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Episode 17 2005-09-27

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Tim covers some articles he heard on the PCGamer Podcast, including a bill to fine anyone who sells an M-rated game to a minor. Fines for selling NC-17-rated movies were notably absent. Also, from the Best Stuff website, the ANYCOM Bluetooth Stereo Headset/Microphone. Bill mentions eventful.com as a new events site, then off to Dubai with their custom islands and full-scale wonders of the world. DTV for the Mac has been released and ties into broadcast machine at participatoryculture.org. Bittorrent raises money. Rick discusses HD-DVD vs. Blu-Ray and then compares it to the failure of SA-CD and Audio DVDs. Yet again, the show deteriorates at the end, this time, with a discussion of favorite TV shows and then Bill forgets his name.

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