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MobuzzTV - Daily Buzz
MobuzzTV Daily Buzz: irreverant and quirky video show. We provide daily visual snacks to the content curious generation. Join us as we talk tech, comment on cyber culture, meet interesting people and keep up with current affairs.
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Dutch reality TV show revealed as hoax, Social networking for pets, Rouxbe gives you cooking tips, Music more dangerous to computers than porn, More people taking work on vacation, iPhone fans-you've got 24 days, Goo... 
How much does the internet weigh?, Sneaky AACS code leak, EMI does deal with YouTube, Google Gears takes apps off-line, Mahalo takes new approach to search, Spam King captured, Digg this. ... 
Google gobbles up Panoramio while CBS swallows Last.fm, Microsoft sued over Vista labeling, Microsoft unveils Surface-you may now drool, Yahoo! launches Panama in Europe, Department of Homeland Security consults with... 
Sony facing Blu-Ray patent lawsuit, EU& Norway not convinced Google needs our data for 2yrs, Do you know what happens to your info on Facebook?, French P2P file-sharers making noise after policy permits auto-tracking... 
Family blames Microsoft for Xbox related death, Reality TV contestants to compete for donated organ, Employee bloggers spilling the beans about work, Dutch make dry booze, Pepsi mangles your DNA, Cows to produce skim... 
Dell pricing- Ubuntu v. Windows, New YouTube player, DRM circumvention ruling in Finland, Fightin' Geeks!, Bill's best predictions, An Apple II music video. ... 
CNN stops charging for online video, Google brings AdSense to video, Anti-Lightning phone from Nokia?, Short film with a long story, TweetVolume analyzes Twitter traffic, Free stuff!!: Music on AdultSwim.com, Kids p... 
A century of plastics, HP garage declared a landmark, Apple gets recycling and goes after the iGasm ads, Google buys Feedburner and thwarts cheaters, Linux users ask Microsoft to sue them, EU roaming charges reduced,... 
Dell's Ubuntu PCs for sale?, The Electric Slide goes CC!, Google launches Hot Trends and wants you to consult them on life decisions, Scent of a Protester, SMS a smell, The Big Art Mob maps public art, Chinese blogg... 
Proposed convention center dead ringer for the Deathstar, USB refrigerator!, Apple sued over "flawed" displays, The Art of the Bored, The mouse of the future?, US demands EU travel info, Big Brother can now fly after... 
Microsoft coughs up 6 billion for aQuantive, Far too many people "click here" just because, Wii drumming, Wee CEO, eBay bargain finder, Fair Use explained through Disney cartoons, Best Use of Dice! ... 
Apple stocks take a dive after bad blog post, Hacked Xboxes off of Xbox Live, Jobs v. Gates, Google Earth Audio?, Faster than a speeding sofa!, Spaniards in Second Life get virtually violent, Man v. dog in Wii-boxing... 
Clocky-the cutest evil alarm clock, Add an hour to your day, Dark matter discovered, Google intros Universal Search, 3D drawing with Teddy, Don't DJ- WiiJ!, Skyscrapers do the Twist. ... 
Social Networking to outdo porn on the web?, Some stats for your edification, Chris Jordon puts our consumption in perspective, Recycle your PlayStation2, Pentagon bans several popular websites but has a YouTube chan... 
Anil, talks to folks at the Menorca TechTalk about what they think of the future of television. ... 
Flickrvision maps the world's photos in real time, Fake blood you can use in people, GPS walking stick for the blind, New e-paper from LG Phillips, iTunes DRM cracked, Microsoft goes after Linux on patents, Iraqi art... 
Panoramio - on ReadWriteWeb's list of top European Web 2.0 sites; 3D printers with powder, with plastic, on a desktop, in a candyshop!; Interview with your avatar, Child abuse ring discovered in SecondLife, The react... 
NASA trailer for moon mission, Employer's Googling defended though can pose problems for the commonly-named, Student denied degree over MySpace pictures, EFF sues Uri Geller over DMCA abuse, Spamtrap shreds your junk... 
Ubuntu to go mobile, Most popular portable device is a Nokia, How do you carry your mobile?, RFID tags for all cars in Bermuda, Massive Encyclopedia of Life gets underway, Pervert-proof underwear!, A little fun with ... 
Russian teacher found guilty of software piracy, Thailand sues YouTube, Creative Commons wins ground in Spain, Germans invade Second Life, Biblical death matches, Sleep on demand, MusicMesh-a music info service. ... 
CNN decides to put debate footage online restriction-free, VeeSeeTV to being IPTV to the hearing impaired, Schools give up on student laptops, How not to behave in a meeting on the death star, Everyone's buying every... 
