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The Gillmor Gang - Sam Whitmore, Marc Canter, Dana Gardner, Mike Arrington, Mike Vizard, and Robert Scoble - collide over data portability and media convergence with self-invited guest Chris Saad. Recorded Friday, May 16, 2008.

Gary Rosenzweig reviews the speech recognition software MacSpeech Dictate.

How can you calculate the MIN or MAX value ignoring one outlier? Or, how can you figure out the MIN or MAX throwing out 5% of the outliers? Episode 760 takes a look at SMALL, LARGE, and PERCENTILE functions. This blog is the video podcast companion to the book, Learn Excel 97-2007 from MrExcel. Download a new two minute video every workday to learn one of the 377 tips from the book!

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Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. CNET has a new boss - and so does GameSpot. EA still interested in buying GTA IV publisher Take Two. Guitar Hero IV news has been leaked to the Internet. It will strongly resemble Rock Band, but you'll be able to compose your own songs. Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots gets an early review and a perfect score. Get ready for beautiful graphics and twisted plot lines on June 12th. Is Sony having record profits or record losses? Nintendo loses a patent suit over their vibrating controller, but are expected to appeal. The Nintendo Wii is good for tennis, golf, bowling, and soon, pole dancing. Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Almuerzo ligero donde los haya café, zumo, galleta de chocolate (faltaba más) y agua. Suscribiros a los video feeds RSS: Suscríbete a los vídeos de viajes de hombrelobo Para iPods y AppleTVs, usad iTunes: Y para suscribiros al videoblog con Miro, pulsad aquí: Descarga el vídeo gratis a tu ordenador - Suscríbete a mis vídeos de viajes con Miro Para suscribiros al videoblog con Miro, pulsad aquí: Suscríbete con Miro

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. More gems from Bay Area Maker Faire 2008: Boing Boing co-editor David Pescovitz speaks with Kaden Harris, author of Eccentric Cubicle, and the brains behind Eccentricgenius.ca -- eccentric antiques from a parallel universe. He shows us his Silicon Projectile Centrifuge (a lovely lethal weapon that shoots marbles at high velocity), a combination lamp/bong, and other exotica from the halls of beautiful Eccentric Manors. Then, Xeni is zapped by Jack Sparx, who uses his body as an electrical transformer, zapping all who come near with low-level shocks in the name of science. As Xeni demonstrates, the jolts from his mini-Tesla Coils are not *that* low-level, either. Bonus: ironic t-shirt catwalk; Xeni and the BBtv crew stopped Maker Faire attendees in their tracks, and asked them to explain their hipster t-shirts. Previous Boing Boing tv episodes from Maker Faire: Star Simpson's fuzzy logic, MacGyver, MIT lasers, and trippy glasses: Maker Faire with Phil Torrone Combat robots, warring battleships: Xeni at Maker Faire (special thanks to Scott Beale, Eddie Codel, and Waneco Leisure Industries)

Michael Markman, Amy Bellinger, Karoli Kuns, Rob La Gesse, Debi Jones, Francine Hardaway, Aron Michalski, Bruce Lerner, and Jerry Schuman and the UstreamGangers. Recorded Thursday, May 15, 2008.

Tonight on GeekNights we profile one of our high quality geek listeners, Thaed. We also discuss the train situation in India. Scott s Thing - Zog Sports Rym s Thing - Shiba Inu Thaed s Thing - MUTO Friday Night Party Line

Microsoft Vs Yahoo, Round 100, believe it or not. Beaverton Woman Beats Record Industry and we look at Paulo Coelho The Pirate. Mormon Church Attacks Wikileaks - not just Scientology and Swiss bankers then.And unfortunately, another Blogger Jailed

The Gillmor Gang - Robert Scoble, Mike Arrington, Dana Gardner, and Robert W. Anderson - ask former Twitter architect Blaine Cook about Twitter internals including the valuable Track feature. Google engineer Bob Lee joins again. Recorded Thursday, May 15, 2008.

