Byte Into IT

This week's episode of Byte Into It, hosted by Warren, Cassie and James, talking about all things technology. Our guests this week are Kate Reid and Jordan Murray, two of the creators of the new Supp application, a networking application dealing with hospitality staffing concerns. Followed by another interview with Long Zheng, regarding the new Mypay Myki application.

This weeks episode has Simon, Jo and Vanessa in the studio to talk about this week in technology. Our interview this week is with author Craig Collie on his new non-fiction book Code Breakers: Inside the shadow world of signals intelligence in Australia's two Bletchley Parks.

This week's show is with Warren, Laura and Dan in the studio, talking all things technology. Our guests this week are Alexar Pendashteh, on the Free and Open source Software Developers European Meeting (FOSDEM) Followed by Anna Madeleine & Dr Renee Beale of www.onelastcall.com.

This week's interview with Vanessa and Cassie is Betty Sargeant, a digital artist who looks at how storytelling is changing in the digital age.

She will be exhibiting a piece during Melbourne Knowledge Week in May. Called The Playground, it is an interactive media art project that involves the general public. We also speak to Alvaro Maz, a semi regular guest on Byte in regards to technology and government.

Warren and Jo in the studio today, talking all things technology, computing and the internet. Our guests today are Kati Elizabeth and Lindsay Rattray, the producer and product developer of the new VR Scout app for Victoria University.

This week on Byte Into IT we have Laura, Dan and Vanessa in the studio, talking everything computing, technology, the internet, gaming and technology. Our guest today is the chair of Digital Rights Watch Tim Singleton-Norton, who talks with the team about issues like net neutrality, whistleblowing and data breaches.

This week on Byte Into IT we have Warren, Jo and Cade in the studio talking about recent news in technology, the internet, gaming, computing and art.

We had two guests in the studio this week,

Linda Liukas, the founder of Rails Girls & part of the fusion of art and technology talk at NGV comes in to discuss those projects with the crew.

Alex Yabsley, stage name Dot.AY, chiptune producer and musician, talks with us about the upcoming Square Sounds festival in Melbourne and the process of writing chiptune music.

This week on Byte Into IT along with our usual discussion of this week in technology, computing and gaming we have a special guest. From NASA, The Deputy Director of the Applied Engineering and Technology Directorate at the Goddard Space Flight Center: Dr Juan Roman.

The first show back for 2017, we are joined in the studio by Dan, Warren and Vanessa, with plenty to say about technology, computing, gaming and anything else on your radar. This week's guests are Lisy Kane and Julie Fisher

Lisy Kane is a producer for game studio League of Geeks, and co-founder of Girl Geek Academy - a startup encouraging women to learn technology and launch their own businesses.

Julie Fisher is Adjunct Professor in the Faculty of IT at Monash University. Julie has researched the area of gender and IT for the past 20+ years, and has been part of teams which have implemented intervention programs designed to encourage girls into IT. In 2007 Julie Fisher, and her co-authors, trialled a revolutionary new program in schools: 'Digital Divas'.

This weeks episode is the last of the year for Byte Into IT, bringing you news in technology this week is Vanessa, Dan and James.

Co-founders of That Startup Show Anna Reeves and Ahmed Salama come in to discuss their own beginnings and what they are involved in currently.

Game Designer and lecturer at JMC Academy Robin Vilain comes in to talk game industry differences between his native France and Australia.