Dyscultured

Show Notes Full Dysclosure The scratch ticket affair that is the MJ memorial Bell buys Virgin Mobile and The Source BNN buckles on IP and copyright video clips Pirate Bay sells short Alternate Bit Torrent options Browser Wars Part @?$#% Canadian made TV hitting US Big 3 Cheap Trick’s not-so-cheap trick in music promotion Websites of the Week Mike – bookseer.com – a simple recommendation engine for your NEXT read Anth – theusermanualsite.com – ever lost a user manual for a gadget or appliance? Find it here. Music Laura Smith – I Spy a Monster – www.laurasmithmusic.com

Show Notes Thanks to Justin Beach of nxew.ca for talking to DyscultureD this week and making our music pick of the week. Full Dysclosure Jacko dies , takes part of the web with him. ASCAP takes idiocy to a new level with ringtones. Price ranges for Windows 7 . Google Voice almost ready to roll. Wherefore wi-fi ubiquity ? Movies Transformers 2 – Revenge of the Eye Candy The Last Airbender Websites of the Week Obit-mag.com – keep up to date on dead (or rumored dead) celebs. Podshifter.com – listen back to your fav podcasts a bit faster or slower. Music As chosen by Justin Beach: Still Life Still – Pastel from the Pastel EP

Show Notes Full Dysclosure iPhone 3GS… the S stands for Smaller Crowds Steve “jobs” for Apple PR Iran… Iran, so far away Canadian Conservatives try to pry into your ‘net activities Perez Hilton gets beat up by CNN hologram Twitter recommends products… can you say “Tweetfiliate” Wheel of Pop Reality Television Websites of the Week Badhap – when you just have to rant about the bad stuff that’s happened to you. Sportslogos – when you just have gaze upon a field of dreams and sports design glory. Music Ken Workman and the Union – Centennial Girl

Featuring an interview with Bob Goyetche from Canadian Podcast Buffet and co-founder of Podcasters Across Borders . Full Dysclosure Facebook – you’re so vain iPhone evolves … again Wanna send and receive money over your mobile? Twitter verifies the VIPs Television The Summer Season is upon us. Fire up the PVRs Wheel of Pop Obsolete Technologies of the past half century. Websites of the Week Twoogle – search Twitter and Google at the same time Wordnik – see everywhere your word appears on the web Music Run The Red Light – Side

Show Notes Full Dysclosure CRTC stays out of the Internet biz. Apple to drop some knowledge on the “core” fans. Mac gets dipped in Chrome . The loud bird calls come from a small flock of Tweeters . MS Seven … there’s a head in the box. Avast Ye Scurvy European Union . Tetris turns 25 . Movies Ferrell Lost in the Box Office of the Lost Websites of the Week SimilarSites.com – Like a website and want to find more like it? Prezi.com – Flash-based presentations on the web or on the go. Music Gord Phillips – Old Man War

With Mike’s voice stolen by a video game, Anth flies solo this week, with a great save in the form of an interview with Jesse Brown from TVO’s Search Engine . Show Notes Full Dysclosure Google Wave – The revolution of HTML 5.0 comes rolling in. MS Bing – Microsoft’s new search (or should I say “decision”) engine? HDMI diversifies – bound to cost consumers money Palm Pre hits US this week, Canada in fall NDP proposes new Net Neutrality bill Movies Up – Balloons and Lou Grant… what else could one want? Website of the Week Bitstrips.com – cartooning made easy online: create, share, mashup Music Zeus (Arts & Crafts) from their upcoming EP Sounds Like Zeus – How Does it Feel?

Show Notes Full Dysclosure Pope blesses Facebook and open new discount Papal Outlet pope2you.net Scottish Bishop slams Social Networking two days previous Terminator needs some Salvation Overturning year-old net throttling regulations Chrome gets a little bit shinier with new version of browser Television – the Axe falls on some , the transfusion saves others Twitter will not make money from advertising Websites of the Week Anthony – Twoogle , how to search Twitter and Google side by side… great way to see the two ways to power information aggregation. Music Eamon McGrath (courtesy of White Whale Records ) from his new CD 13 Songs of Whisky and Light , the opening track Welcome to the Heart .