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Creepy Sleepy Show 131 - On Democrats and Climate Change
Creepy Sleepy Show 131 - On Democrats and Climate Change
Although President Bush’s approval ratings have dipped to record lows, Congress’ approval rating is even lower. Why have the Democrats been completely unable to manifest change in Washington D.C.? As the Democrats struggle to find an electable (emphasis on ‘electable’) Presidential nominee, few [...]
Creepy Sleepy Show 130 - Technology is Easy
Creepy Sleepy Show 130 - Technology is Easy
Dan and Dan get together for a touching Mahalo-themed holiday special! Well, okay, we geek out talking about search, Search, Wikis, Google, and Mahalo. Andrlik talks about Mahalo competing with Wikipedia, rather than Google. Patterson talks about effective branding, marketing, and drugs!
Rock n roll [...]
Feel Ripped Off By the iPhone Price Drop? Fuck You.
Yesterday’s Buzz Out Loud really, really pissed me off. I’ve been a BoL subscriber for almost as long as the program has existed. I really like Molly and Tom, and learn a lot from them every day. Yesterday, Molly went on an uber-rant about Apple and the iPhone price cut. Part [...]
A Creepy Sleepy Pipe: SlateV’s Damned Spot
SlateV is an interesting foray into video podcasting by political magazine Slate. SlaveV, edited by former (and sorely-missed) Slate podcast host Andy Bowers, resembles the left-leaning Slate text edition in both style and wit. Commentary on the ‘Simpsons’ relationship with environmentalism, and animated Bushisms is typically thoughtful and funny, regardless of one’s political [...]
PodShow Sucks …Less?
…or more? Chris Penn of the Financial Aid Podcast wrote a very interesting essay on the new PodShow Suckless campaign.
Example: Suck Less. This may have been funny in a conference room somewhere, but hearing Suck anything in front of shows like Lifespring, which has a dedicated, super-family friend focus, or in front of Managing [...]
Creepy Sleepy Show 109 - On the Digg Storm
Creepy Sleepy Show 109 - On the Digg Storm
A discussion with Creepy Sleepy’s resident tech pundit Daniel Andrlik at the Ministry of Intrigue and Zero Sum Cosmos‘ Thom Gorder on the recent Digg debacle.
Of particular interest to Creepy Sleepy is the relationship between advertisers and news publishers and the allegation that Digg itself is [...]
EMI and and Apple Announce DRM-Free Partnership
Today Apple and EMI announced a deal that sets a new precedent in the digital distribution of media content. EMI will distribute it’s entire digital catalog on iTunes DRM-free. The songs will be provided at a higher bit-rate - 256kbps ACC as opposed to 128kbps - and sold for $0.30. Techcrunch has [...]
I signed up for Twitter a long time ago, futzed around a bit, then promptly forgot about the service. On a recent job-hunt on the web, I rediscovered the this gimicky but kinda cool app. In short, Twitter is a web 2.0 social network (in conjunction with Odeo, I think) that connects [...]
How to Prepare for a Conference Speech Using by the Social Web
As many of you know, I have been invited to give a speech for Outdoor Writer’s Association of America during their annual convention in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Although I have degrees in threatre and telecommunication, and am accustomed to speaking in front of crowds, I have never presented at a conference before. So, [...]
Creepy Sleepy Show #47 - on social networking
Yet another Creepy Sleepy holiday special: The Easter Specatular!
Creepy Sleepy Show 47 was a rambly little discussion on social networking sites (MySpace, Last.fm, Flickr, technorati, et al), data mining, and social interaction online.
We also threw in some great PodSafe music from 22, Jon Nicholson, and Tim Fite.
technorati tags: MySpace, technorati, facebook, social, networking
