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I - S.U.N. (Straight Up News)
Mass Animation
Mark Cuban in Trouble
Closer to Quantum
Google Hosts LIFE
No Blackberry for Prez
…way down in CoCoMo
Drop of Blood
USB 3.0
TrackPad Fixes
TiVo a Pizza

II
Yugo CEO
Will Microsoft Bite?
Divx Sues
XM Sirius Prep

TCT Podcast - WildCharge
Email

III
Google Tracks Flash
Flash Phone
Will iPhone Bite?

Edward Jones

IV
Is OLPC Dead?
Why Hulu is Better

Listeners’ Notes:
Mac to Linux
5 Gadgets Cell Phones Killed
NASA Moon Images

YouTubin
New Trek Trailer

Twitter - Pownce - Plurk - Myspace - Facebook Group - FriendFeed - Digg the Podcast

Other Posts of Interest:

• Episode 44 - 7-30-08 - New Listener Drive
• Podcast Ep 59 11-12-08 New Media Location

Tonights show was another great one! We had a lot of friends show up and a bunch of new ones! Brokenshovel was getting a new motherboard, so we talked about the i7 that just came out. We also talked about Apple’s cores and AMD’s struggles.

Someone came on the show concerned they were hacked. We talked about what an IP address does and what the person should do to be more secure.

Finally, in hour #2 we found out that Jerry Yang, CEO of Yahoo! has decided to step down. We talked about who the successor should be. Larry Ellison from Oracle was suggested. I think the best person for the role is Martin Sargent. He has a lot of contacts and can make Yugo a young company again.

All this and a lot more on the LIVE Show.

Hour 1

Hour 2

Other Posts of Interest:

• Episode 31 - 4/30/08
• episode 25 3-19-08

Another show in the books. Thanks to all that participated. We talked about many different items including the iPhone, Circuit City and a lot more. The main topic was what should happen to Yugo (Yahoo).

Hour 1

Hour 2

Other Posts of Interest:

• Podcast Ep 60 - 11-19-08 - Yahoo CEO Edition
• Podcast Ep 58 11-05-08 - Dirty Web Space.

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I
S.U.N. (Straight Up News)
Alcatel-Lucent CEO out - BusinessWeek
DSpace and Fedora Collaborate - NSDL
Facebook Not Scrabulous - Silicon Alley Insider
Google Walks from Digg - TechCrunch
100 Channel FIOS
Zune Guy Upset - Wired
iPhone with Photos - Gizmodo
OpenXBox - ChicagoTribune
VMWare offers ESXi - GCN
Happy Birthday Wil Wheaton - Wired

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II
AT&T Doesn’t want WiMax? - CNet
Jerry Yang is Happy. Why? - USAToday
-Yahoo Stock Dump - CNet
Jobs Health - NYTimes

Cool Tech - Photo Finder from ATP Electronics

III
FCC/Comcast - Wall Street Journal
Glass Trackpads - Computerworld
How Microsoft can Beat Google - The Register
Worst Company in America - Consumerist

Edward Jones

IV
Moby Dick 140cpp - geeknewscentral
Cuil Cool
Dude? Wheres My Laptop - RD
Crop of Sunscreen - CNN
Michael Dell Interview - GigaOM
-Dell Hybrid - Gizmodo
First 100 Registered Sites - Daily Gyan

Buy an iMac - Apple.geekazine.com

Listeners’ Notes:
Headless Laptop - TJ
Solar System Guide
Cooler Keyboard
Speed Reader
Send a Business Card
Nano and Atom Benchmark
Charging Gizmo Art
Microsoft Sphere
Color Coded Cutting Board
Eyeball Lamp

YouTubin
DIY LCD Projector

Twitter - Pownce - Plurk - Myspace - Facebook Group - FriendFeed - Digg the Podcast

Other Posts of Interest:

• Episode 40 7-02-08
• Episode 48 - 8-27-08 - Coffee Leaves and Cameras

Digg grew to a powerhouse site in a very short time. The Popular News Aggregator service continues to be a great place for people to not only read news, but also contribute to what they think is news. Alexa reports that Digg has been fluctuating around the top 100 to 150 sites being viewed. 52.5% of those viewers are in the US.

The rumor mill is stirring up again that Google has put interest in buying Digg. TechCrunch reports that the “Rumor” is Digg will be selling for $200 million although CEO Jay Adelson denies it. Will this be a good deal for Digg, or can they grow and survive on their own?