Carl Icahn makes his move on Yahoo. Google hits a new popularity high. Ask says they ain't dead! Plus more! PROGRAMMING NOTE: The Daily SearchCast next returns on Thursday, May 22. Tune-in by listening to this MP3 file, listening via WebmasterRadio at 11:00am Eastern and repeated at 2pm Eastern Monday through Thursday (see instructions here), through iTunes via this link or in other ways listed here. You can also listen on our Digg podcasts channel. Need more help tuning in live or finding the chat room? See the Daily SearchCast FAQ. See below for links to more information about stories discussed. http://dailysearchcast.com/080515-161749.html

Google begins to blur faces in its StreetView photography. Will Carl Icahn go after Yahoo? Can anyone stop Google? And more. Tune-in by listening to this MP3 file, listening via WebmasterRadio at 11:00am Eastern and repeated at 2pm Eastern Monday through Thursday (see instructions here), through iTunes via this link or in other ways listed here. You can also listen on our Digg podcasts channel. Need more help tuning in live or finding the chat room? See the Daily SearchCast FAQ. See below for links to more information about stories discussed. http://dailysearchcast.com/080515-161520.html

Supercharge Your URLs For Maximum SEO Impact, plus Eight Keyword Research Mistakes That Are Costing You Money according to a Chrstine Churchill post, plus Google & Other Search Engines Dominate Traffic Drivers To Wikipedia,

ConnectedLife looks at life online. It’s all about life online as we talk to the founders of Tiki Bar - one of the first and most popular internet webcasts. We look at online gambling, sex and suing on the internet, and how your online activities can have real life consequences.

Best Damn News Following their failed bid on Yahoo, Microsoft is giving Facebook a bit of a poke to see if they'll poke back over the possibility of a full acquisition. While they already claim $240 million investment in the company, values are being thrown around in the ballpark of $15 billion.As anticipated, Grand Theft Auto smashed all sorts of sales records, raking in some $500 million in its first week. The Hooker and Prostitutes Union (HPU) have now changed their tune, now staking a claim in the success of the game. "Even though the game depicts violence against us, it's all true and now it gives us an extra element of credibility" says Lindy LaLa the union's spokeperson. Now a new group has come out against the game, RAD (Russians Against Defamation) are complaining that "in the game Russians are depicted in a bad way" they go on to say that "not all Russians are that ugly" citing Baryshnikov, Kournikova and Sharapova as examples. Plus, only 70% of Russians regularly wear sweat suits. (Side note, most copies sold on XBOX)MySpace launches "Open Availability", data share with Yahoo, Ebay and Twitter, et al.http://mashable.com/2008/05/08/breaking-myspace-announces-data-availability-with-yahoo-ebay-and-others/Pownce says game on with shared files in friend streams, and more storage space for everyone. Competitor to box.net, ups the game on twitter.Drewmors Microsoft trying to buy Facebook now that they've dumped Yahoo at the arranged marriage alter? Do they really want FACEBOOK or do they want Mark Zuckerburg (or both?). Zuckerburg the next Bill Gates? Long term CEO? Ballmer/Gates' Successor? The debate on Net Neutrality rages on. Also raging on...Schmidt facedSenators to ISP's: "Think twice" about 'Net neutrality or else.http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080506-senator-to-isps-think-twice-about-net-neutrality-or-else.htmlYears ago, Congress began protecting ISPs from the twin threats of regulation and taxation; in return, ISPs were expected to deliver an unimpeded connection to the Internet. A move away from a neutral 'Net would undermine the "very philosophical underpinnings of what we fought for for the last 15 years," according to Ron Wyden (D-OR). If that happens, he sees no reason for Congress to continue sheltering ISPs. Iris on the VirusChinese cyber attacks

