MovieFone Oscars and the Misunderstood Midwest
We've talked to MovieFone about their Oscar predictions, now let's see how they did! Maggie Furlong, West Coast Editor of MovieFone, joins us for a wrap-up. We also have
Denis Boyles, author of Superior, Nebraska: The Common-Sense Values of America's Heartland, sharing his views about the beauty of the middle states, and how midwestern values affect the vote. We've got new products from Sony, news from Microsoft, and of course no show is complete without a rant from Max!
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Hour 1
Comparison of features and prices for new MacBooks and MacBook Pros. There's a bill seeking to unlock the iPhone in the US, based on similar laws in Europe. We're joined by Maggie Furlong from MovieFone to review their (mostly) dead-on Oscar predictions. Julie Andrews will be signing books at Disneyland April 8th. Vic's advice: If you see a python stalking your dog, call animal control BEFORE is starts to swallow Fido.
Hour 2
Denis Boyles shares his love of the Midwest, the traits they should impart to the rest of the country, and how they tend to vote. He also loves the Brouzils region where he currently lives in France. Sony held an open house in Vegas, and we missed it, but we've got the scoop on their cool new stuff. Aibo and Sparky give equal comfort. Readybot cleans up.
Hour 3
Our picture with Drew Carey. Tom Brokaw at the Microsoft server launch. Talk about bad luck - the EU levies a huge fine on Microsoft and they experience Hotmail and Windows Live outages. The iPhone SDK event will happen March 6th. Our Wal-Mart bicycle saga continues. Max rants about Mac reseller customer service.
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