Digg started in 2004 by Kevin Rose, Own Byrne, Ron Gorodetzky and Jay Adelson. The idea was to aggregate news items and put popularity to it. People would place a “Digg it” icon on their site in which you could easily send the article to Diggs news feed.  If another person liked the site, they would Digg it. Others could just as easily Bury it. Some sites get Dugg so much so quickly, the flooding of viewers takes down the web page. It’s a very powerful medium, and definitely something that Google could use.

There are other sites like this. Fark is one of the oldest in which we talked about in a previous article on Geekazine. Yahoo has their “Buzz”, which is awfully similar to Digg. Reddit, Technorati, Del.icio.us and StumbleUpon all have similar popularity systems. However, Digg seems to be more popular in the US. According to Alexa Del.icio.us, for example, actually has a decent popularity in Germany.

Why would Google want Digg?

Two things here. First is the voting system. It’s not only very sound but also comes with a ton of analytical widgets that can spot trends and keywords. Even more, a large number of people actually have the “Digg” widget located on their sites, some of them have multiple widgets just on one page.

Second, it’s the community. Digg has a lot of members that contribute countless numbers of articles. When a new article is submitted, it must first be verified so it’s not a duplicate. After agreeing it’s not and a quick CAPTCHA verification, it gets put into the Queue. Of course that is where the members really shine. They can rise that article up to the top, or drop it like a mobster in Cement shoes off the East River.

What does Google gain in this?

Like I said, Digg has some cool systems in place to view trends and keywords. Their “Digg Labs” shows statistics as they happen in cool little flash pages. Trends and Keywords are big for marketing. Specializing ads, pitching companies with almost picture perfect statistics - All can give Google a better advantage in the market today.

It also can be great to see in search results. Maybe an “Article Trends” chart could be called up to find out when that information was most popular. It could definitely be put to use in their Webmaster Tools, Adsense and DoubleClick ventures.

What would that mean to Digg?

One of two things. The Digg Staff would either be incorporated into operations at Google - basically be called Google Digg or DigGoogle:  or Google would let Digg look like a separate being and cross platform with them. I would guess the latter is going to happen. Sometime full incorporation means job exodus and loss of creativity. Not to mention members jumping ship to other competitors.

On another front of this, Microsoft put in 11.3 Million in a 3 year advertising deal to Digg. If this acquisition happens, this contract could be axed overnight. If that happens, hey Microsoft - we at Geekazine have some ad spots you can purchase for considerably less. Give me a call.

Of course it won’t be the end of the world for Microsoft. Like I said before, there are other sites that are very similar. Digg will always have competition via Yahoo, Reddit, Technorati, Del.icio.us or on any of the other sites.

Bottom line, this merge would be great for both. Kevin Rose and the gang would get a boost for all the work put into Digg and maybe a shiny new title. Google would get a ranking system and analytical tools which in turn would also be bestowed upon the community of webmasters for their sites. It looks like a good Win Win situation for everyone.

That is, if it’s true…

Other Posts of Interest:

• Webware 100 Winners - Who won, and what’s new.
• Someone is always Challenging Someone – Apple iPhone vs. Blackberry

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Bye Bye XP, Maybe - Register
Apple Raking in the Dough - Cnet
Did they listen? iPhone with a Keyboard? - Register
Microsofts’ Powerset Aquisition - VentureBeat
Guilty for Bittorrent - Ars Technica

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II
Cure for Cancer? - CTV
Apple 10.5.4 - ZDNet
AOL Price Bump - Cnet
Google Closing AdSense - Inquisitor

30 Second Promo - The Force Field

III
Voyeuristic Ads?
First WiMax Deployment - Engadget
Family Guy on Google? - Silicon Alley Insider
Google Media Server - TechCrunch
Geocoding a Classic - Boingboing

Edward Jones

IV
First look Ubuntu 8.10 - Ars Technica
GoDaddy bids against customers - Nodaddy
Massachusetts: Tech Savvy - Yahoo
Prince Charles Wino Car - DailyMail

Listeners’ Notes:
Make Music with Slime - Fred
13 Best Movie Robots - Tom
Dell Sex Chat
iPhone Guided Tour
AMK Kids Instrument

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Other Posts of Interest:

• Episode 44 - 7-30-08 - New Listener Drive
• Episode 48 - 8-27-08 - Coffee Leaves and Cameras

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Android Delayed - Silicon Alley Insider
Microsoft XP to 2014 - Information Week
Real Live Stocks - NYSE
YaExodushoo - Wired
YaIndiahoo - Business Standard
Can Yahoo go Private? - Techdirt

