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Friday October 5, 2007
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 We've got a meaty show this week. First up is Michael J. Miller, former PC Mag editor-in-chief and now senior vice president for technology strategy at Ziff Brothers Investments. He tells us what he saw at DEMO this year, who the show targets, and why many of the businesses there won't make it. Next, we talk about our own electronics show, DigitalLife, which took place last week in NYC. What were the best products showcased? We reveal who we picked as best of show and more. And how could we not talk about Microsoft's second attempt at designing MP3 players?
On the second half, we introduce GoodCleanTech.com's Katherine Montgomery to tell us what the pope and carbon neutrality have in common, and if the Vatican will successfully become the world's first carbon-neutral state. Dan may not be afraid of Google, but we are, after he tells us that the giant search engine can keep a history of all your searches; that is, if you want it to. Later, we present a new segment: the Hot Five in Five, where Brian Heater wraps up the hottest five stories in—you guessed it—five minutes. Stay tuned for this week's weird gear; it's a mouthful.
Oh yeah. That's a pic of me, taken at DigitalLife.
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Hosts: Dan Costa and Jennifer DeLeo
Guests: Carol Mangis, Brian Heater, Michael Miller, and Katherine Montgomery
Audio Engineer: Scott Bernstein
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