Creative Commons v. USC and v. the DNC, Things to do with your old PCs, More fun from British surveillance freaks, Block that Flickr!, Jobs talks about a greener Apple, Webcam goes on safari. ... 
Dell chooses Unbuntu; Predictions for the future of the City, the Body and the World; Aussies use beer for green energy and water reuse; Gadget shaped breakfast food and desserts too!; Cluztr lets you share your "cli... 
Play 20 question with your computer, Backlash on Digg over ACSS cease and desist letters, Twitter alerts over natural disasters, Mobile games for culture shock, Barbie goes 2.0, Unforgettable passwords. ... 
A truly dedicated Star Wars fan, Phones declared innocent of bee deaths, Internet Radio in crisis!-learn more here, Silverlight is out in beta, Shiny shiny phones of the future, A wallet for the geek in your life, Ne... 
Wikipedia to go off-line with CD, Blogger magazine embraces paper, A Stradivarius created from any old violin, The Many Worlds of Jonas Moore, Nintendo responds to world's desperate pleas for more Wiis, KartOO maps y... 
Star Wars soon to turn 30! - celebrate with film or with the US Post Office, Earth-like planet discovered, Your 15 minutes have been cut to 15 seconds of fame, Apple to push updates to iPhone, Geek Alert!: Doom mappe... 
The mouse has been around for how long?!, Mapping the internet worldwide, The Simpsons Google and expose themselves...kinda like these people, May 5: join 24 Hours of Flickr, Tourist Remover cleans up photos, A dooda... 
Belated Happy B-Day to the ZX Spectrum!, Amazon to give Apple a run for its money with DRM-free downloads, New YouTube channel: Al-Jazeera English, Teensy-weensy mobile Xun Chi 138, FON in deal with Time Warner Cable... 
Have fun with Morse code!, YouTuber gets thousands of calls over his video post and talks about them here, Amazon/Alexaholic battle heats up, iPod goes 24 carat, Famous Bansky mural rubbed out, MyLifeBits wants to st... 
Google apologizes for Gmail errors, Upgrade your iPod or Zune to 100 gigs, Claiming Your Content on YouTube may still not work, Map the sick...though We Feel Fine, Windows for 3 bucks!?, Interview with Steve Coast of... 
One click - Japanese-style, Google plans online presentation app, Microsoft Vista doing stellar in China, Yahoo! getting sued over human rights, Sex toys for your dog!, China demands Google's apology, Google Voice L... 
Making the skies friendlier with AirTroductions; YouTube will let networks claim their content; Sony is busy...mucking up DVD players, scrapping the 20 gig PS3, and laying people off; All those super-cool nanoparticl... 
Microsoft challenges DoubleClick purchase as "anti-competitive", Microsoft unveils Silverlight, Massive BBC archives to go online, Apple's rumored WiFi iPod, Virtual reality+Reality TV= Virtual Me, Getting passwords-... 
Google forks it over for DoubleClick, GooTube complies with fake DMCA notice, Are bees disappearing because of mobiles?, SMS rumors cause panic in Qatar and Pakistan, Subliminal Message Generator...at last!, Dell lap... 
Net entrepreneur and blogger/vlogger Loic Le Meur sits down to chat with MobuzzTV about the Apple OS X Leopard delay, the iPhone, China's control issues, and storing your life online. ... 
First iPod virus discovered, Slingbox to try to hook up with AppleTV, Google to put Darfur crisis on the map in project with Holocaust Memorial Museum, China battles gaming addiction with "anti-obsession" laws, Penta... 
Yahoo! Japan has an "oops" with 4 million emails-time for backups?, Blogs dedicated to exposing design copycats, Most productive use of a rodent in the workplace?, Radiohead blog posts video of studio time, Free spee... 
BluRay - selling 900 discs is "doing well"?, 100 million iPods sold (and Firefox users, and IE7 users, and websites, and blogs, and wha?), Cool e-paper display from Polymer Vision (thanks! Hector Milla!), Sansa Conne... 
Oil of Olay tries to hit up the geek crowd, Google and the AFP settle over news online, Principal sues over MySpace bullying, Pete serenading Kate on YouTube-home video or PR move?, iPod saves a life!, Craiglist hoax... 
TV turns 80 and our site turns interactive, Josh Wolf released from prison after record stay, How to capture lightning in Plexiglass, DRM to drop from the Zune Marketplace as well, McFly 2015 project takes another st... 