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II
Where is Psystar now? - CNet
American Airlines WiFi - Engadget
Fixing Twitter - TechCrunch
Pirate Bay on SSL - Slyck
1 Billion PCs - USAToday

30 Second Promo -TCTPodcast

III
Mobile Firefox - JKOnTheRun
Firefox 3 Easter Eggs - Lifehacker
Firefox hits 17.3 million - PCWorld
Batman on iPhone - Yahoo

Edward Jones

IV
Does IT Snoop? - Geek
Next Gen Wii - Techeblog
150MPG Hybrid - Engadget
Daewoo Lukid - Pocket-lint
How I spend my Day - Washington Post

Of Note:
Death Star Lego
Bill Gates Roast
Origami Iron Man
DIY Guitar Picks

Twitter - Pownce - Plurk - Myspace - Digg the Podcast

Other Posts of Interest:

• Episode 31 - 4/30/08
• Podcast Ep 56 10-22-08 - Employee Restructures

Another Awesome show is in the books. We talked about a lot. Dan got a new iMac. We talked about the H2O car. We talked about websites and Yahoo Builder. We talked about recording podcasts and Audacity. We talked about turning your smartphone into a 2nd video monitor for your computer.

Basically we talked about a lot of stuff. But check it out for yourself!

Hour 1:

Hour 2:

Other Posts of Interest:

• The FAQ
• Episode 40 7-02-08

No Explanation needed for this one.

Other Posts of Interest:

• LIVE Show 11-17-08 - i7, Martin Sargent for Yugo CEO and hackers
• Where does that leave Icahn with Yahoo

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On this day: Phi Day, Michael Spindler CEO Apple (93), Terry Semel Steps down Yahoo (07)

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FireFox3
-FireFox 3 or Opera 9.5 - ZDNet
Verizon Blocks - Ars Technica
Solar Intel - Business Week
As Microhooglaol turns
- Google and Yahoo
- Microsoft’s counter
- Where does that leave Icahn?

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II
Spore
XP Ending - CNet
-Ignoring Vista - Electronista
Blogger Arrests - Ars Technica
iPhone for Free? - CNN
As the EAtake-two turns

30 Second Promo - Caffination Podcast

III
Cyberbully Mom says Not - ChannelWeb
Datacenter Recovery Test - GCN
Why Women Quit IT - ComputerWorld
Cisco Sees Growth - Gigaom

Edward Jones

IV
Will GPS Make Us Dumb? - ABC
Are You A Blogger or Writer - Chris Bonney
LED TV? - NYTimes
Goodbye Bill Gates - Wired

Of Note:
History of Firefox
Mac Classic
DreamHouse
GoogleCar gets Ticket
Cosmopolitan Doesn’t Care about DRM

Twitter - http://twitter.com/geekazine

Other Posts of Interest:

• Webware 100 Winners - Who won, and what’s new.
• Episode 44 - 7-30-08 - New Listener Drive

The big word of the week is “RAIN”. We got a lot of it. It pretty much slowed everything down to a crawl yesterday. The main Interstate was closed for only a few mile stretch, but in order to get everyone to their destination, they had to go on the only alternate route. And that was already crippled because of construction.

So driving up north last night went from a 1 hour trip to 3. Today is not better, for someone apparently caused a big accident on that only road. I think I’ll just fly in….

I’ve been playing with a band called “The Trailer Kings”. Pretty cool stuff - all straightforward cover music. We had fun at the Edge of the Dells last night and tonight it’s the Baja (If I can get to it). Will be lots o fun. I may need a place to crash tonight though….

Some favors came in and so I am doing a little better than I was a few days ago. Job situation still not panning out. Still I am doing well and have Geekazine to keep idol hands.

Talked to AccessoryGeeks.com and they will be helping out with my promotion. All you have to do is listen to my podcast, then call the hotline (608-205-4378) and comment on the show or any of the topics. Everyone that leaves a message will be entered.

I can’t believe what happened with Yahoo this week. It frustrates me that someone with that much power and money can just ____ (fill in the blank) it down the drain. Someone like that should be sent in the corner and all their money should be divided up and given back to us.

Seriously - if it wasn’t for all of us, Yahoo wouldn’t be anything. We should get our money back.

OK. Off that subject. I am looking for a new phone - what should I get? drop me a line, especially if you have a deal on a cool phone. And unless it’s free, I am not buying an iPhone. I DO have AT&T, but I just don’t really want an iPhone. There are better phones out there.

I really like Plurk. Yes, I really do. However, Plurk is too cumbersome to go through. I can’t see who commented on my plurks and I don’t know if someone commented on a plurk I commented on. I like the look of the page, but I would like to be able to choose the way I get the content. I would rather have a twhirl type application for Plurk anyway. I will still go up, but I really urge Plurk to look at the page and give some options.

