'Podcast' is the word of the year

Worm attack may be on January 5

EU domain name becomes available

Google stealing intellectual property from the AFP?

Software piracy is bad…still

More Sony mess

AOL IM virus talks back

TV shows now on iTunes

Cell phones for dogs

Hit orbit with your frequent flyer miles

xBox lawsuit…naturally

The future of Television

The chemistry of love

High definition DVDs and holographic DVDs

The BlackBerry lawsuit

PC vs. Console Games

The ESRB gets an ‘F’ from NIMF

Tom’s Game Pick of the Week

WindowBlinds 5 released!

Topics covered: Cell phone songs overpriced, E-mail scammers jailed, No OSX on the $100 laptop, Internet TV and Mobile TV, Xbox 360!!

The team discusses who controls the Internet, iTunes prices, Google Base, hybrid cars, Xbox 360, Frappr, and the game pick of the week - Viewtiful Joe for the Nintendo DS.

In this show the team gives an update on the Sony rootkit fiasco and discusses history's worst software bugs, Microsoft 'stealing' the name 'Windows Defender', if a game can make you cry, if games can help cure ADD, "The Movies" the game and "Star Wars: BattleFront II" the game.

In this episode we discuss how the US government is planning on placing RFID chips in the passports of US citizens next year. Also the team shakes a communal fist at Sony for their rootkit installation tactics, points out that Mac has some updates for OS X and then Tom and Brad give an in-depth review of Civilization 4. Check it out here!

Episode 13: We only cover two stories this week – although very important stories – so we can focus on Tom Chick and all the lovely game news.

Kristin, Derek, Brad and Paul discuss attorney Jack Thompson, the new Windows Vista build, more news on Blu-Ray vs. HDDVD, the new PowerMacs and other news from the tech world.

Kristin and the gang discuss Cogent vs. Level 3, killing game designers, Best Buy selling used games, and tales from Neowin's home page.

Kristin and the gang talk about Autodesk buying Maya and hence owning both major 3D modeling programs. Tom picks his favorite of the week and do bloggers have privacy rights?