Guest Appearances

Had a bit on Randall Bennett’s TechVi today chatting about the great Twitter scare of 2009. Watch the show at this link: http://techvi.com/shows/bottom-line/2009/08/twitter-blackout-relax/

The good guys at ChannelFlip Web asked me to throw out a suggestion for one of their reviews. They hadn’t done Google Reader, so I tossed that one out. Then they proceeded to do a mockery of my Top 5 show. After all I’ve done for them. Well this one thing anyway. But you should watch, it’s pretty hilarious. And informative.

Had a rollicking good time chatting about Harry Potter with Scott Johnson and Brian Dunaway on Extra Life Radio. It seems we all have a thing fro Alan Rickman too. Who knew?

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I had the distinct honor of being asked to host This Week in Tech in Leo’s absence, and had a great time up at the TWiT Cottage. I was joined by Veronica Belmont, Ryan Block, Robert Llewellyn, Roger Chang and Patrick Norton. A good time was had by all of us, hope you enjoy listening to it.

You can get the episode here.

Had the pleasure of guesting on former CNETter Randall Bennett’s new show, TechVi, alongside Seth Porges from Popular Mechanics.

Another great episode of music and the latest installment of SuBBrilliant News, the audio edition.

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A very short quote I gave ABC tech contributor Becky Worley was used in a story on Good Morning America yesterday about the digital TV transition.

I had not only the prrivilege of being *on* Leo Laporte’s fantastic This Week in Tech podcast but got to visit Ye olde TWiT cottage as well. It was a start-studded panel with Jeff Canata from Totally Rad Show, Denise Howell of ZDNet, and Jason Calacanis of the Internet.

Get the full episode here.

Had the pleasure of guesting on former Cnetter Randall Bennett’s new show, TechVi, alongside Dan Frommer from the Business Insider. we talked about the Apple and Microsoft earning reports.

Becky Worley, tech reporter for ABC, used a few quotes from me in her Good Morning America report on phone companies beginning to sell netbooks with data plans.