Robin Yang from Toy Studio, one of Barnes & Noble’s premier gaming publishers for the Nook Color tablet, joins us. She’ll talk with us about the real 53 percent, the long-awaited iPad Facebook app, MacBook Air competitor Ultrabooks from Asus, and how to run Android apps on a PC. Read this blog post by Justin Yu on The 404 Podcast.
http://www.cnet.com/8301-13952_1-20118660-81/the-404-922-where-wilson-is-the-1-percent-podcast/
Sometimes a topic that seems hot, like Occupy Wall Street, doesn’t appear on trending lists, leading some activists to accuse Twitter of censorship. But the secret algorithmic formula prefers stories of the moment to enduring hashtags, so it ignores topics that are popular over a long period of time.
http://www.npr.org/2011/12/07/143013503/how-twitters-trending-algorithm-picks-its-topics
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The blogger, political philosopher, and commie Jodi Dean is the guest this week. She returns to discuss how the Occupy Movement fits into this Late Capitalist moment, and we look at both what is great about Occupy Wall Street and what the movement’s limitations might be. We spoke last Friday, right before Occupy Portland was scheduled to be evicted from two adjoining parks (Chapman and Lownsdale squares) in downtown Portland. The people of Portland made a terrific showing on the first night and thwarted police efforts to clear the park. Over 2000 people made the eviction impossible. However, the next day the city did manage clear the parks, but since then Occupy Portland has been popping up everywhere. A rolling protest is rolling through downtown and nobody knows quite where it will land.
It now Wednesday, November 16th, 2011, we’re a couple days late with the podcast. I’m Douglas Lain the host. I was there on Saturday night and early Sunday morning and you’ll here" name="DESCRIPTION
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The Thomas Jefferson Hour.
Clay Jenkinson as Thomas Jefferson, and show host David Swenson discuss the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations.
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Schon seit Wochen probiere ich mich dem Phänomen #occupywallstreet zu nähern. Was wollen die? Haben die eine Chance ihre Ziele zu erreichen? Sind das ein paar einsame Spinner oder hat das ganze Potential? Was halten die New Yorker und Amerikaner von dieser Bewegung?
Um all diese Fragen zu klären habe ich Clemens Brandt befragt, einen Freund von mir, der seit etwa einem Jahr in New York lebt. Das Interview ist schnucklige 17 Minuten lang geworden.
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