Global Geek News Podcast #38

from Jeremy Bray · host Jeremy Bray

Here are the shownotes for episode #38 for the Global Geek News Podcast. * Pirate Bay appeals judge faces ban, works for Spotify * FCC Chairman wants net neutrality * Court: bad employees are not hackers * Lawyer demands jury stops googling * RIAA's elementary school copyright curriculum * Songwriters want paid for 30 second song previews * Amazon starts AmazonBasics, its private-label consumer electronics line * Blockbuster to close up to 960 stores * Hulu tests subscription based service internally * Student kills intruder with samurai sword after Playstation and laptop are stolen Tips of the week: * Identify which end is up on plugs with a drop of glue * 16 tips for being productive and finding time for everything Host: Jeremy Bray & Wesley Faulkner

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