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This is a list of podcasts, which are basically radio shows recorded to MP3 and made available for you to download and listen to on your schedule. Podcasts are so diverse, it's difficult to pick favorites, but these are mine, mostly on the subject of IT... 
This is a list of podcasts, which are basically radio shows recorded to MP3 and made available for you to download and listen to on your schedule. Podcasts are so diverse, it's difficult to pick favorites, but these are mine, mostly on the subject of IT.First is ITConversations. Doug Kaye's baby (now with the help of many others), this site provides a steady stream of shows on technical and science topics. I usually subscribe to a subset of the series, but here I'll list the whole varied set. I also listen to Steve Gillmor's Gillmor Gang and Gillmor Daily, where I hear in depth discussions by IT commentators I trust and their guests. Similarly, I like the work of Dan Farber and David Berlind of ZDNet and subscribe to their ZDNet Podcast series of one-on-one interviews, conference reports, and weekly "Dan and Dave" show.Over the years I have often been inspired by the ideas of Dave Winer, one of the main people behind the development and popularization of RSS and an early podcaster, and I subscribe to his folksy Morning Coffee Notes series. Podcasting is part of media and I find that I enjoy keeping up with the world of media with NPR's weekly On The Media show. I often don't have time to listen to it, but then sometimes I'll listen to two hours worth on an airplane trip and feel like I've done something worthwhile instead of watching a movie. To keep up with the latest in the podcasting business, I also listen to some of the shows from Adam Curry who many call the "podfather" because of his early influence on getting listeners.With a more mainstream approach to covering technology, long-time reporter Larry Magid covers the family angle of IT technology and through his position as a CBS Radio reporter gets some interesting interviews. His interviews are carried by ITConversations, but he also has a couple of feeds of some of his other material. One has his short Tech Report CBS radio reports and the other the weekly 15 minute Family Tech Talk shows he does with Anne Collier.Related Top 10 Sources: MP3 Blogs | Geekstars | Thinkers of the Web | Online Video 
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Malacious software, dangerous Web sites and "social engineer" are all ways to trick people into giving up personal information that can lead to identify theft. Gary Guseinov, CEO, of CyberDefender Corporation says his company has a solution as he explains to CBS News technology analyst Larry Magid.
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#755 Daily Source Code for Wednesday May 7th 2008 drop.io: simple private sharingThis Fubar Friday Musical Freight Train Express is fueled by nothing but blue stackable blocks of Moon Juice. The future of energy discussed with Atomic Rod Adams, CSB, The HitTest and all the general mayhem you'd expect from a fellow chucklehe...
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#755 Daily Source Code for Wednesday May 7th 2008drop.io: simple private sharingAnother beuatiful sunny day in the UK and we're crankin' out all the good vibes worldwide. Themes in this show: A New Name and Soution for Nuclear Energy! Holy Herb Status in the UK, Big love for the USA and kickin' good tunes: Current Prostate...
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#754 Daily Source Code for Tuesday May 6th 2008drop.io: simple private sharingWe're starting this short week off with a bang. Beautiful pictures of Tehran to look at, theatre of the mind to listen to. Are the Chinese just like is? What's a sexier name for nuclear power and does your daughter look up to Hillary Clinton and...
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Larry Magid reports on Microsoft's last minute decision to abandon its multibillion dollar offer to buy Internet company Yahoo!, which has resulted in a sharp decline in the search engine's stocks.
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CBS Tech analyst Larry Magid discusses the impact of Microsoft's pull out of its offer to buy Yahoo with Tim Bajarn, president of Creative Strategies and a veteran Silicon Valley technology analyst.
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#753 Daily Source Code for Wednesday April 30th 2008drop.io: simple private sharing Humpday, and we do our best to get over the obvious hump in the road, putting our own house in order. You say you want a revolution? Play this show.Current Prostate Prevention Quotient is at 4 Music in this episode:The Jam - Going Underground...
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#752 Daily Source Code for Tuesday April 29th 2008 drop.io: simple private sharing It's tuesday and the London mayoral election is heating up, no that I know what's going on :) The world is going to a hell and a handbasket I tell you, hear the demise by clicking PLAY. Music in this episode: Marlena Shaw - California...
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#751 Daily Source Code for Monday April 28th 2008drop.io: simple private sharing A brand new week kicks off on the Charlie and I'm pissed at the world. Get riled up with me as we talk about countries that have the government they deserve, are you listening China? Multiple Savants check in with mind blowing commentary. All I...
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#750 Daily Source Code for Wednesday April 23d 2008 drop.io: simple private sharingA long overdue catch-up show, this one runs long, so be forewarned :) We tackle everything dear to us, China, Our money, Masturbating against cancer and stanky smells from continental Europe. Tired Of Being Alone? This is the show for you. A...
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