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My New Fav Podcast: TWIG

twig200_0Web broadcast god Leo Laporte, Lifehacker founder and awesome blogger / coder Gina Trapani, and Jeff Jarvis have teamed up for what has become my new favorite podcast after just 2 minutes.

This is the podcast I wish I had created.

This Week In Google 1: In Beta (54 minutes)

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Gina Trapani, and Jeff Jarvis Topics:

* Media Talk USA with Jeff Jarvis

* City university of New York Graduate School of Journalism

* Apple Blocks Official Google Voice App, Pulls GV Mobile from App Store

* How (and why) to replace the AP

* The John Henry fight of man v. algorithm

* Gina: Gmail Adds Custom SMTP Servers, Drops “On Behalf Of”

* Google asks, “Do you really want to drunk e-mail?”

* Gmail offline

* New in Labs: Canned Responses

* Microsoft Office 2010 Starts Ascension to the Cloud

* Google Wave still in its experimental stage

* Google Wave Developer Preview at Google I/O 2009

* The Pushbutton Web: Realtime Becomes Real

* pubsubhubbub

* Twitter clients could help with backup

* Newspapers and Thinking the Unthinkable

via The TWiT Netcast Network with Leo Laporte.

Simply fantastic.

I hope the level of quality stays this high (with Leo, Gina and Jeff behind the wheel, I’m sure it will).

Of course, there’s always material enough for a podcast focused on Google and their latest Willy Wonka creations that feed all of our web candy addictions.

TWig 1 mp3

  • Frankly, I'm amazed at what YFrog has been able to do. They've got a good product.

    I've never felt easy about storing my photos on TwitPic etc and can't believe a "big" player hasn't stepped into the Twitter picture sharing space more adamantly given that Facebook quickly became the web's largest pic sharing site and Twitter has/will become the largest "picture time-relevant" sharing site.
  • Yep .. Saturday evening fired up my Twit.am iPhone app (which I use all the time btw) .. to catch the inaugural episode. They will certainly not be at a loss for topics to cover, especially when they take into account the entire area of Cloud computing.

    Also, the last Net@Night interview with founder of YFrog was great .. before you know it he's going to be storing all of our video data.
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