HGGS - Afternoon picks for Tuesday, February 1 on GigaDial Public: Recent Episodes
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Here's this week's show notes. Yet another audio setup - will it ever be the same?
No audio sweepers this week, because I didn't have the files on this computer to add them, and I decided to get the podcast posted and out there, rather than waiting until I get home to add the sweepers in post.
Here's what we talk about this week, with links:...
We talk to investigative reporters Jane Akre and Steve Wilson. They were fired from FOX TV 13 in Tampa, FL for blowing the whistle on the station, which tried to bury and change facts on a story on bovine growth hormone (BGH) after being contacted by Monsanto.
Akre and Wilson are challening the station's license with the FCC, which is up for renewal. They say the station aired known lies about BGH, and therefore failed to act in the public interest.
We also discuss the latest news from the FCC about the departure of Media Bureau Chief Ken Ferree and the Commission's decision not to challenge the Third Circuit Court decision striking down its revised media ownership rules.
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I discuss my OPMLtoiPod software, the EDP CafePress shop, mic cubes, Apple's long-lost Sherlock search application, and MapPoint's extremely inconvenient bug. I also flip through the NYT Circuits section and share my insights on the national press vs. the blogosphere. http://everythingdigital.org
Grape Radio #4: Unicorns, the Greek gods, and leprechauns are just a few examples of myths that have endured through the ages. Even those in the wine community have their own myths that have endured. These wine myths are not limited to those that are just beginning to learn ...
Researchers say tiny radio-transmitter chips that power millions of high-security car keys and gasoline passes can be cracked using cheap technology.
New networking site opens in Seattle; operator says it should all be a 'giving' process.
Seattle psychologist develops method to analyze your own dreams; warns about nightmares.