Technogaze Show Notes - May 24, 2010

Monday's episode of Technogaze was hosted by Mark Powney and Paul Miguel.

News

Leaving Facebook

Information: YourOpenBook.org

Information: ReclaimPrivacy.org

QuitFacebookDay.com

SaveFace - Secure Your Facebook Profile

CNET: Facebook's Privacy Debacles

AppleGaze: Apple To Lead Australian Smartphone Market

The Age: Apple Threatens Nokia's Dominance

Pakistan Online Censorship

ComputerWorld: Pakistan Blocks Facebook (Maybe this is a good thing?)

A Load of Manure

ComputerWorld: HP Says 10,000 Cows Can Power 1,000 Servers

IBM Hands Out USB with Malware

ZDNet: IBM AusCERT USBs Infected With Malware

AusCERT Website

iiNet's Battle With The Copyright Police

The Age: AFACT and iiNet continue piracy fight

Feature Discussion - Privacy

Special note - during this segment, Paul deleted his Facebook account live on-air!

Google Buzz

Molly Wood (CNET): Google Buzz - Privacy Nightmare

CNET: Google Tweaks Buzz Privacy Settings

Google Street View Wifi Debacle

CNET: Google: Oops, We Spied On Your Wifi

Health Care

Wikipedia: The Australia Card

Wikipeda: Australian Health and Social Services Card

Got Porn? Don't Come to Australia

The Age: Travellers To Be Searched For Porn

Technogaze Show Notes - May 10, 2010

Tonight's episode of Technogaze was hosted by Mark Powney and Dave Glover.

We'd like to extend our thanks to our special guest Philip Beadle, Build Master of the DotNetNuke project.

News

Facebook Privacy Breach
See Other Users' Private Chats
Top 10 Reasons You Should Quit Facebook

BONUS: Gizmodo: Why You Should Still Quit Facebook

Google's Australian revenue brought into question
Report from The Age

CSS: Computer Stress Syndrome
Report from The Sydney Morning Herald

National Broadband Network

KPMG Report

Research In Motion BlackBerry Event
Engadget Report on Keynote Session from WES 2010

AU Court Rules Downloaded Software Is Not "Goods"

Report from ZdNet

Got an iPad 3G?

Convert Your SIM into a MicroSIM... with a meat cleaver!

Feature Discussion

For tonight's feature discussion we were joined in the studio by Philip Beadle, the Build Master of the dotNetNuke Project, an open source Content Management System.

Philip also stayed with us for a discussion about the benefits of Microsoft's Silverlight platform as opposed to Adobe's Flash platform and the upcoming HTML5 web standard.

You can find Philip's new book, Silverlight 4 For Dummies in stores this month.