Ep. 1177: Where we get our Grinch on Video
Related Videos
Ep. 1023: Where we go one step beyond
Leaked from today's episode of The 404: Ashton Kutcher signed on to play Steve Jobs in biopic (not a joke), April Fools tech pranks, and self-driving cars aren't as far away as we thought!
Stars, social networking shine at TechCrunch50
More than 50 companies will officially launch their new products at TechCrunch50 this year in San Francisco. CNET's Kara Tsuboi stops by the first day of the event and finds everyone from actor Ashton Kutcher to developers building online banking platforms for kids.
We stayed on the rails pretty well in this episode, but there's a whole long thing about cake toward the end that the chat room dubbed "nerd freestyle" and, well, we love that. In other news, new TiVo underwhelms a bit (other than the remote) and Viacom goes all anti-Internet with Daily Show and Colbert. That's the cake part.
Ashton Kutcher launches entertainment Web site
TechCrunch50 has been dubbed the Sundance Film Festival of the tech industry. Actor Ashton Kutcher was there to prove the point. Besides bringing his celebrity, he was at the event to launch a new site, Blahgirls.com. CNET's Kara Tsuboi catches up with the star to discuss how, according to Kutcher, anyone who reads US Weekly will enjoy it.
Ep. 3: The real lame-os of Silicon Valley
Sharon Vaknin fills in for Emily this week, and brings with her a whole slew of new rumors. Also, is there a new Xbox on the horizon 100 years from now, and who will play Steve Jobs in the biopic?
Rafe spills the beans on the "Star Trek" book he wrote as a kid.
Pictures of the potential new iPad 5 body surface, BlackBerry aims directly at Apple, and reviews are in for the Steve Jobs biopic.
It's the last show of the year and we've rolled out some Mailbag answers, some holiday cheer notes, and some serious lumps of coal.
The 404 392: Where we get spiflicated
Today, we're joined by two ladies, Ace Reporter Caroline McCarthy again and "Allie" of Heavy & Flo fame. This makes the two remaining boys of The 404 very happy. On today's show, we've got sex offenders, speak easys, 1920s Prohibition and Ashton Kutcher. Excited? We are.
Ep. 820: Where we stop using cliches for show titles
It's Friday the 13th, but nothing is creepier than this morning's news about Ashton Kutcher replacing Charlie Sheen on Two and a Half Men. On today's episode of The 404 Podcast, we're talking about the list of other potential castings for the slot, the Library of Congress launching a National Jukebox, a pricey out of court settlement from Limewire, and a user-submitted picture of Natali Morris that's too wrong not to show.