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Ep. 1111: Where we don't make a deal
Our flexitarian producer Ariel Nunez is back on the mixing board, and he'll start today's show with a gastrointestinal story about his first meat-eating experience in over six years. We'll also talk about Tuesday's Groupon earnings report, why the bad news signals the death of daily deals, and an alternative that uses video surveillance and your Facebook profile to send you custom coupons.
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Ep. 188: The only cure is more iPad
It's iPad mania this week as Donald and Jasmine dissect every inch of Donald's 5,000-word iPad review. Well, not really. But we do spend an awful lot of time discussing the recently-released entertainment device. However, never say we don't give the other side a fair shake: we've also got a Zune update for you, as well as some interesting Rhapsody news. Sadly, Stoic Balloon Man was not able to join us this week due to death by deflation.
WebMd.com, Familydoctor.org and CDC.gov go under the microscope in a health site report from CNET News.com's Neha Tiwari. Which site has the best flu guide? Which is a must-see for travelers? Find out now.
WebMd.com, Familydoctor.org and CDC.gov go under the microscope in a health site report from CNET News.com's Neha Tiwari. Which site has the best flu guide? Which is a must-see for travelers? Find out now.
Microsoft creates a social network for students
Microsoft launches a social network with an awkward name, Hulu adds original programming, Facebook buys another app and will 3G be in the future for FaceTime?
Ep. 700: Where you vote yes on prop 404
Asian Hulk makes his debut on Election Day, as the hosts of The 404 encourage you to vote. Also, Facebook lets us know that Christmas is a depressing time when it comes to relationships.
Viacom may have found a smoking gun in their billion-dollar case against YouTube, but on the other hand, we speculate YouTube may have a smokinger gun. Also the FTC wants you disclose all that money you've been paid to blog about cleaning products. Or whatever. Even if you just posted on Facebook. You need to make yourself aware of these rules.
Brian Tong checks in from Austin, Hulu sheds the "private beta" label, plus Paramount lets users cull clips from movies and send them around Facebook, and Viacom's lawsuit gets lessened.
Facebook Timeline debuts in New Zealand, Hulu's Face Match feature helps place that familiar mug, and Verizon's postponement means no Ice Cream Sandwich smartphones for Americans just yet.
