Posted by Patrick Wiscombe on November 20, 2009 under Digital Zone Podcasts | 
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In this edition of the Digital Zone, we talked about:
- Yahoo turns to Twitter
- YouTube readies closed captioning
- Sony devices to become media friendly
- The top 10 in the past 10
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Posted by Patrick Wiscombe on November 18, 2009 under Travel Show Podcasts |
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In this edition of the Travel Show, we talked about:
- Ryanair could charge customers to use its toilets
- Tips for not losing your luggage
- Tips to save money when you fly
- Delta to integrate Northwest Airlines’ popular frequent-flier program
- United Airlines will charge for second piece of luggage
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Posted by Patrick Wiscombe on November 13, 2009 under Digital Zone Podcasts |
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In this edition of the Digital Zone, we talked about:
- The Windows 7 silence is deafening
- HP buys 3Com
- Intel pays off AMD
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Posted by Patrick Wiscombe on November 6, 2009 under Digital Zone Podcasts |
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In this edition of the Digital Zone, we talked about:
- Droid lands on earth
- Best Buy announces online movie downloads
- iFear
- Chrome automates bookmarking
- YouTube streams U2 concert to 10 million viewers
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