Just before the holiday, my friend and former boss Jim Louderback invited me to appear on his video show, downLOADED, to talk about the week’s top tech stories. To my surprise, Redg Snodgrass — another friend, who has worked with VentureBeat off and on over the past two years — was the other guest. The three of us had too much fun, I’m sure, chatting about Instagram’s new terms of service, Apple’s decision to shut down a useful charging station project on Kickstarter, why RIM needs a miracle, and the controversy over 3D printed guns.
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Dylan Tweney on Revision3’s Downloaded
Just before the holiday, my friend and former boss Jim Louderback invited me to appear on his video show, downLOADED, to talk about the week’s top tech stories. To my surprise, Redg Snodgrass — another friend, who has worked with VentureBeat off and on over the past two years — was the other guest.
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