At least, that’s what he seems to be saying by purchasing The Washington Post.
Download #98d: Print was dead in 2012, but now it’s back for Jeff Bezos
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98: Live Audio
Given our interest in technology, it should be no surprise that we experimented with new technology that brought audio to life in our podcast. Enjoy the new sounds!
This week, we talk about Microsoft’s price cut of the Surface Pro, the 40 Days of Dating blog, the new Her movie, Bill Gate’s comments about Project Loon, Computer-Brain research, Samsung’s attempted ban of Apple’s iPhones, Jeff Bezos’ purchase of The Washington Post, Nokia’s new commercial poking fun at Apple, Netflix’s crazy algorithm for deciding what movies you like, and Blackberry’s impending doom.
Download #98: Live Audio
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- Computer-Brain Interfaces Making Big Leaps
- Obama’s Veto and how the ITC got wrong
- The administration’s message: Enough’s Enough
- Jeff Bezos on Post purchase
- Bezos In 2012: People Won’t Pay For News On The Web, Print Will Be Dead In 20 Years
- Jeff Bezos Bought The Washington Post
- Facetime Everyday Commercial
- Nokia strikes back with their own pictures commercial
- Microsoft cuts price on Surface Pro by $100
- Facebook continues to make Zuckerberg’s newspaper metaphor a reality
- The Science Behind the Netflix Algorithms That Decide What You’ll Watch Next
- 40 Days of Dating: A Love Story?
- Bill Gates says Google’s internet balloons are ‘not going to uplift the poor’
- Trailer: ‘Her’ – Nov 20
- Bad News Bears For BlackBerry
69a: AT&T expands FaceTime to everyone, even those outsourcing their jobs to China
Technology really is enabling a distributed workforce.
Download #69a: AT&T expands FaceTime to everyone, even those outsourcing their jobs to China
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69: Search, Security and CNET
Good news! AT&T expands FaceTime to everyone, a man outsourced his job to China, CBS tries to downplay Dish’s “Hopper” by calling attention to it, Facebook introduces Graph Search, Java exploit is bad, and Google tries to re-engineer the password.
Download #69: Search, Security and CNET
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- CBS forced CNET staffers to remove Dish’s “Hopper” from the best of CES
- Introducing Graph Search Beta
- Facebook Announces Its Third Pillar “Graph Search” That Gives You Answers, Not Links Like Google
- Facebook reveals how its new Graph Search feature works with your privacy settings
- Java should go the way of the Dodo… and Flash
- The exploit that started the conversation
- AT&T Expands FaceTime Over Cellular Support to All Tiered Data Plans
- Man outsourced his job to China
- Google’s trying to re-engineer the password
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