podcasts

Too Much Information: A More Productive Model than Getting Info via the Fire-hose that is RSS

featured by joe bustillos2012-05-14

In Bad Faith 13: Maintaining the Faith in the Era of the Digital Echo Chamber

featured by joe bustillos2012-04-192018-07-03

If You’re Still Using iTunes to Listen To/Watch Your Podcasts, You’re Doing It Wrong

featured by joe bustillos2012-04-09

CNET: From “News” to Noise

Reviews (Tech & Media) by joe bustillos2012-03-08

Why Does C/NET Hate Apple?

Reviews (Tech & Media) by joe bustillos2012-01-02

featured by joe bustillos2011-02-10

FilmRiot: Videographer’s Resource

Those interested in taking their videos up to the next level of film-making need to subscribe to this video podcast: film riot. It’s a quick how-to series that packs a lot of helpful info into very short segments in an entertaining and crazy way. Check it out, Now! Oh yeah, be warned, these guys think […]

featured by joe bustillos2010-10-092019-06-13

My Media in Every Room, Continued

NOTE: This entry was written mid-summer, before the revelation of the AppleTV2reboot. With the demise of one of my two discontinued Griffin Evolve wireless speakers I’m left to again ponder how I want to share my media in my house. Be prepared for lots of first-world technology nonsense in the following paragraphs. I’m sure that […]

featured by joe bustillos2010-05-26

Google TV – I want my [blank] TV!

Meh. I want my boxee box… but the longer it takes, i’m either going for another macmini or bailing on expanding the media center all together… [to be continued]

featured by joe bustillos2009-07-29

Consultancy: Bringing a Beautiful Voice into Internet View

Over a year ago I wrote about my friend Neva: I wasn’t living in Long Beach when Melissa Etheridge made her breakthrough playing locally at a club called Que Sera on 7th Street (funny that her wikipedia article doesn’t mention Que Sera), but every time I come out and watch Neva I think I’m seeing […]