DTNS 2197 – Pay the Troll Toll
Justin Robert Young is on the show and we'll talk about Comcast and Apple's plans for an Internet TV service. Do they violate net neutrality? We ask Ars Technica's Jon Brodkin what he thinks.
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DTNS 2196 – Le Tippity Tap
Darren Kitchen on and we talk about how Microsoft did defending their right to spy on their own customer's email accounts. He was a French blogger. Also Len Peralta is here to illustrate the show!
Open episode or article →DTNS 2195 – A Tale of Two Monitors
Farhad Manjoo to explain why ONE monitor is actually better than TWO. Don't agree? You better listen. Plus we reveal our very first Twitter posts.
Open episode or article →DTNS 2194 – Mama, Dadda, iPad
Nicole Spag is on the show to talk Sony and Oculus's VR headset announcements AND whether that iPad is safe for your baby.
Open episode or article →DTNS 2193 – Wear IT
Don Reisinger joins me to chat about Android Wear, the new line of clothing from-- wait-- nope just another smart watch platform. Does this one catch your eye or wrist?
Open episode or article →DTNS 2192 – ICANN Haz Independence
Tim Stevens joins the show to talk about the future of the Internet as the US gives up the last of its control over how it's run.
Open episode or article →DTNS 2191 – Drones > Pi
Darren Kitchen is back for Pi Day and a discussion of what freedoms we should preserve for flying drones. Also Len Peralta is in to draw the show!
Open episode or article →DTNS 2190 – Moomeemo
Hockey Buzz's Eklund joins the show to chat about whether Amazon Prime is still worth it, and give a little insight into dual-boot smart phones and instant replay in baseball. Seriously. The guy can play…
Open episode or article →DTNS 2189 – Freedom on the Back Berner(s-Lee)
Scott Johnson joins me to wish the World Wide Web a happy anniversary of being presented in a paper! Is the spirit of the 1990s still alive on the Web, or did we kill it?
Open episode or article →DTNS 2188 – Volks-Data
Brian Cooley joins us to explain the odd proprietary and confusing world of in-dash smartcar interfaces. Can we just use our phones carmakers?
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