PS3s not doing so good in the UK and it's only Week 2, Steve Jobs feels differently about movie DRM, CCTV that berrates you, Record-breaking super fast French train!, When Second Life goes too far, Habitaquo: Spanis... 
Google Maps refreshes New Orleans pics, Happy Birthday to the Web's Oldest Blog, E.C. takes on Apple over pricing, RIAA lashes out at Trent Reznor's promo campaign, Guitar tablature sites to get a reprieve, MySpace t... 
Apple and EMI strip off the DRM!!, iTunes now let's you Complete That Album, Enterprising Twitterer selling names, Cambodia banned SMSs in run up to elections, Plagiarism-catching site sued for copyright infringement... 
Countdown to iPhone Day, What does your mobile say about you?, No SMS smut in China, Google Maps reverts to pre-Katrina times, Prom Queen series to debut on MySpace, The Xboxes-for-Guns program in Mexico city, Brit b... 
Star Wars merchandising continues to break new ground, Mysterious hexagon formation on Saturn could be yours!, Fisgonia categorizes webcams on Google Maps, MOG collects video for your music, All Nike running shoes ar... 
Human-sheep hybrids intended to provide organs, China shocks internet addicts into line, YouTube to go mobile in June, AT&T gets 1 million iPhone queries, PS3 feels the cut after only 1 week, Folding@Home use of PS3s... 
Blogger Kathy Sierra received death threats-when does online abuse go too far?, Artist feeling crunch from Flickr nudity filters, Architect of DMCA admits its failure, Windows Vista quite pleased with sales, Brit you... 
Microsoft cuts off Soapbox for a while for unauthorized content, YouTube announces their "Best"s for 2006 - though some are questionable, The Ñ: coming to a URL near you, The Wii spans generations. ... 
French UFO files released, Russian villagers fear satanic passport bar-codes, Bloggers eat up Dept. of Justice document dump, Wii hack makes music, PS3 launches are fun in London but only OK in Spain and in France it... 
Ron Jeremy goes geeky, PC World names the Worst PCs Ever, First French contribution to the European Digital Library unveiled, EU copyright law possibly to change for the worse, A wee gamer takes on the Wii, London PS... 
How to get your site kicked off of Google, Private rocket blasts off, Jaiku-a less appealing Twitter, GodTube where you Broadcast Him and check out her Bible, Hola! Bienvenidos to the city with the most zombie PCs, I... 
Chatter about Twitter: it may be good or bad or even confessional, Justin.tv let's you watch this dude... all day, Zync video plug-in for Yahoo! Messenger, Porn blockers in Utah have a plan and some legislation, BBC ... 
DRM a hassle for retailers too, Wired and NewAssignment.net team up on Assignment Zero, Microsoft to pay companies to use MSN search, The Best of YouTube of 2006, Racing games make you a danger on the road. ... 
"Wiki" slips into the OED, Steve Ballmer thinks Google's "insane", Asus comes out with a DRM killer?, Web 2.0 done right for the celebrity obsessed, Optimus Maximus-is it just an illusion?, Use your PS3 to save lives... 
Commodore unveiled; 2007 Blooker Prize Shortlist announced; Google adds VoIP, deletes data, and incriminates a killer; Net addicts in China go to boot camp; Game addicts in Korea get brainwashed. ... 
Documentary about a font sheds light on...fonts, Dell getting serious about Linux?, Commodore wants to make a come back, Google singing slightly different Net Neutrality tune, Spanning Sync 1.0 brings Google and Appl... 
For the politically active in SecondLife you can hang out with Nicholas Sarkozy, attack John Edwards, protest Jean-Marie Le Pen, say hi to Segolene, or visit an Italy of Values; Al Gore brings CurrentTV to the UK and... 
Updates on YouTube in Turkey and in Thailand, The French Parliment ditches Windows for Ubuntu, Eternal sunshine of the fearless mouse, Mobiles are OK to use in hospitals again, Calvin Klein tries to market perfume to... 
C-SPAN creates a creative commons-esque policy about using their footage, WordPress and 37Signals to adopt OpenID, AllPeers opens up part of their source code, Download recommendation: Gmail Manager add-on for Firefo... 
Sony creates virtual world for PlayStation3, National Geographic unveils inexpensive world phone, Skype Prime Beta lets you charge your callers, Turkey bans YouTube over insulting video, Google Maps connects to car'... 
French law prohibits the vlogging of violence, Spanish Bank to offer PS3s to new customers, The Girlfriend Experience provides human avatars, Reduce your waste by FreeCycling, Check out TreeHuggerTV for green inspira... 
The RIAA hits webcasts hard with new fees, Electric Slide creator sued by EFF over DMCA notices, MySpace used as cyber wanted poster, Dept. of Justice asks for massive data retention, My Second Life. ... 
