Here are the shownotes for episode #77 for the Global Geek News Podcast.

Stories:

* Windows 7 overtakes Windows Vista in marketshare

* Microsoft losing big to Apple on campus

* Phone calls are for old people? Just not efficient enough?

* RIM works out a deal with Saudi Arabia, can you still trust your Blackberry?

* Defcon speaker calls IPv6 a security nightmare

* Some LA coffee shops are taking wifi off the menu

* Bill Gates expects the web to be the best source of education in 5 years

* Artificial life forms evolve basic memory, strategy

* Feds admit to storing pervscanner pics

* Why World War I recordings wont make it into the public domain until 2049

* US military banned from viewing Wikileaks

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Here are the shownotes for episode #76 for the Global Geek News Podcast.

Stories:

* Pirate Party ramps up to invade Swedish politics

* Android may not be the largest smartphone platform in the US

* Windows Phone 7 to reach US by November, Europe in October

* Only Bill Gates can fire Steve Ballmer

* Hacker snoops on GSM cell phones in demo

* UK Government review says Google wifi sniffing didn't sniff anything important

* YouTube increases video time limit to 15 minutes

* Second student sues school district over webcam spying

* Authorities use Google Earth to find 250 unpermitted swimming pools in New York

* India uses Facebook to catch and ticket bad drivers

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Here are the shownotes for episode #75 for the Global Geek News Podcast:

Stories:

* IP addresses will be depleted within a year

* Spam filtering? Patented! 36 companies sued

* Apple loses big in DRM ruling: jailbreaks are "fair use"

* AT&T hopes to attract the security conscious with Encrypted Mobile Voice

* Senators supporting anti-FCC bill have all raised money from AT&T

* FCC redefines the term "broadband", do you still have it?

* Netflix continues to grow but not at the expected rate after subscribers go for cheaper plans

* Microsoft confirms Kin at least a $240 million write-off

* A coup is brewing at Microsoft, Ballmer's days numbered?

* Every Microsoft employee is getting a Windows Phone 7 phone to help prop up the app marketplace

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Here are the shownotes for episode #74 for the Global Geek News Podcast:

Stories:

* Kinect to be a cash cow for Microsoft, analyst says

* Microsoft kills 1 vs 100 for Xbox Live

* Microsoft to keep Windows XP downgrade option until 2014

* Windows Phone 7 to have MobileMe style cloud storage, tools

* Microsoft paying cash to prop up the Windows Phone 7 app catalog

* Steve Jobs: Free iPhone 4 bumpers for everybody

* Thousands more bittorrent users to be sued in the US

* RIAA spent $17.6 million in lawsuits to get $381k in settlements

* Court says FCC indecency policies violate the first amendment

* US authorities shut down Wordpress site with 73,000 blogs

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* 4 tips to help you stay focused on your blog

* How to take full advantage of your solid state drive (SSD)

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Here are the shownotes for episode #73 for the Global Geek News Podcast:

Stories:

* Nearly half of all Windows 7 installations are 64-bit

* Xbox Live revenue likely tops $1 billion

* Reddit struggling with finances, asks users for donations

* Court: ISPs don't have to block the Pirate Bay

* Judge slams RIAA; $675k fine ruled unconstitutional

* P2P plaintiffs to get just 28 Time Warner IPs a month

* The end of used books, music and games? Court guts "First Sale"

* More than two hours a day of TV or video games can cause attention problems

* RUMOR: Twitter may let users pay for self promotion

* More people are doing more things on their phones

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* Claim your $16 Comcast class action settlement

* Beginners guide to overclocking your Intel processor

* Ten essential iOS travel apps

* Access Hulu outside the US without a proxy server

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Here are the shownotes for episode #72 for the Global Geek News Podcast:

Stories:

* YouTube hacked, Justin Bieber videos targeted

* iTunes account hacking more widespread than thought. The facts and what you should do