Para todos aquellos que estáis buscando trabajo no os podéis perder este programa. Vamos a explicar como buscar trabajo mediante el uso de las bolsas de Trabajo en Internet. Por supuesto tenemos los gadgets que harán las delicias de todos y las noticias mas importantes de la semana. Si queréis enviarnos dudas, comentarios o lo que se os ocurra. Grabad un MP3 y enviarlo a nuestra dirección cibergallinero@cuarteenonda.com o cuartecom@gmail.com No olvidéis añadiros al mapa de oyentes. Y como se hace eso, los explicamos a continuación. El link al mapa de oyentes se encuentra situado en la columna que se encuentra en la parte derecha de la página. Para cargarlo solo tenéis que pulsar sobre el link Añádete al Mapa de Oyentes o bien pulsar el siguiente link. Para añadir una chincheta, debéis pulsar el botón de join y luego pulsar sobre el mapa para introducir vuestra localización. Nos hace mucha ilusión que os añadáis al mapa de oyentes. así que ánimo que solo cuesta 1 minuto poner la chincheta en el mapa. El guión completo del programa es el siguiente: Noticias: -Los cables HDMI caros son iguales que los baratos -Problemas del SP3 en equipos HP -Estudio sobre los juegos violentos -Rumor: Playboy podría lanzar su propio mundo virtual -Super Ordenador con Procesadores poco potentes -Datos de 6 Millones de Chilenos filtrados por Internet -Primeros Reviews del OpenMac -Telefónica podría lanzar para finales de Junio el iPhone Tema de la Semana: Buscar Trabajo On-Line -Historia y breve descripción del funcionamientos -Monster -Infojobs -El futuro de la busqueda On-Line Gadgets Divertidos: -Lavabo Ipod -Cigarrillo Electrónico Si tenéis cualquier consulta o petición, no dudéis en escribirnos a cibergallinero@cuarteenonda.com o cuartecom@gmail.com El programa de esta semana lo podéis descargar de: Pincha aquí para Descargar Si queréis añadirlo en vuestro gestor de RSS: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Cuartecom-ElCibergallinero

There is a way to set the default border color that is used when you use the Borders dropdown. Episode 759 shows you how. Also, a look at the new Podcast DVD. This blog is the video podcast companion to the book, Learn Excel 97-2007 from MrExcel. Download a new two minute video every workday to learn one of the 377 tips from the book!

Heladería jamaiquina, berenjenales, los chicles Bonky tienen droga, decorando la BCG, personalizen sus avatares, Ripley dijo que fué una fobia, Jack Palance, la conspiración Tupperware, el láser que fastidia, alfajores como proyectiles, preservativos por la espalda, el nene no me desayuna, la universidad de la hamburguesa, quién diseñó el King de pollo francés, Edison contra Tesla y contra el elefante, las corrientes alterna y continua, el rayo de la muerte, la máquina de hacer terremotos, la electricidad inalámbrica ahora, gelatinas pechosas niponas, monumento para Laika, y Mindball el juego final. Trigesimanovena y energética entrega de Etcétera, el podcast sobre cualquier cosa. Por las dudas, aclaramos que este episodio dura 1:34:44. Agradecidos visitamos links de los oyentes, actualizamos en la encuesta de hermanos correspondientes, y contestamos que el tema de fondo salsero era Llevala de Mutandina. Seguimos buscando el paseo gratarola en helicóptero. Acá va el logo funky cortesía de msakiya: Podés subir y cambiar tu avatar acá. La música que usamos está licenciada bajo Creative Commons. El tema del día es Summertime de Brother Love. Y acá tenemos al bueno de Edison haciendo de las suyas: Escribinos a nuestro correo, o simplemente dejando tus ideas, saludos, o comentarios acá abajo en el post. También podés grabarnos algo que lo pasamos en el programa.

