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Things You Can’t Say About The Internet Ep. #10

Duncan Riley — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 00:41:58 +0000

The latest episode of Things You Can’t Say About The Internet with Steve Hodson and and myself was a vintage episode. Before you hit play though, a language warning, but it was perhaps our funnest yet.

From Steve’s notes:

In this episode we have a discussion about the newest entry of Google’s Chrome where I am accused of drinking too much kool-aid. Cyndy claims she will never use it come hell or high water but of couse they’ll have to release a Mac version first so time will tell there. Duncan of couse being the sensible one even though he did offer me another glass of kool-aid said he would try it when it comes out with a Mac version.

While Chrome did take up the better part of the show we did get onto a couple of other subjects such as the new version of Picasa and a bit of a discussion about blog design style which was prompter by my recent launch of The Hodson Report blog. This lead into a fun and heated discussion about advertising on blogs but all in all it was another great show with lots of laughs.

Things You Can’t Say About the Internet Episode 6

Duncan Riley — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 01:05:36 +0000

If you’re not subscribed, or didn’t listen live, this weeks episode of Things You Can’t Say About the Internet was a good one.

Cyndy Aleo-Carreira, Steve Hodson and your truly covered Dell’s recent attempt to patent cloud computing along with IBM getting a patent for paper or plastic, Apple’s App Store, the DNS hole and RedLasso/ copyright. Show below or you can subscribe on TalkShoe here.

Things You Can’t Say About the Internet Episode 1

Duncan Riley — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 06:39:32 +0000

It was my great pleasure earlier today to join the first of hopefully many more shows to come, episode one of Things You Can’t Say About the Internet.

Hosting by Profy.com, the podcast includes Cyndy Aleo-Carreira and Leslie Poston from Profy.com, Steve Hodson from Winextra and Mashable, as well as yours truly. In the first episode we cover Twitter clones, FriendFeed and democratization of meme tracking, why everyone should have a full feed, and then discuss privacy. It was a lot of fun, and the open, frank and differing opinions offer hopefully a different take on 2.0.

I can’t embed it unfortunately, but head over to Profy.com here to listen in. Hopefully in future weeks there will be an iTunes subscribe link as well. The show was hosted on Talkshoe, and we’re still working on the timing long term so more people can participate by listening live or via the chat room. Enjoy.