for consumers, buyers and sellers?’
Ponzi Plays with BitTorrent
Chris showed Ponzi how to use BitTorrent. He suggested using Torrentz.com to find torrent files and µTorrent for the client.
Its important to always virus and Trojan scan anything you download and to be careful and alert when selecting files. A movie is never very small. Music files aren’t kb either.
Ask Leo
This week Leo expressed his despair for the state of networking for “average” computer users these days. Links and other resources at http://ask-leo.com/networking_sucks.html
Sites Mentioned Tonight
- Gada.be
- Pubsub.com
- Blogspot
- Google: Kill Blogspot Already!!!
- Ten Suggestions for Google’s Blogspot
- Microsoft OneCare
- Ed Bott’s blog
- Ed Bott’s Media Central
- Apple’s Front Row
- iPod Video
- Engaget
- Techcrunch.com
- Skype.com
- Flickr.com
- Domain Names: Gada.be
- Torrentz.com
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