Friday are meant for fun and relaxation after a hard week of work and it is no different for cynical old bastards like Sean and myself. So starting this Friday we’re going to try something different. Our target will be Techmeme at its headline list at the time of the show.
No pre-amble, no in depth analysis. Just fun quick rips on the headlines and what we might already know about the stories – or the people who wrote them.
Some of the targets in tonight’s show
Understanding the web to make search more relevant
Google’s Brin And Page To Sell Off Shares; Give Up Majority Voting Power Over Five Years
Microsoft shakes up its Entertainment and Devices unit
Journalists’ Social Media Sideshow Will Prove Nothing
Judge reduces $2M music-sharing verdict to $54k
Twitter Starts Rolling Out Local Trends (Pictures)
I Don’t Care About Your Apple Tablet Rumor – Mark ‘Rizzn’ Hopkins
The whole Apple tablet thing makes no sense – The Inquisitr
Enjoy the show – we did.
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