The TWiT Netcast Network with Leo Laporte

this WEEK in TECH

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Baggage blunders, Revision3 looks Foxy, the evolution of media and blogs, Safari on Windows, and more.

It's a TWiT Spring Break (for Leo anyway) in Australia. TWiT to take two weeks off, but many shows continue.
Heathrow mishandles thousands of bags due to software problem. Many flights cancelled, some leave without luggage.
Revision3 acquired by Fox News? And which part of Jonathan Schwartz' April Fools post is the prank? TWiT's still not getting acquired by G4.
Out with the newspaper and in with the blog? Is print media dead?
XM Radio and Sirius merger one step closer. Leo's radio show is on XM and he spoke recently at a radio convention. NPR now doing podcasts. New York Times' Bits blog now breaking stories. Times publisher last year predicted less print in their future.
Twitter becoming the signaler of news? Is self-selecting linking to news/opinion the death of journalism? It's the Innovator's Dilemma.
Dave Winer tries to get presidential campaign conference call MP3s online.
Robert Scoble followed by thousands, but as in Revision3 story he can sometimes be wrong.
PWN 2 OWN: MacBook Air pwned in two minutes; Vista laptop lasts longer, while Linux escapes.
Apple may be pushing Safari 3.1 onto Windows iTunes users, but Apple's EULA said that's illegal.
Adobe launches Photoshop Express. But wait, does Adobe own your photos?
MAD Magazine's Al Jaffee still in the fold.
Visit the Make Magazine Maker Faire May 3 and 4 at the San Mateo, Calif. Fairgrounds.

Audible.com Pick of the Week:
Library of Congress Series on the Digital Future. For three audio books at a 50 percent discount, go to Audible.com/twit749.

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