Microsoft calls for a digital Geneva Convention, Disney and YouTube drop PewDiePie and whether DLC for games is a good thing or a rip-off.
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Show Notes
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Disney and YouTube drop PewDiePie, Amazon launches a video conferencing service, and Apple previews its reality show.
Google Maps goes social, Apple goes wireless, and Verizon goes unlimited.
WhatsApp gets two-factor, iPhones may get wireless, and new Galaxy S phoens expected in March.
Twitter growth slows, Google puts devs on notice, and the NBA creates an esports version of itself.
Facebook provides more help in disasters, Microsoft defends against patent trolls, Google Brain learns to zoom and enhance.