podcast

gdgt is the new consumer electronics site by Peter Rojas and Ryan Block -- the guys behind Engadget and Gizmodo.

We're still prepping things (no, this isn't the final site!), but we've got a weekly podcast you can listen to in the meantime

A new announcement has been posted to the P3 podcast website - a special live broadcast of the show will be happening in July 29th:

php|architect has posted the latest episode of their P3 podcast to the C7Y community website today - "Slow News Month".

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• Tell us what you think by calling our Skype voicemail or mail us at tech@guardian.co.uk
• Post a message on the blog about this week's programme

Today our special guest is Lorna Mitchell. Lorna is a Developer at Ibuildings in the UK, and is based in Leeds in the North of England.

She is a Zend Certified Engineer and the senior member for phpwomen.org in Europe.

Today, Lorna is going to talk to us about data importing.

Paul and Sean over at php|architect have released the latest episode of the P3 podcast for May 1st, 2008 - "The Twitter".

Today I’m going to talk to Zak Greant. Zak’s web page tells us: Zak Greant’s love of Free Software and Open Source is turning him into a penguin.

When not practicing how to waddle or wear a tuxedo, he passes the time running the Foo Associates strategic consultancy and by working with various Free Software and Open Source projects and companies.

Zak and I will be talking about copyright and his talk “Age of Literate Machines”.

Clay Shirky talks to Charles about how some social tools and a lack of organisational structure would have done Microsoft's Vista the world of good and Bobbie Johnson talks to the people behind the BBC Micro at a Science Museum discussion.

The BBC has published a podcast which takes a look at piracy through the ages, also covering the modern concept of ‘intellectual property’.

Of course, no story of piracy would be complete without discussing The Pirate Bay so Peter Sunde also plays a significant part in this 20 minute program.