Stockpiling, frantic searching, and wild predictions ensue as iPhone disappears from online shelves. Also: Manbabies!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. Icahn is indeed launching a proxy contest to unseat members of Yahoo's board. It looks like he wants to nominate 10 new directors. Where's this next step going to take us in this story? Imeem boots Yahoo from the number one spot to become the top music streaming video site. YouTube launches a program called Buzz Targeting that aims to help advertisers find the next big viral video. It only monitors videos that are uploaded by members of the YouTube partner program, so there's still a ton of gold that falls through the cracks. Google begins modifications on Street View. They've developed technology that can blur faces and will begin using it in Manhattan first. If you had to leave your home for 24 hours and could only bring one thing, what would it be? In a survey of 2000 workers worldwide, over a third said they would grab their cell phone. The very first space lawyer has graduated from law school. Because wherever people go, litigation of SOME sort is sure to follow. Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. The San Francisco-based Billboard Liberation Front has been transforming the world of advertising since 1977. When Austrian art-pranksters and regular BBtv guests monochrom recently visited the United States to spread their Sculpture Mob dogma, a historic meeting with the elusive BLF took place. Boing Boing tv's hidden cameras captured everything. And in part two of today's BBtv episode, Xeni travels with the BLF and monochrom to document their first-ever joint exploit to build "The Great Firewall of China" around one of the Google signs on the internet giant's Mountain View campus. Hijinks ensued; dogs, cops, and GOOG security guards pursued; TV news crews newsed. The goal of their "unpaid advertising services"? To draw attention to Google's role in online censorship within China. As it happened, this particular day was the same day of a Google shareholder meeting, during which related proposals came up for vote. Link to Billboard Liberation Front press release, and here's monochrom's side of the story. Here are previous BBtv episodes with monochrom.

Llegado al aeropuerto de Frankfurt, os cuento qué es lo que hago aquí y lo que vais a ver en los próximos días. Suscribiros a los video feeds RSS: Suscríbete a los vídeos de viajes de hombrelobo Para iPods y AppleTVs, usad iTunes: Y para suscribiros al videoblog con Miro, pulsad aquí: Descarga el vídeo gratis a tu ordenador - Nuevo canal de vídeos Probando.tv Acabamos de lanzar: probando.tv

Para la mayoría de los trabajadores el movil es mas util que la cartera, Llega el concepto de las Maldiciones express, Ya puedes chikilikuatrear tu imagen, Microsoft Worldwide Telescope lanza la Beta pública, Air New Zealand integra ipod a sus aviones, Asimo dirige la Orquesta Sinfónica de Detroit

This is a special interview done by listener Tony Walla during the premier of Welcome To Macintosh (The movie) in Wisconsin. Thanks to Tony for providing all of us this great extra content. Show Notes: Tony Walla s website Welcome to Macintosh website Welcome to Macintosh forums You MUST sign up with ning.com in order to view the forums.

Techies Turn Detective and now you can get HBO On iTunes . The Swiss iPhone is now here and NYC Wants To Punish You For Your Online Crime - Twice .The Force Is With The Drunk Welshman and soon you will be Jabbering With Facebook Chat

The Gillmor Gang - Mike Arrington, Dan Farber, Robert Scoble, and Jason Calacanis - savor ComCast/Plaxo, Friend Connect, and the Mesh metabolism. Recorded Wednesday, May 14, 2008.

Tonight on GeekNights, we review ICE: The OAV. In the news, Super Techno Arts went dark, leaving Jojo s Bizarre Adventure to its sorry fate. Also, Scott GeekBites The Kree Skrull War. Scott s Thing - Chi s Sweet Home Rym s Thing - Death Chaos 9000

Shortly after the end of RSA 2008, Michael Santarcangelo organized the latest Security Roundtable podcast. We were joined by a varied crowd of characters in the form of Dr. Anton Chauvakin, James Costell, and Jennifer Leggio. We had a lot of fun recording this conversation, even if poor Anton fell off fairly early due to phone problems. Luckily we let him get some of his shots in early. Rich and I talked about this on an episode of the NSP, but there were no real themes to this years RSA. There were a lot of interesting things going on, but it wasn t on the showroom floor or in the key note presentations. I m hoping that this means the industry is maturing, but it may just mean we re in a lull between waves of marketing hype. Guess you ll have to tune into next year s SRT RSA podcast to find out. Security Roundtable for May 2008 | RSA Conference - Beyond the Hype