Computer Talk Radio weekly show for the broadcast week starting May 5th, 2012. Benjamin Rockwell, the nerd with the glasses, opened with the news, including Hulu and NBC locking down access to videos, Verizon's LTE to the home, Target dumping Kindle and Amazon, and more. Then Benjamin covered ransomware, and Benny talked about microtransactions ruining video gaming. Benjamin talked about Moore's law, answered questions, and closed with comments about a "religion" that promotes illegal file sharing, and the downturn of societies that might support something like that.
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Piece Description
Computer Talk Radio weekly show for the broadcast week starting May 5th, 2012. Benjamin Rockwell, the nerd with the glasses, opened with the news, including Hulu and NBC locking down access to videos, Verizon's LTE to the home, Target dumping Kindle and Amazon, and more. Then Benjamin covered ransomware, and Benny talked about microtransactions ruining video gaming. Benjamin talked about Moore's law, answered questions, and closed with comments about a "religion" that promotes illegal file sharing, and the downturn of societies that might support something like that.
Broadcast History
Currently broadcast weekly on 8 terrestrial broadcast stations, and TheRadioFactory.com. Contact Benjamin for information on carrying this show in a customized format for your station.
Timing and Cues
The show does not mention time. The provided break inserts are optional, and may be replaced with your own content. Current content is PSA and sponsor notices (all compliant with FCC non-commercial guidelines). Shows each week are identical length segments for easier programming. Please note that there are adjustments available in timing, to more closely match your stations schedule if you wish to make Computer Talk Radio a regular part of your lineup.
Musical Works
| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Misc bumpers (built in-house) | Benjamin Rockwell (show host) | none. | none | 2012 | 00:00 |
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