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Tech News Weekly Ep. 62 – No Wiki For You 1-20-12

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Podcast:The GFQ Network (All Shows)

By: guysfromqueens

Published:January 21st, 2012

Duration:52:49

Channels:Comedy, Music, News & Politics, Society & Culture, Technology, Gadgets

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This week on Tech News Weekly: Andrew Zarian and Sunkast touch briefly on CES 2012 before discussing the big news of the week, SOPA and PIPA. Several web sites including Wikipedia and Craigslist participate in protesting SOPA and PIPA by blacking out. Did this accomplish anything, or was it just a gimmick? Feds shut down file hosting web site Megaupload and charge it's founders. Anonymous retaliates by attacking the DOJ, Universal Music, and other web sites. How will this affect other file hosting services? Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang quits. Does Yahoo need to do more than changing management? Apple announces changes to iTunes U and iBooks 2. AT&T raises the price on data plans. Are they bilking their customers for nothing in return? And our Picks of the Week.

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The GFQ Network (All Shows)

About Us Guys from Queens Network Inc (GFQ Network) has rapidly become the leading producer of “talk-radio” style Internet programing. Each of GFQ’s shows are produced live within the Queens NYC headquarters, and consists of numerous long-running web-based programming hosted by a one of the most talented groups of people under one roof. GFQ was founded and created by Andrew Zarian in April 2009, now joined by over a dozen more people on the creative team who host and contribute to the various broadcasts. Each show can be seen live on our website GFQlive.tv, and can be downloaded as an Audio/Video podcast from the GFQ Network website. Our passionate and creative team of hosts are made up of a wide range of authors, comedians, futurists, and broadcasters who deliver high quality programming each day. GFQ covers everything from news, pop-culture, technology, opinion, and entertainment on a daily basis. Currently the network averages over 2 million viewers a month with over 13 shows per week covering everything from news to pop-culture, technology, opinion, comedy, and entertainment.