For those of you who don’t know, I run a few other websites. One is called “WIBands” (www.wibands.com). It’s basically a forum with musicians talking music. Nothing big, but it’s something to keep life going. I updated some stuff, and plan to re-CSS the forum page. The last time I touched the CSS on that page was 2006 and it really needs an updated look. If you have any suggestions, or even want to help out, let me know.

Speaking of which, if you want to help out with any of Geekazine, please let me know. I am always looking for friends that will write, administer or whatever. If you bake a mean batch of cookies, well…. I love cookies. Enough said.

NEWay, that’s it for now. I am playing tonight and tomorrow which means the 5 min show will be later Sun night, and most likely I won’t be able to get to Vocalo again. We’ll see what happens.

Other Posts of Interest:

• Geekazine Podcast #53-10-01-08- 1 year Anniversary
• Episode 44 - 7-30-08 - New Listener Drive

So is it Googhoo? Yahoogle? GoogleY? However you want to say it, Yahoo seems to continue to drive the stake in their hearts. Either Jerry Yang has hit a Yahoo midlife crisis or he basically said “If I can’t have it, no one can!”.

This mess ain’t over, either. Just because Microsoft has said they don’t want Yahoo anymore doesn’t mean Carl Icahn is going to back down. Yahoo is falling apart. The rats are leaving the ship. All the trees are still. Pick your metaphor.

First - is the Yahoo Google deal going to hurt or help Yahoo. Right now it’s hurting. Yahoo stock dropped 15% after the deal was made. Yahoo is choosing a bed to sleep in, instead of saying “I’ll take anything”. Being exclusive is nice, but if Google wants to drop Yahoo like a bad habit, they will.

Second - Let’s say that Microsoft is truely out of the hunt. Let’s say that Carl Icahn drops his proxy on July 3rd. (it’s hypothetical) If the waters finally calm down, what does Yahoo have?

(Rod Serling steps out): Picture yourself in a room on the top floor of a house of cards. Your objective is to carefully navigate the house and get out before it collapses upon itself. Here we have Jerry Yang - 39 year old CEO of Yahoo who’s put himself into a predicament he cannot possibly escape from. Add to his problems a bunch of possible disasters that he himself put into place to thwart Microsoft. Now it’s time to get out of the room… and enter…… (well, you get the rest. If you don’t, Google “Rod Serling”).

This is the very reason why Carl Icahn has to continue his fight and do some corporate raiding. I would support him 100%. I don’t have any stock in Yahoo, but I do have Stake in Yahoo. Lots of small companies have stake in Yahoo. Whether it’s email, webpages or some other Yahoo service, if the company falls hard, they all get affected.

Just like the new iPhone predictions, we’re all going to sit on the edge of our seats and see what happens at the proxy battle. I would expect some major changes coming down the pike. And just because Microsoft said “We’re out” doesn’t really mean that they are out. After all, this is the second time Microsoft tried for Yahoo. Business is business and the reality is Yahoo’s site stats are still in the top 5. Who wouldn’t want to take that over?

Other Posts of Interest:

• Episode 38 - 6-18-08
• Final Negotiations with Yahoo - Bitstrip Friday

A lot of tech companies traded like a high stakes poker game. Of course this is not unusal for companies to buy other companies - It is interesting to see who bought what. It makes for the big question: Will the new parent company keep their new child or will we see it in a dumpster next week?

Let’s start with the big one: HP buys EDS. On Tuesday, HP laid down 12.6 Billion to purchase Electronic Data Systems. This is a move to catapult HP into a position to compete with IBM’s markets.

Created in 1962 by Ross Perot - the Billionaire that ran for President in 1992 (and took about 18.9 percent of the vote). Ross Started EDS after departing from IBM. His first big contract was in computerizing Medicare Records from the Government. In 1968 EDS went public and shares went from $16 to $160.

General Motors purchased EDS in 1984 for 2.4 Billion. It grew to over 137 thousand employees in 65 countries. GM split the company into it’s own entity. EDS had more than just General Motors under it’s belt. Government agencies, Millitary Clients in many countries, Bank of America are a few of the clients.

EDS under HP’s belt will give HP the advantage to get into these companies and sell wares as well as outsourced applications. It should be a great partnership, especially since HP has ramped up it’s systems as of late. And HP is no stranger to acquisition. They have bought many a company, including the most notable Compaq back in 2002.