This week videogames don't turn children into murderers, Stephen Hawking to blast off, Vancouver Olympics want to control use of words like "winter" and "Vancouver", Big EC fines for Microsoft, BBC teams up with You... 
Digg votes for sale on User/Submitter, Spotplex to give Digg a run for their money?, A doodad for your drinking habits and another one to keep you orderly, A ballad dedicated to the PS3, The art of smushed bugs. ... 
Stock market drop due to computer error - oops!, Europe's PS3 missing PS2 compatibility, Brits feel ripped off by Vista's pricing, Cool link (via BoingBoing) to all the free documentaries at Google Video , Are you fa... 
The FAIR USE Act will try to tame the DMCA's harsher aspects, A keyboard of beauty is a joy forever, Crazy cyborg pigeons...just because, Death by gaming overload, Green News: Fat-fuel, a hippy handbag, and energy sa... 
Vista is criticized for its DRM which may cripple the good stuff, But if you still love Vista you can obsees over this, Alexis Lloyd's Ad Generator exposes the meaninglessness of it all, Followed this article ... 
Singapore doesn't send teen to jail for stealing wifi, MySpace gets slapped with negligence lawsuit, Canadian founders of Neteller arrested by FBI for violating US gaming ban, Vista will be downloadable, Men! ... 
Sony Ericsson wants to help you with your mobile odor problem, Chinese man receives damages after his number is TV, Packet Garden makes a virtual landscape of your online activity, Pew Internet study says inte... 
Bloopers, Outtakes and Mistakes 2006  
The cost of the Twleve Days of Christmas, Its harder to buy for your loved ones, This year people are more ethical for the holidays, The best movie Santas of all time #3, #2, and #1, A bit of Mithras for you t... 
New gossip about the YouTube killer, BBC to put video material on file sharing sites, Your brain gets excited by Shakespeare, "Fridge magnet" to gain whole new meaning, A little song from South Park to spread ... 
Google Checkout goes for PayPal's jugular, Rat brains are helping us understand dreaming, Teen facing jail in Singapore over WiFi use, World Domination Battle, Happy Holidays. ... 
EBay to shut down Chinese site, Chrysler has problems with Person of The Year advert, Sony gets caught being fakers, SecondLife's newspaper-the Herald-gets a competitor in Avastar, Facebook founder tells Yahoo... 
iPhone is released...from Linksys!?!, Orange and Google rumored to be working on a better internet mobile, BreakupBattle.com is for those too bitter to go to e-closure after being dumped, YourBroadcaster.com w... 
Skype to introduce lie detection from KishKish, Blogs to peak in 2007, John McCain to wage a war against blogs?, FTC to regulate word-of-mouth advertising which may affect PayPerPost, Video from the LeWeb3 co... 
We visited the new Google offices, in torre Picasso, in Madrid. We also made the most of the occasion to ask some questions to Google employees about the recent partnership of the MobuzzTV spanish edition with... 
Mozart scores big for a dead guy, German lawmakers want to punish in-game violence, Scientists create ink-jet printer to make live tissues, PenOne is the pen that captures your fingerprint...and perhaps your s... 
Wiimote damage gets more serious but at least she's smiling, The British are texting the Taliban into submission, Mozarts scores are online for free!, According to analysts iTunes is faltering, Quantum physics... 
Copyright uproar in the UK as musicians ask for more time adn recruit the dead for publicity, Mensajeros de la Paz put homless avatar in SecondLife, The New York Times gives in to social media, YouTube introdu... 
The guys behind Skype and Kazaa want to take on TV with the Venice Project, Are major networks trying to team up to combat YouTube?, Law and Order works vlogging into the plot line!, Apple may make an iPhone b... 
U.S. government?s terrorist ranking system challenged by the Identity Project, If you want to you can speed through Heathrow by your fingerprints, This month mobile phones don?t cause cancer - any bets on what... 
Wordie celebrates your love of ?azimuth? and ?sylph? and ?blatherskite?, Hawkee is Web 2.0 for techie shoppers, Xerox creates erasable paper so you can stop shredding, Rare Velvet Underground recording on eBay... 
Verisign gets to be the dotcom ruler until 2012, Yahoo!?s top search terms of 2006, University of Pennsylvania gets into the crime prediction game like the Brits did, In obvious news: Pyschopaths have differe... 
Hackers bring porn to MySpace and havoc to US government systems, But the government?s systems may not be so cutting edge, the iPhone patent has been followed up by the iPhone specs, YouTube and Verizon to bri...