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September 30th, 2007

this WEEK in MEDIA 71: Doug's Thing

Live from PME! Talking about Verizon, Apple and Doug's Thing
 
70

September 17th, 2007

this WEEK in MEDIA 70: Angry John

New DVD formats, Apple has some Logic, Hulu will sue you, and Vudu is guru.
 
69

September 7th, 2007

this WEEK in MEDIA 69: Safe

NBC goes Amazon, iTunes rumors after the fact, is Podcasting dead and Alex has new ring tones.
 
67

August 22nd, 2007

this WEEK in MEDIA 67: 83.8 AU from the Sun

Water might be good for your music but Comcast turns off the spigot, Universal mixes their own and Blu-ray is showing beta.
 
66

August 16th, 2007

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

Skins bugs or tickers, Google Turns of the Light, Kids in Europe Don't Care about Downloading Content but ISPs Do.
 
65

August 12th, 2007

this WEEK in MEDIA 65: Hello Doctor Quest

Universal goes DRM free, Jonesing for Johnny Quest, the internet is the 5th Network and you can make 11 dollars an hour watching YouTube.
 
64

August 2nd, 2007

this WEEK in MEDIA 64: 0x40 aka 111111

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!
 

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August 16th, 2007

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

Hosts: Alex Lindsay, John Foster, Craig Syverson and Kenji Kato.

what does Alexa know anyway?

now with 10% less music thanks to MP3

Colbert to be desposed

advertising is going to start really buggin

channels? what are channels. what we've already talked about before. but now it's news

except the interweb is not ready for IPTV - that's cause they are doing it wrong.

google kills. tv that you might of purchased from them that is.

remembering mix tapes
http://technabob.com/blog/2007/08/12/the-mix-tape-goes-usb/
http://mixtapes.demodulated.com/
http://www.designboom.com/contemporary/cassettes.html

were mix tapes any different from what kids are doing today?