A special thank you to everyone who wrote in and called this past week. it means a lot to us. But the tech news continues, starting with a surprise victory this season for the Nintendo DS. It probably helps that the thing doesn’t cost $600! Buzz Out Loud episodes are released in their original audio …
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Our dear friend and colleague James Kim passed away this week. In his memory we’re rerunning an episode of Buzz Out Loud he co-hosted 9/28/2005. Buzz Out Loud episodes are released in their original audio form. Some metadata supplementation and/or correction has been done for SEO, clarification, or as a product of data migration. Please …
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Luckily, if all goes wrong on Earth after the year 2020, we might have a base on the moon available. Maybe someone will even take my advice and start terraforming the moon, so it can be like a little vacation spot for adventurous Earth-dwellers. A girl can dream. Buzz Out Loud episodes are released in …
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It seems as though we’re closer to an inevitable MMORPG tax. It probably won’t affect your average player, but anyone making real-world money will have to start sending a portion to the IRS. In other news, there are some good Mac rumors today, and Kevin Rose will probably lose his secret contact at Apple. Buzz …
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We interview Gary Shapiro, President to the Consumer Electronics Association Buzz Out Loud episodes are released in their original audio form. Some metadata supplementation and/or correction has been done for SEO, clarification, or as a product of data migration. Please report errors to buzztownrecovery@gmail.com. This episode originally published by CNet on 12/1/2006. https://media.blubrry.com/buzztownarchive/content.pwc-networks.com/bol/audio/cnetbuzz_120106_i.mp3Podcast: Play in …
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The MPAA says that they’re allowed to make an illegal copy of a movie, because, you know, they’re the MPAA. And they’re keeping it in a vault, so no one can ever get it. Right. And on a serious note, please read our coverage of missing CNET editor James Kim and family. Buzz Out Loud …
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