Brought to you from Blackbird Tea Rooms, 30 Ship Street, Brighton UK Storm , in a Tea Shop Google want you for their adverts Is Linux getting a second wind in gaming Bullet Journal 

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#105: Get on with it Butler

Brought to you from The Laine Deli, 31 Trafalgar Street, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 4ED The Great Firewall of Cameron The Open Rights Group Response  Try Reading the Open Rights Response from a Public Library as @KevGlobal Did Cluelessness at the Heart of Decision making

#104: It’s not working

Brought to you from Pretty Things, 4 Park Place, Horsham RH12 1DG: France says there is Nil Point in Trois Strikes Piracy isnt killing creativity after all. Coinmap , the map of all Bitcoin locations. Winklevoss Twins buy into Bitcoin. Maker Spaces and Public Libraries.

#103: Pretty in Podcast

Brought to you from LoveFit Cafe, Queens Road, Brighton: Where have we been! Round the Houses to discuss the updates Prism ; actually its a good thing US Government orders take down of 3D printable gun Piracy; its just the Market Talking say Warner Bros  Trans Pacific Internet Piracy Act hands Govts over to Corporation

#102: Round the Houses

Brought to you from Sugar and Snow, 3 Piries Place, Horsham, RH12 1EH: Go Home Facebook You are Drunk, or how Facebook Home is the new bad. But is Facebook a crowdsourced crime fighter ? Meanwhile Nik is on the Verge of leaving Xbox . Some Advice about BitCoins for Business. Here are some Buttons […]

#101: The Commodity of Outrage

Brought to you this morning from The Guarana Bar, 36 Sydney Street, Brighton, East Sussex BN1 4EP. It’s our 100th episode so we have a full hour: IAB claim Mozilla is “Undermining the openness of the internet” Google Universal Anaytics The internet is a surveillance state Goodbye Reader Andy presenting on Bmusic’s, The Noise Reel episode 2

#100: A ton of stuff

Brought to you from The Kemptown Trading Post & Coffee Shop, 28 St Georges Road, Brighton, East Sussex BN2 1ED. The conversation this morning includes: Niks Google Age Issues Israel and Iran: A love story? (TED video by Ronny Edry) Google Glasses and the Social Contract App.Nets wrong direction  Libraries the make space of tommorow […]

#99: Problems, but this aint one of them

On the day that it snowed: BT Scrap Fair Usage Caps and Follow SKY  Wherefore art though Google Fibre UK ?  Dell goes Private Micheal Chipped in a few quid. Coinbase selling over 1 Million USD  Open Government is not equal to Open Source  Recorded at the Blind Tiger Club, 52-54 Grand Parade, Brighton, UK

#98: Almost there

On the day that we didn’t record in a coffee shop: Will the PC ever RIP ? Is the Cat out of the Bag for Cable Cutbacks ? BitTorrent steps in on File Syncing Recorded at BattleQuest Games, 28 The Carfax, Horsham, West Sussex RH12 1EE

#97: New Media Whingers

On the day that we travelled the furthest East in Brighton we’d ever recorded at – Andy and Nik reflect on 2012, and the technical innovations or lack of thereof. Recorded at Spinelli Coffee, College Road, Brighton, East Sussex BN2 1JB

#96: The Meaning of Life

On the day that Nik couldn’t find anywhere to park in Brighton: Bitcoin adoption remains on trend. UK ISP Filtering blocks legitimate websites. And we all know how well Filtering works dont we Dave ?  A Freemarket Fix for the copyright racket. Consumer profiles tell Advertisers who you were , not who you will be. […]

#95: The new middlemen

On the day that Andy left his parking slip in the car: Bitcoin marches onwards as WordPress accepts payment As a payment system Bitcoin will not go away  Sinofsky is Offski but where goes Windows 8  ? Small Firms easy prey for Security Concerns Prime Minister David Cameron considers more pointless legislation. Niks getting angry […]

#94: Nearly no news

On the day that Andy wan’t ill, the moon was in the correct phase, a bazooka attack didn’t happen down Andy’s road, and therefore it was possible to do a show: UK Govt to Subsidize Rural Broadband Why do we have a Tax payer backed Tech City organisation? the UK Govt come down in favour […]

#93: A month’s worth of stuff

On the day that we wore the cloud (i.e. it pissed down): Finland looks to crowd source democracy a little more. Social Media National Identity Cards. German Internet Exchange peaking towards 2TB overnight data. Facebook suspends photo data from Facial tagging. Unphased by this Facebook want us to become snitches. Travis Luedeke author of The […]

#92: Lost in Apple Maps

On the day that Nik lost £3 in a pay and display parking meter: Why Nik didnt Join App Dot Net Is Paypal learning to be Human? Sweden Pirate Bay Extraditions: Gets a twist Robot Law end Hugos live stream  Virtual Heist at BitCoin Exchange Smartphone knockout zones Teenager takes photos in space 17 year […]

#91: Bad Press scales faster than Customer Support

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