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We have a double header interview for you this week, Phil Dobbie. Having headed marketing for the likes of OzEmail, Engin and the British Tourist Authority, Phil has a wealth of experience in many fields such as Marketing and Broadcasting. Phil now produces daily podcasts for BNet, talking business with key influencers in Australia.  Mike spoke to Phil primarily about digital radio in Australia. Then Craig Jackson joined Mike to speak about The BRAVIA WE5 from Sony. It has never been more important to consider cutting down on energy use and reducing household energy bills. Sony s new energy-efficient TV has arrived in Australia and New Zealand to help consumers reduce their power consumption. The BRAVIA WE5 has been designed with unique energy-saving features, such as the Presence Sensor that automatically turns off the TV when no one is detected in the room and more, Craig Jackson spoke to Mike about the benefits of the Television and LCD Televisions in General. Next Week we have another great Live show with Ben, Mike and Paul. We hope to see you again then. Download MP3 (18.2MB) |  Subscribe to Feed | Subscribe to iTunes Share on Facebook

Many TV stations recently cut off their analog signals, causing sets to go dark in households that were not prepared for digital television AP Personal Finance Editor Trevor Delaney explains offers up a checklist to test your compatibility. (Feb. 23)

* 641TV stations to make transition. * Twitter raises additional $35 million. * Microsoft unveils new Windows Mobile OS. * Liberty Media set offer Sirius XM $250 million 'rescue plan.' * Facebook changes terms of service. Read more at http://www.ShellyPalmer.com

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Author: onenoize Added: Mon, 10 Nov 2008 06:54:50 -0800 Duration: 51Now do you want to switch to digital television?

Author: onenoize Added: Mon, 10 Nov 2008 06:54:50 -0800 Duration: 51Now do you want to switch to digital television?

The U.S government has announced the date for doomsday. It's February 17, 2009. That's the day that your old TV -- bringer of entertainment and enlightenment -- switches from planned programming to endless static. No more talk shows where the on-stage guests have IQs resembling shoe sizes; no more shows with three-letter acronyms like CSI, SVU, PSI, or QVC; no more product commercials in which people discuss their disgusting personal problems over lunch with friends; no more political commercials in which candidates discuss their opponentâs disgusting personal problems over a microphone with America; no more ... well, anything. Just static. Which, might not be so bad. Except that the point of this essay is that it will be bad, so let me return to my point.... -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Like this excerpt? Want the whole story? Listen to the audio version by clicking the 'Play' button at the top of this post. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= NOTES: As I mentioned in the episode, the switch to DTV is going to happen. You can learn more (and get a coupon for a discount on two convertor boxes) at these sites: http://www.dtv.gov/consumercorner.html https://www.dtv2009.gov/On Monday, September 15, 2008 the nomination process for the Podcast Awards opened. If you'd like to see Short Cummings Audio in the running (which is a great way to get more exposure for the show, help grow the audience, and support the production), please consider nominating Short Cummings Audio at: http://www.podcastawards.com

Lunch 'n Learn presentation: When is the right time to buy a flat panel television? What does 1080p mean? After February, 2009, will my old TV work? David Hopkins does some “myth-busting” on latest packages presented by companies like Comcast. He breaks down the HDTV format into easy understand terms and talks about the latest technologies in video distribution. More info: http://blogs.princeton.edu/itsacademic/2008/04/tuning_in_or_tuning_out_the_new_world_of_digital_tv.html

Author: Media30 Added: Mon, 07 Jan 2008 14:18:10 -0800 Duration: 222* BILL GATES opens CES with keynote. MS makes online video announcements. * COMCAST and other cable providers to standardize platforms during 2008. * WARNER BROS goes Blu-ray only. * LG announces new system for mobile TV. * SONYBMG offers music DRM-free. * PLUS: More announcements from CES. Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.

* BEWKES to replace Parsons at Time Warner. * GOOGLE unveils mobile phone plans. * IAC to split into five separate companies. * NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION drops another 2.6%. * FCC to hold workshop on DTV transition. * OXYGEN VOD reaches 25 million homes. Get the story at Media30.com.

* APPLE looking to cut TV download prices in half. * JUSTICE DEPARTMENT comes out against Net Neutrality. * MTV NETWORKS to put THE DAILY SHOW online, for free. * NCTA offers dual "must carry" for 3 years. * APPLE to give angry iPhone buyers $100 credit. * NCTA launches ad campaign on the transition to digital. Read more at www.media30.com