CBS buys CNet It’s not 12.6 Billion, but it’s still more than what I have in my bank account as CBS grabbed up CNet for 1.75 Billion.

CBS has been around since 1927 as a Radio Network and 1939 as a Television Network. CBS stands for “Columbia Broadcasting System”. They have been in the record industry, film production, home video production and even in the Electronics market as they made games for the Atari 2600 and ColecoVision.

CBS was acquired itself by Westinghouse in 1995 for 5.4 Billion. Then in was acquired by Viacom for 37 Billion - a company that produced syndicated CBS material.

CNEt Networks founded in 1993. It was aired on the USA Network and discussed Computers and Technology. CNet nabbed ZDNet in 2000 for 1.6 Billion. It also owns Webshots and TechRepublic.

This merger should put CBS in a great position not only on Television Media, but also in Computer and Print media. CNet has offered News and Reviews on their website as well as popular downloads and it’s own CNet TV.

Wired (CondeNet) Buys Ars Technica Still not what is in my bank account: $25 Million dollars was the price for Ars Technica to Wired.

Wired has been around since 1993 as a print and online media resource. It survived the Dot Com Crash and grew back from there. Ars Technica has been around since 1998 and mainly contained News and Features. The two joining should bring Wired to a new level of expertise.

To show that acquisition is an everyday occurrence, here are a couple other tech companies that were bought out this month:

Cablevision buys Newsday An American Cable Television company, it was founded in 1973 and is the 5^th largest cable provider in the US. Newsday is a Pulitzer Prize winning paper in the New York area. It was founded in 1940.

Iron Mountain Buys DocuVault Iron Mountain is a Storage facility in Pennsylvania. The company has been around since 1950. DocuVault takes care of Secure records and document management.

Also, Yahoo bought ‘Inquisitor’, Vodafone acquires ZYB - a contact management service and Ask.com buys Lexico Publishing group. All of these purchases happened in the last week.

In reality, companies purchase others to either increase their sales or make their company look better to sell. Bigger and better is where we always want to go. Sometimes we get some great companies out of it, other times we see a lifetime of work go down the drain.

Just like poker - you got to know when to hold em, know when to fold. Most importantly, you got to always be looking for that “perfect hand”. Then you can bet it all.

Other Posts of Interest:

• Episode 48 - 8-27-08 - Coffee Leaves and Cameras
• Episode 44 - 7-30-08 - New Listener Drive

Items Discussed this week:

Printing Press
Albert Einstein
George Lucas
Apple
Microsoft
IEEE
AMD
CentOS
Nintendo

Other Posts of Interest:

• Someone is always Challenging Someone – Apple iPhone vs. Blackberry
• This Week in Tech History - 06-02-08

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What Else? - Micrahoogaol.- MSNBC
-Shareholder uproar - PCWorld
Microsoft Cloud Computing - CNN
Yahoogle - CNet
Open for MS Talk? - This was pulled because the site in question asks for registration.

II
Google vs. Verizon - Engadget
ooVoo Mac - *Techwhack
Facebook hires Google VP - TechCrunch
iStarbucks Workaround - MacRumors
GeekSquad Lawsuit - tgdaily
Wiretaps up - ArsTechnica

TCTPodcast - Laptop Seismograph

III
Zune 2.5 - Gizmodo
-NBC on Zune - PCWorld
NIN Free Album - InformationWeek
Adobe OpenSource?
iFakes - ITWire
Y2k for Gas Pumps - TechDirt

IV
10 Renewable Tech Gadgets - *CleanTechnica
Craigslist Spam - TechDirt
107 Year Lightbulb - LATimes

Of Note:
Prosthetic Eagle Beak
30 Ways to Live to 100
Lego Virtual World
SuperFoosball
Maker Faire Pics

Twitter - http://twitter.com/geekazine

Other Posts of Interest:

• Webware 100 Winners - Who won, and what’s new.
• Episode 40 7-02-08

Happy Cinco De Mayo - this was the LIVE SHOW. We talked about a lot today. And at most we got 11 people in the room which didn’t reach the25 person mark, but we will run the contest next week. 25 people in the room and we’ll give away a gift certificate. Everybody that shows up will increase the gift cert.

Here is what we talked about this week:

Pirllo, yahoo, Microsoft, Myspace, Starbucks, 3g iPhone, Sunspot, Iron Man, Nine Inch Nails new album,

Hour 1
 

Hour 2

Other Posts of Interest:

• Podcast Ep 60 - 11-19-08 - Yahoo CEO Edition
• Episode 44 - 7-30-08 - New Listener Drive