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This week we welcome as our guest Greg Davies of Social Blend, The Round Up, Tardis Blend, and podcasts too numerous to mention. We discuss the unveiling of Google’s Android Market and the return of The Daily Show & The Colbert Report to Hulu. Then we launch into a discussion of what is turning out to be the story of the year, the protests in Cairo, Egypt, including the government’s complete shutdown of internet services.
Then we discuss Canada’s plan to significantly meter the internet; major ISPs want more money from Netflix & YouTube to handle their traffic; Netflix publishes ISP traffic performance reports, News Corp. releases ‘The Daily’ tablet-based newspaper; Mixx is purchased by UberMedia & Mixx classic’s community migrates to Mixxingbowl.com; Digg.com gets a welcome overhaul; Bing gets caught red-handed copying Google’s search results; 4Chan’s founder unleashes user-generated content site Canvas; the web runs out of IPv4 addresses, and ‘The Social Network’s’ Jesse Eisenberg meets Mark Zuckerberg on Saturday Night Live.
Show Links
- Google Unveils Android Market Webstore. It’s Already Live!
- Daily Show & Colbert Report Return to Hulu
- Complete Internet Blackout in Egypt
- How Did Egypt Kill the Internet? Possibly With a Few Phone Calls
- Egypt Shuts Down Noor, Its Last ISP
- Google, Twitter build Speak to Tweet for Egyptians
- Internet Restored in Egypt
- 200GB to 25GB: Canada gets first, bitter dose of metered Internet
- Huge ISPs want per-GB payments from Netflix, YouTube
- Netflix Performance on Top ISP Networks
- iPad newsstand “The Daily” finally makes debut at 99 cents per week
- Digg Gets an Overhaul (again)
- Google: Bing Is Cheating, Copying Our Search Results
- 4chan Founder Unleashes Canvas On The World
- Canvas vs. 4chan
- Web Running Out of Addresses
- Watch Mark Zuckerberg’s Awkward SNL Cameo
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