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Podcast: EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSSTodd Cochrane stops and talks with Chuck from Roku about what is next. They just achieved the millionth unit milestone and Roku is working with new partners as they go. The best news is that the USB feature is to be turned on. Along with all the other […]
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Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSSI wanted to do so much this week, but there are 255 CES Videos to post. New videos coming hourly.Still working on New look to the Geek Bar. Looking for SXSW sponsors. New Charter Modem – Better performance? Sponsor: The New Luxor, Las Vegas Deals Start @ $40.00 best […]
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Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSSBrought to you by GotoAssist Express – FREE 30 Day Trial. April 28th 2003. With 200,000 songs and a eye on the music market, Apple launched the iTunes Store. At that time, the Windows version was not out yet (had to wait until October 17th of that year), but […]
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One year in jail and fines. Read the full story, including a discussion of the larger legal implications, here. The four founders of The Pirate Bay, an online site for free sharing of music and films, were found guilty of contributing to copyright infringement and sentenced to one-year prison terms each.Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Svartholm Warg, […]
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Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSSIn 1993, Chris Clark purchased Pizza.com. He figured it would be a great domain to have. Boy was he right, but it took him 15 years to realize it. After a couple attempts he decided to squat on the domain for a while – That is until last year. […]
