• P2P traffic to grow by 400% in 5 years
• P2P compliance:  Schools seeing red as they shell out the green
• Global Anti-Piracy Day
• Sony says all your actions are belong to us
• Google releases Android source code
• E3 goes back to the big show, opens up to the public
• iList debuts social classifieds
• Kentucky judge upholds state’s gambling domain grab
• New PSP units suffer from major interlacing problem
• Microsoft proposes phones that tap and rub to get your attention

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• Asus to embed Linux into all motherboards
• 20% of U.S. Has Never Sent E-mail
• Canadian ISP Ordered to Prove Traffic-Shaping is Needed
• Hulu Shares Usage Stats, Expands Distribution Network
• Microsoft offers cashback search
• Blogging–It’s Good for You
• Facebook giving its site a face-lift
• Twitter refuses to uphold Terms of Service

Hosts: Jeremy Bray & Larry Miller

• No More iPhones at Apple Store - 3G Imminent?
• Big Content fighting campus P2P by lobbying for state laws
• Facebook ordered to out kids behind principal’s fake profile
• Google Confirms Friend Connect
• First look: Microsoft enters social video with Messenger TV
• Dallas Truancy Court Tracks Lazy Kids Using GPS
• Preparing for cyber warfare: US Air Force floats botnet plan
• MIT students show power of open cell phone systems
• Reports: Carl Icahn considering attempt to oust Yahoo board
• Confirmed: Comcast Bought Plaxo, Deal Closed Today
• CBS to Buy CNET for $1.8 Billion

Hosts: Jeremy Bray & Larry Miller

• Yahoo-Microsoft Battle Bolsters Google
• Does Ballmer Need To Go?
• File-Sharer Convicted in Sweden’s Biggest P2P Case
• Zune 2.5 Update Brings TV Shows, More Social Networking, Improved Software Features
• CompUSA: It Lives!
• Yahoo To Flag Malware Sites In Search Results
• Activision/Blizzard leaves, still hopes to profit from ESA
• Blu-ray hits bumps in the road to HD market dominance
• NBC using YouTube clips to drive Hulu traffic
• RIAA: Piracy fight more important than net neutrality bill
• New Microsoft law enforcement tool bypasses PC security

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• Ebay to ban negative seller views
• Windows Vista SP1 and Windows Server 2008 released to manufacturing
• Delver comes out of stealth with a new twist on social search
• Italian Parliment to mistakenly legalize mp3 P2P
• Lymabean, a new social network for college students is coming
• MediaSentry role in RIAA lawsuit comes under scrutiny
• IFPI forces Danish ISP to block The Pirate Bay
• Yahoo may consider Google Alliance over Microsoft, source says
• Yahoo to shut down premium music service, redirects users to Rhapsody
• Podcasts taking off(again): eMarketer

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• NBC tries to patch relationship with Apple
• IncrediMail gets stay of execution from Google
• EA revamps Battlefield with free, ad-supported online title
• New Blu-ray 2.0 spec make sPS3 the most future-proof player
• Nokia to invest in Facebook
• Biometric system reports kids eating habits to parents
• Leopard Boot Camp gets 64-bit Windows Vista support
• FDA wants new overview of wireless tech health risks
• Japanese infrared revamp transfers at Gigabit speeds
• AT&T announces business plans for iPhone customers

Hosts: Jeremy Bray

• Britons sending A Billion text messages weekly
• FTC fines Do Not Call registry offenders
• Blu-ray’s DRM defeated with crack of BD+
• P2P war continues; Demonoid knocked out again
• P2P users buy more music
• Target won’t carry Manhunt 2
• Google at the gas pump
• AMD taps graphics chip for date-crunching
• Microsoft to release two security updates next week
• Tivo to offer advertisers user data
• Blockbuster tests pricing, new format in stores

Hosts: Jeremy Bray