DTNS 2235 – Trial by Comcast
Justin Robert Young and Nilay Patel join us to talk about the FCC's notice for proposed rulemaking regarding the Open Internet. Is the Internet f**ed?
Open episode or article →Justin Robert Young and Nilay Patel join us to talk about the FCC's notice for proposed rulemaking regarding the Open Internet. Is the Internet f**ed?
Open episode or article →Dr. Kiki is on the show. We'll talk about quantum positioning that could be 1000 times more accurate than GPS, and the future of the Internet of Things. Will it rob of us free will?…
Open episode or article →Molly Wood is on the show today. We'll discuss whether the $129 Moto E is a smoking gun, and why Microsoft is backtracking on Kinect Xbox One bundles and the Xbox Live requirement for Netflix.
Open episode or article →CNET's Iyaz Akhtar is on the show today. We'll talk about Twitter's new mute feature, float a few more idea about why Apple might want to by Beats, and discuss FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler's latest…
Open episode or article →On the show today I made a passing reference to Tim Wu's plan to solve the regulation of the Internet by using alternate justification.
Open episode or article →Darren Kitchen is on the show and we'll talk about Apple buying Beats Electronics and the UN debating the need for autonomous killer robots. also Len Peralta will illustrate the whole shebang. Join us won't…
Open episode or article →Dan Patterson is on the show. He'll talk about his experience training Sudanese media makers in Egypt and how mobile phones are changing the world.
Open episode or article →Pelle Eklund and I talk about whether proposed net neutrality regulations are already slowing investment and why an LG fridge that text messages you is actually a step backward for tech.
Open episode or article →Allison Sheridan joins me to talk about the rising maker revolution, open source hardware, and Google's advance on the classroom.
Open episode or article →Jonathan Strickland is on the show with an intriguing story about a way to combine solar AND wind to solve our energy woes. Plus Mozilla gets all creative with the net neutrality problem. Did they…
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