NeowinCAST News Edition for March 6th, 2008


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Well, we both do and that has something to do with the reason we can't find time for the show, but it has nothing to do with the special event.

Ack, you have a computer, what do you guys need girlfriends for. :p

ooorrr, get them on the show too! lol

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Unfortunately, at this point, I'm pretty certain you can call the NeowinCAST dead in all forms. With summer coming up, I'm going to be way too pre-occupied with my personal life to sit down and do a podcast. My priorities have changed a lot in the past few months and this is one of the aspects that has been shuffled to the bottom of the list. Sorry guys.

Unfortunately, at this point, I'm pretty certain you can call the NeowinCAST dead in all forms. With summer coming up, I'm going to be way too pre-occupied with my personal life to sit down and do a podcast. My priorities have changed a lot in the past few months and this is one of the aspects that has been shuffled to the bottom of the list. Sorry guys.

That's too bad, sorry to hear that. Just in case you ever decide to start back up again, you know Neowin will be ready to listen. :p

Unfortunately, at this point, I'm pretty certain you can call the NeowinCAST dead in all forms. With summer coming up, I'm going to be way too pre-occupied with my personal life to sit down and do a podcast. My priorities have changed a lot in the past few months and this is one of the aspects that has been shuffled to the bottom of the list. Sorry guys.

*cries into a pillow*

I kinda saw that coming, which is a pity.

But life is life so I understand, does this have anything to do with a girly by any chance? :p

Maybe some other people would like to head up a Neowin related podcast? id offer but I have no mic and no experience what so ever, plus I'm not sure if I would enjoy listening to a podcast knowing I would have to listen to myself for a bit.

I would do it but my voice is pretty bad I sound really common (like a cockney) so it would be awful!

Rappy....what happened to your name!

Where is the topic proclaiming the change! :p

But I'm sure you could put on a fake accent right?

*insert accent* Scuse me govner, shine ya shoes?

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I can see Neowin making extra $$ with podcasting, I listen to a few different twit.tv podcasts, they get money from Eset and Audible.com. I'm sure if someone at Neowin re-started podcasting - Neowin would have extra $$ and perhaps less annoying ad's on the homepage.

Rappy....what happened to your name!

Where is the topic proclaiming the change! :p

But I'm sure you could put on a fake accent right?

*insert accent* Scuse me govner, shine ya shoes?

Rappy is dead long live Damien!

Yeah I don't sound overly British but I can put on an American accent so I could play both bangbang023 and Rob

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