Google is Cool, Yahoo is Not [Podcast #37]
This week we (ok - I) managed to lose a third of the podcast due to a power failure (ok - an idiot who forgot to plug in the laptop). Yet it still weighs in at
A Modest Proposal [Podcast #36]
Jonathan Swift, by Charles Jervas (died 1739). See source website for additional information. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) This week's show is all about media manipulation. Michele is reading Trust Me I'm Lying: Confessions of a
Live & Let Live [Podcast #35]
Nacho Amadoz was sitting down to dinner at his home in Barcelona, when the Skype call came through from Ireland. "This call is being recorded", he heard them say, "you're on the Technology.ie podcast." Normally we
More Than Generic [Podcast #34]
On the eve of ICANN 44 in Prague, Michele and Conn are joined by Antony Van Couvering, whose company Top Level Domain Holdings have applied for a total of 92 new generic TLDs, some on their own
A Great Big Hulking Lump of Metal [Podcast #33]
As ICANN announce "The Big Reveal", the list of 1930 new generic Top Level Domains which have been applied for by prospective registries, Kelly Hardy joins Michele and Conn to discuss the news, puzzle over "Digital
Minister for the Internet [Podcast #32]
Michele's in Arizona, at a meeting of domain registrars, discussing policy, including the Registrar Accreditation Agreement. It's always a struggle to podcast over hotel WiFi but this time we decided it was hopeless. I
