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Tech predictions for 2008, Warner drops DRM, and Microsoft is ready to launch SP3.

Radiohead releases their new album online, Burma bloggers, and video encoding tips.

Business 2.0 stops printing, Bob Dylan on Facebook, and free shows in iTunes.

Google news, Spike Lee online, and IMCooked.

YouTube API, hurricane Katrina comics, and getting the most out of email.

Michael Bay won't do Transformers 2, Microsoft blamed for Skype outage, and cleaning out your hard drive.

Amber and Will chat about Now Public, JingProject, and teaching kids to program.Jeff takes a look at what s needed for a videographer.

Amber and Will chat about new uses for Facebook, Google TV ads, and our 100th episode party!Jeff takes a look at batteries.

Amber and Will chat about the new Harry Potter book leaked online, the iRecord rumor, and Mogulus.Jeff reviews MP3 sunglasses.

Amber chats about Facebook rumors, Brad Sucks, and cooking tips.Jeff reviews Picturesque.

Amber and Will chat about iPhone mania, Mocking Surface, and SnapVillage.Jeff reviews the Logitech MX Revolution 7-button wireless mouse.

Amber and Will talk about Yahoo! Mail, the Apple/EMI DRM deal, Columbia Records and Vox, and lots more. Jeff gives you some techTIPS on video content for your AppleTV.

Amber and Will chat about JustinTV, RegisterFly losing accreditation, and Net Neutrality in Canada. hotSTUFF: Jeff reviews the AppleTV.

Amber and Jeff talk about NBC on your cellphone, NIN Garageband remixes, Xbox Live for Vista users, and more. Will provides some techTIPS for Facebook users.

YouTube was featured on "Call for Help with Leo Laporte" by host Amber MacArthur. Author: YouTube Keywords: youtube television callforhelp ambermacarthur Added: October 28, 2005

We were in San Francisco at vloggercon 2006 last week - needless to say, we could not record a regular show. This five minute beauty shows a little about what goes on at a conference like this. Also, we were lucky enough to meet up with Amber MacArthur and the TORRENT TV crew and land an interview on Episode 10 - find the show on G4TechTV. Next week, a regular show is planned.

A couple of cool sites to share with you, a special podcast to recommend, a CD you ought to know about and Part #2 of our interview with the King Of All Geek Media, Mr. Leo Laporte! But first...next week begins a very special series of shows here at PSN that you do not want to miss! You're going to want to tell all of your friends to come and get subscribed to PSN so they don't miss it either. It's The 30 Days Of Dye! That's right, four shows in a row with the legendary Charles Dye. He's a multi-platinum, Grammy-winning mixer, engineer and producer. He was the first person to win a Grammy for a song that was mixed entirely 'in the box', with Pro Tools. No analog gear was used. And he actually likes to share his secrets with others about how to get your mixes to sound like a record. In fact, Charles has published a fantastic interactive mixing course called Mix It Like A Record. It features three hours of instruction, an ever-growing library of online instructional movies and 40 Pro Tools sessions for you to load up on your own gear and see exactly what he's doing. We'll be talking about subjects in this course throughout the next four shows with him. If you haven't already gotten this interactive mixing course for yourself, what are you waiting for? Click Here To Get Mix It Like A Record! Crosstalk: Guitar Center's new site: TheMusicianFinder.com. Rehearsals.com Joss Stone - The Soul Sessions Bare Naked Ladies Podcast Leo LaporteCelebrity Interview: Part #2 of an exciting interview with the King Of All Geek Media, Mr. Leo Laporte! Here's a link to the podcast channel that will get you all of Leo's dynasty of podcasts: Link To Radio Leo Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: Before his career took off, Jackson Browne joined what unlikely band for just two weeks? A: Blue Oyster Cult! See you next week! Tags: music recording studio home studio mixing protools plugin digidesign frappr moog styx mr roboto vocoder roland prosoniq shooter jennings electric rodeo rick derringer free ride leo laporte this week in tech twit tech tv kfi tech guy macbreak radio leo the laporte report leoville security now the daily giz whiz floss call for help inside the net amber macarthur screen savers dev null pandora libsyn garage band intel mac charles dye mix it like a record grammy guitar center my space joss stone the soul sessions bare naked ladies jackson browne blue oyster cult take it easy glenn frey eagles beatles while my guitar gently weeps

On today's show, a new product recommendation, music industry news, a great piece of viewer mail, a PSN blues jam and a fascinating interview with the King Of All Geek Media, Mr. Leo Laporte! Crosstalk: Shooter Jennings and Rick DerringerLinks to the albums Mike & Al talk about: Shooter Jennings- Electric Rodeo Rick Derringer- Free Ride The PSN Blues Jam Mike and Al record a little blues jam based on the free jam tracks they recommended on the last show. Spotlight: Channel Strip For Garage Band ProTools Soon To Be Updated For Intel Macs! Leo LaporteCelebrity Interview: Part #1 of an exciting interview with the King Of All Geek Media, Mr. Leo Laporte! Here's a link to the podcast channel that will get you all of Leo's dynasty of podcasts: Link To Radio Leo Viewer Mail: Matthias Frank from Germany writes, "I'm working here on Pro Tools 24 Mix on OS 9 and I was visiting some trade shows with different companies who offer new (supposedly better) audio interfaces for a much cheaper price. I'm debating whether or not to sell all of my formerly "high-class" equipment from Digidesign and switch to something else. "Is the quality that much better as these new companies tell you and try to convince you? Would do you guys think about the quality issues regarding audio interfaces. Is it all hype?" Answer To Last Week's: How'd They Do That? Q: There's a popular vocal effect used in songs like Mr.Roboto by Styx, and even in some science fiction programs. How'd They Do That? Vocoder Example David Spooner A: The Vocoder! Al gives a little history of this cool little machine. David "SpoonZ" Spooner from Australia answered the question correctly and even sent in an audio example of how he created this effect with plugins in his own studio. See you next week! Tags: music recording studio home studio mixing protools plugin digidesign frappr moog styx mr roboto vocoder roland prosoniq shooter jennings electric rodeo rick derringer free ride leo laporte this week in tech twit tech tv kfi tech guy macbreak radio leo the laporte report leoville security now the daily giz whiz floss call for help inside the net amber macarthur screen savers dev null pandora libsyn garage band intel mac

What Were We Thinking, Part 3, in which filmmakers Garner Haines and Paul French contemplate laugh tracks, guest stars, and the fine art of keeping the lights out of the shot! Head on over to the forum and let us know what you think!How to Subscribe *FREE* It is available via iTunes at this link. You can point any podcasting client here. Or, you can just watch it here. We would love to hear your feedback!

The One Where There s a Misunderstanding Guest Starring the lovely and talented Shelley Raven. Head on over to the forum and let us know what you think!How to Subscribe *FREE* It is available via iTunes at this link. You can point any podcasting client here. Or, you can just watch it here. We would love to hear your feedback!

The One Where There s a Misunderstanding Guest Starring the lovely and talented Shelley Raven. Head on over to the forum and let us know what you think!How to Subscribe *FREE* It is available via iTunes at this link. You can point any podcasting client here. Or, you can just watch it here. We would love to hear your feedback!

Zombie Night In Canada What were we thinking?!? Filmmakers Garner Haines and Paul French discuss the beginnings of Hockey Strike in this special audio commentary edition of Hockey Strike. Head on over to the forum and let us know what you think!