* Bittorrent only TV show becomes huge success

* RIAA warns 1 million copyright infringers a year

* UK rejects ACTA calls to criminalize illicit file sharing

* Judge "rejected all of the EFF's arguments" on P2P cases

* HP laying off Palm employees

* Hulu Plus: $9.99 gets you more shows, more devices, same ads

* Blockbuster stock to be delisted from the NYSE

* Microsoft announces Instaload, batteries that work regardless how you insert them

* Microsoft kills the Kin after 6 weeks

Tips of the Week:

* Get more job interviews thanks to Twitter

* 10 useful WordPress security tweaks

* Top 10 free video players for Linux users

* How to hack your Nook

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Here are the shownotes for episode #71 for the Global Geek News Podcast.

Stories:

* Government workers: 4th Amendment won't protect your sexy texts

* Juror didn't disclose Myspace friendship with defendant... because it was Myspace

* Scope of French 3-strikes p2p monitoring confirmed

* China bans military personnel from blogging

* Study: Video games linked to reckless driving

* Apple crushes records, sells 1.7 million iPhone 4 devices at launch

* Google Voice open to all Americans

* Study finds Google more trusted than traditional media

* Visa launches PayPal alternative

* Wordpress acquires Plinky

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* How to edit videos on YouTube: A step-by-step guide

* How to maximize the battery on your Windows laptop

* Make YouTube always pick HD when watching in full screen

* HTTPS Everywhere encrypts connections wherever its possible

* How to find good food online

* How to organize a succ

Here are the shownotes for episode #70 for the Global Geek News Podcast:

Stories:

* Report: Facebook "like" button increases traffic to blogs by 50%

* Microsoft Kinect, Xbox 360 "slim", and more early highlights from E3

* Study shows low purchase intent for Natal, Move

* Adobe expects flash to be on 205 million phones by the end of 2012

* FTC to investigate Apple's iPhone App rules

* Sprint to begin throttling data this summer?

* FCC rejects proposal that might have saved AM radio

* Lawyers warn Wordpress over file sharing news blog

* Hacker charged with threatening US VP using neighbors computer

* Judge may dismiss 4,576 of 4577 P2P defendants from lawsuit

* New York Times bans the word "tweet"

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* How to permanently delete your account on popular websites

* 50 new useful CSS techniques, tools and tutorials

* How to check your iPhone 4 upgrade eligibility

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Here are the shownotes for episode #69 for the Global Geek News Podcast.

Stories:

* Apple announces iPhone 4

* Survey: Up to half of all media sites look to support video on the iPad and HTML5

* Majority of consumers not interested in purchasing tablets

* Every Google search to be logged for 2 years under new EU plan

* Microsoft kills Bing Cashback

* United Airlines to offer Zune in-flight audio

* "clickjacking" worms get hundreds of thousands on Facebook

* Opt-out required to prevent Yahoo! Mail contacts from being used for social network

* Gadget tax needed to "save US newspapers"

* Canadian DMCA defends DRM, legalizes DVRs

* Publishing locations of pirate movies is the same as hosting them

Tips of the Week:

* How to encrypt and hide your entire operating system from prying eyes

* How to make Gmail play nicely with your desktop email client

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Here are the shownotes for episode #68 for the Global Geek News Podcast:

Stories:

* Comcast to offer Extreme 105mbps broadband package starting in June

* Hollywood considering $20-30 movie theater sidestep

* 7% of consumers "very likely" to buy an iPad

* US Department of Justice investigating Apple's music tactics

* Twitter bans all 3rd party ad platforms from injecting in-stream ads

* Amazon Kindle fails first college test

* Google keeps less than half of Adsense revenue

* Large Irish ISP to enact 3 strikes rule for copyright violation

* Sony believes piracy is the PSP's biggest problem

* US Court: Rapidshare not guilty of copyright infringement

* Pirate Party hosting the Pirate Bay in pro-P2P political gesture

Tips of the Week:

* Install Ubuntu on a Windows netbook, no partitioning needed

* How to install a solid state drive in your Macbook

* 21 rules for social media engagement

* Are you chasing yo