Here are the shownotes for episode #46 for the Global Geek News Podcast:

* Kindle outsells every other product on Amazon

* The end of the CrunchPad

* EU formally adopts file sharing rights

* IsoHunt asks court to legalize its operations

* Mininova deletes all infringing torrents, goes legal

* Swedes starting to buy music. Are anti-P2P laws working?

* MPAA to FCC: Critics of video blocking proposals are lying

* Microsoft issues takedown notices over spilled COFEE

* Microsoft-Yahoo search/ad deal approved in Australia and Canada

* Blogging vs Microblogging: Twitter's global growth flattens while Wordpress' picks up

* Verizon whines over Sprint's "Most Dependable" claims

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Here are the shownotes for episode #45 for the Global Geek News Podcast:

* Smoking near Apple computers creates biohazard, voids warranty

* Netbooks have higher failure rates than laptops

* Google's Chrome OS, the next big thing or Google's great blunder?

* Microsoft: Azure to go live in January, for pay in February

* Bing captures 10% of the search market in the US

* Banned Xbox 360 modders unite with a class action lawsuit against Microsoft

* New York tests Xbox-based alert system

* Sony to expand the PlayStation Network into Sony Online Service, sell music, books and videos

* "Unfriend" declared word of the year

* Digg CEO Adelson: "I don't think people expect to pay for news anymore"

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Here are the shownotes for episode #44 for the Global Geek News Podcast:

* nVidia denies x86 chip rumors, pushes Fermi back to 2010

* Got friends? Now you can thank Facebook

* Myspace traffic drop costs News Corp. $100 million

* Sony's PSPgo sells 28,000 units in Japan on launch day, physical media points and laughs

* Inventor of cell phones say they have become too complicated

* Apple's hypocrisy continues, approves Mein Kampf for the App Store

* Why you should think twice before dating an iPhone user

* Comcast's new throttling plan uses triggers to throttle bandwidth

* Secret anti-piracy treaty turns ISPs into cops or pirates

* Anti-piracy group throws in the towel, pirates walk free

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Here are the shownotes for episode #43 for the Global Geek News Podcast:

* Only 3% of Americans think it should be legal to text while driving

* 5 million Star Trek pirates vs 1 FCC broadband plan

* uTorrent 2.0 to eliminate the need for ISP throttling

* The Pirate Bay founders are banned from running the site

* NSA to store yottabytes of surveillance data in Utah

* Britain in trouble over Phorm

* Teen sues school over punishment for racy Myspace pics

* Cellphone holsters may reduce bone density

* Nokia kills off n-Gage

* Nintendo earnings fall for the first time in six years

* PC manufacture bloatware ads minutes to boot time

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Here are the shownotes for episode #42 for the Global Geek News Podcast:

* Sheriff's lawsuit over craigslist erotic ads thrown out

* Court orders The Pirate Bay to delete torrents

* Copyright threats against compulsive singer withdrawn

* Facebook users spend 8 billion minutes a day on the site

* 28% of Twitter users click links to news and current events

* Yahoo! shuts down Geocities

* Barnes & Nobel announce dual screen e-book reader, the Nook

* Walmart prepares to take on Best Buy's Geek Squad

* PS3 to get Netflix streaming

* Hulu's free glory days are officially numbered

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Here are the shownotes for episode #40 for the Global Geek News Podcast:

* FTC: Bloggers must disclose paid reviews

* Obama bans texting while driving for 4.5 million government employees

* Man arrested at an Apple Store after threatening to shoot his iPhone with a 9mm pistol

* Amazon clarifies Kindle deletion policy, can still delete books

* The Pirate Bay will not be sold

* Anti-piracy outfit forces scene group to apologize and spread FUD

* Draft policy would OK troop's tweets

* The battle continues, Palm re-enables Palm Pre sync with iTunes

* Hidden fees discovered in "free" Windows 7 upgrade

* Linux saves Australia's electrical grid

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Here are the shownotes for episode #39 for the Global Geek News Podcast:

* Sony sets the PSP Go up for failure

* Expect PS3 shortages this Christmas season

* Two more Pirate Bay appeals judges accused of bias

* Ignoring RIAA lawsuits is cheaper than going to trail

* France gives final approval to three strikes law

* Feds weigh cellphone bans for bus and truck drivers

* Netflix CEO hopes to stream to PS3, Wii, iPhone

* US wants UK hacker to pay for the security holes he exposed

* NSW seeks to build unhackable netbooks for students

* Moronic pervert to officer: "Hypothetically, what would you do if you found child pornography?"

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Here are the shownotes for episode #38 for the Global Geek News Podcast.

* Pirate Bay appeals judge faces ban, works for Spotify

* FCC Chairman wants net neutrality

* Court: bad employees are not hackers

* Lawyer demands jury stops googling

* RIAA's elementary school copyright curriculum

* Songwriters want paid for 30 second song previews

* Amazon starts AmazonBasics, its private-label consumer electronics line

* Blockbuster to close up to 960 stores

* Hulu tests subscription based service internally

* Student kills intruder with samurai sword after Playstation and laptop are stolen

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Here are the shownotes for episode #37 for the Global Geek News Podcast.

* Vermont teen sentenced to prison in sexting case

* Can a domain name be deformation?

* iPod Touch doesn't have a camera because its a great gaming device

* Monopoly goes global with Google Maps

* Pentagon keeps watch on troop's blogs

* DRM take II - Digital Personal Property

* All your tweets are belong to you

* 2010 could be the last year for IPv4 as we know it

* 802.11n is finally final

* Microsoft teaches Best Buy to trash Linux

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Here are the shownotes for episode #36 for the Global Geek News Podcast:

EA spends 3x more on marketing than development

PS3 selling more units than the Wii after the price drop

US Government says all music downloads are theft

Utah law punishes texting drivers with 15 years in prison

Don't like the results of a vanity search? Don't sue Yahoo

Wi-fi cafe users love Apple and like to spend

The Kindle is more environmentally friendly than actual books

Amazon makes up for 1984 book deletion

Watching TV while surfing the net? You aren't alone

Top developer reveals sad Android Market sales figures

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