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Episode 46: 46: Not Entirely Nefarious

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John Siracusa and Dan Benjamin revisit complaints about Siri's apparent biases, reconsider the fake-book chrome in iBooks, explore an interesting new conception of an Apple TV set, and use John Gruber's appearance on The Verge as a jumping off point for examining partisanship in technology writing. Plus a bonus epilogue about the evolution of Twitter. Links for this episode:How I’d Build an Apple Television Set - Guy EnglishSiri, Sexism, and Silicon Valley - The American ProspectHorseshit - Joshua Topolsky in The Verge ForumsIsaacson: Jobs biography could expand - FortuneOn The Verge, Episode 002: John GruberIs Innovation Valuable? - AsymcoThe once and future e-book: on reading in the digital age - Ars TechnicaSponsored by Harvest and MailChimp.

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