http://www.human20.com/hardcore-geeks-alcohol-and-copyright-violations/ Technology changes you man. Fri, 18 Feb 2011 08:47:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.human20.com/hardcore-geeks-alcohol-and-copyright-violations/comment-page-1/#comment-495 Alistair Nicholson Sat, 06 Feb 2010 02:57:17 +0000 http://www.bitcurrent.com/?p=288#comment-495 The Australian ABC also has some excellent material online. The Radio programs are podcast and streamed. The video has some programs in full (e.g. The Chaser's War on Everything) and others are just extracts. They are now putting material up for free for 4 weeks and then taking it down for resale by subscription or physical media in the shops. Ad supported streaming is little different surely than free broadcast. The Australian ABC also has some excellent material online. The Radio programs are podcast and streamed. The video has some programs in full (e.g. The Chaser's War on Everything) and others are just extracts. They are now putting material up for free for 4 weeks and then taking it down for resale by subscription or physical media in the shops. Ad supported streaming is little different surely than free broadcast.

]]> http://www.human20.com/hardcore-geeks-alcohol-and-copyright-violations/comment-page-1/#comment-213 Alistair Nicholson Wed, 01 Oct 2008 00:29:34 +0000 http://www.bitcurrent.com/?p=288#comment-213 The Australian ABC also has some excellent material online. The Radio programs are podcast and streamed. The video has some programs in full (e.g. The Chaser's War on Everything) and others are just extracts. They are now putting material up for free for 4 weeks and then taking it down for resale by subscription or physical media in the shops. Ad supported streaming is little different surely than free broadcast. The Australian ABC also has some excellent material online. The Radio programs are podcast and streamed. The video has some programs in full (e.g. The Chaser’s War on Everything) and others are just extracts. They are now putting material up for free for 4 weeks and then taking it down for resale by subscription or physical media in the shops. Ad supported streaming is little different surely than free broadcast.

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