My latest on CNET
Show summary: The European Commission has decided that every citizen has a right to the Internet but still made it fairly easy for the media industry to cut it off. We also see that Intel is in hot water again. And we ask that perennial question, why can't I own a Canadian. And Google answers.
Category: Buzz Out Loud
Show summary: Verizon increases its early-termination fees, eBay launches an online fashion "magazine," and the Jitterbug can help you, if you've fallen and can't get up.
Category: Loaded
Show summary: The mystical city of Argleton in the U.K. appears on Google Maps, but presents a face of green empty fields to people in person. What is it hiding? Druids? Wizards? Copyright protection? We also discuss the hot new Xperia X10 and the less hot Droid Exchange data plan. Also, we can tell you when to watch Cougar Town on Hulu. We never stop our attempts to serve your every need.
Category: Buzz Out Loud
My videos
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BOL 1100: The Internet is a human right... in Europe
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Loaded: If you've fallen and you can't get up
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BOL 1098: Find TuPac and Elvis in Argleton
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Loaded: Marvel leaps onto the iPhone in single bound
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Before you buy: Cameras and camcorders
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Before you buy: Home theater
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Before you buy: TVs
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Before you buy: Desktops
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Before you buy: Laptops and Netbooks
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BOL 1095: The phrase that pays from Amazon
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