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God this has been a great week for television. The pay television sector gets a shakeup and moves into the 21st century, meanwhile the free to air broadcast sector takes a big step back into the 20th century with the return of Hey Hey It s Saturday. It s weeks like this that I love doing the show. The on-air panel remains the same as it often does. Dan is joined by Simon and Dennis. We also welcome Dave to chat about TV pilots with us. Be sure to check out The Pilot Project, Australia s first TV Pilot Festival. On this weeks show, we discuss: *Foxtel: Next Generation *The return of Hey Hey It s Saturday *The pilots for Flash Forward and Mercy *The Pilot Project *Channel 72 *Why Simon is a hunted man. And of course we have TV Highlights.

Tonight we're talking compact video cameras. Flip, Kodak, Apple, and all those other digital cameras that shoot video. What's worth buying? What's the big trade off? And is it all about sharing online these days? We also talk about the latest news on Foxtel, what Freeview is really all about, plus questions from the audience AND a massive Sennheiser giveaway for those who made it along on the night. Interesting web links mentioned in the show: Natalie Tran likes DailyBooth and Jez Ford likes Hobnox. Guests: Nick Ross, Publisher, MacTheMag.com; Natalie Tran, star of YouTube's CommunityChannel; Jez Ford, Editor, Geare Adam Turner, Technology Writer, The Age & SMH. Byteside is supported by Sennheiser and Trend Micro.

Telstra wants to keep hold of Foxtel stake - but do we want them to?; Guess what? Electroshock therapy doesn't help Internet addicts... Surprise!; Apple gets upset over Microsoft's latest ads; Senator Conroy wins Internet Villain of the Year; and Japan's brain-powered wheelchair shows a path to our doom.

Vodafone and 3 won't cancel your phone plan -- at least until 2011; Windows 7 is perfect for your netbook -- right now! Gizmodo has details on how to install it; Foxtel drops the copper line tether from your fibre cable TV service; Sol's gone; and Wolfram Alpha is not a search engine, so people should stop comparing it to Google! 40 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (03:39) Submitted By: midnightupdate Tags: Vodafone 3 Mobile Windows Netbooks Foxtel Sol Trujillo Wolfram Alpha Google Categories: Science & Tech

Vodafone and 3 won't cancel your phone plan -- at least until 2011; Windows 7 is perfect for your netbook -- right now! Gizmodo has details on how to install it; Foxtel drops the copper line tether from your fibre cable TV service; Sol's gone; and Wolfram Alpha is not a search engine, so people should stop comparing it to Google!Author: midnightupdate Tags: vodafone mobile windows netbooks foxtel sol trujillo wolfram alpha google Posted: 07 June 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Vodafone and 3 won't cancel your phone plan -- at least until 2011; Windows 7 is perfect for your netbook -- right now! Gizmodo has details on how to install it; Foxtel drops the copper line tether from your fibre cable TV service; Sol's gone; and Wolfram Alpha is not a search engine, so people should stop comparing it to Google!

The Televised Revolution podcast returns for another week of awe inspiring television discussion. On this weeks show Dan and Simon discuss: *The soon-to-launch ABC3 dedicated kids station. *ICE TV vs Channel 9. *Foxtel launch their new website. *Susan Boyle is a fake. *Freeview launch a new campaign. I don t know about you, but I suspect that is almost too much show.

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