This Week's Show

February 03, 2012

  • Life in Facebookistan

  • Facebook v. Europe

  • China's Fake Facebooks

  • That Little Thing Called "Like"

  • Facebook versus the Epiphanator

  • Friend Request

  • Is There Life After Facebook?

Life in Facebookistan

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Facebook v. Europe

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China's Fake Facebooks

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That Little Thing Called "Like"

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Facebook versus the Epiphanator

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Friend Request

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Is There Life After Facebook?

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Sun Microsystems founder Vinod Khosla says the best solution to the healthcare conundrum may be to “get rid of doctors and teachers and let your computers do the work, 24/7 and with consistent quality.”

By giving people the power to share, we are starting to see people make their voices heard on a different scale from what has historically been possible. These voices will increase in number and volume. They cannot be ignored. Over time, we expect governments will become more responsive to issues and concerns raised directly by all their people rather than through intermediaries controlled by a select few.

-Mark Zuckerberg in his letter to investors as part of Facebook's IPO

Crimes against Journalism

Monday, February 06, 2012

Bob wrote a column for The Guardian about a photographer reprimanded for allegedly manipulating his photos.

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LOCAL TV STATIONS AND "PUBLIC INTEREST OBLIGATIONS"

Wednesday, February 01, 2012

A follow-up to a story we did on our January 6th episode, about an FCC proposal that would require local TV stations to disclose political ad buys online.

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ROMNEY'S BROKAW AD: FAIR USE?

Monday, January 30, 2012

NBC has asked the Mitt Romney campaign to pull an ad featuring a 1997 clip from NBC Nightly News. Romney's camp claims it's fair use.

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