This week Brad makes his triumphant return from somewhere up north (and Kristin gets told exactly where! ) In news, the team discusses the French backing down against Apple on DRM, a 500 GHz (yes, that's gigahertz! ) chip and you too can now go to school to become a 1337 h4x0r!!1 AT&T revises it's privacy policy to say it's still evil, just clearer about it and the Georgia Institute of Tech devises a way to foil pirates right in the theaters. We also discuss how the Chinese are digging Maxthon for it's proxy goodness and Brad saves not one but two turtles!

In game news, Joel, er um, "Dr. Love" talks about how Louisiana's violent game bill got blocked the very same day it came into effect, Mythic gets bought by EA and works toward Warhammer Online, and the Nintendo DS will soon have Opera for web browsing. Nintendo President Satoru Iwata also talks game pricing and Lumines Live for Xbox 360 will charge you twice; once for the game and once for multiplayer.

Brad divulges many details about the upcoming Galactic Civilizations II: Dark Avatar expansion pack and a listener calls in to ask us what our inspiration for starting the podcast was. Lots to hear in this longer episode, so gets to downloadin'!

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(2 replies) Quote this comment Reply to this comment #1 Posted by SwitchBlade on 27 Jun 2006 - 20:02
I seem to be going off this podcast more and more.
Quote this comment #1.1 Posted by Xavien on 28 Jun 2006 - 00:18
unfortunately i agree
Quote this comment #1.2 Posted by SwitchBlade on 28 Jun 2006 - 07:02
I switched of after 20 mins. Still didnt get to anything relevant.
Quote this comment Reply to this comment #2 Posted by Powerless on 27 Jun 2006 - 22:16
Would be great if you guys did a video!

(2 replies) Quote this comment Reply to this comment #3 Posted by Croquant on 27 Jun 2006 - 22:36
Actualy, a video would be nice. They could eassily have it hosted by Google Video or YouTube so that it wouldn't nessisarily eat any of their podcasting bandwidth. Heck, there's a hundred ways they could deal with the bandwidth issue.

I imagine the reason they didn't do a video podcast was either hardware (high-quality video cameras aren't cheap) or personel (you really do need an producer and a director if you want to make a video that doesn't suck).
Also, they're not always in the same room (or even the same city), so that would add some extra complexity to the production process. Still, it wouldn't be that hard to do if you had the right equipment and a producer who knows what he's doing.
Quote this comment #3.1 Posted by Pupik on 27 Jun 2006 - 23:12
Producer for one video podcast episode ?
All you need, is a camera (any camera) with a tripod.
You're making a podcast. Not a video clip.
Quote this comment #3.2 Posted by WishX on 28 Jun 2006 - 16:22
It's not the equipment or talent, it's the time. We're all swamped and it's a wonder we make the show happen every Monday as it is. To edit video of the podcast would take considerably longer than just the audio portion as it is now.

It could happen. You never know. We are listening when people say "video podcast!!11one" though.
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