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Doctor Q

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Announcement:
Beginning Sept. 6, PBS will make available - exclusively over the Internet - broadcast television's first entirely downloadable series, featuring PBS technology columnist and industry insider Robert X. Cringely's interviews with personalities from the ever-changing world of technology. NerdTV will be available for download from www.pbs.org/nerdtv (which is currently linked back to the announcement).

Among the first NerdTV guests are PayPal co-founder Max Levchin; original Macintosh programmer Andy Hertzfeld; and Sun Microsystems co-founder and the father of Berkeley UNIX, Bill Joy.

The 13 one-hour shows will be made available on a weekly basis after the launch date and all previous episodes will continue to be available through the NerdTV Web site. NerdTV viewers are actually encouraged to download and copy the shows, share them with friends and even post them on their own Web sites - all legally.
Mark your iCal calendars!
 

jsw

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Cool beans. Hopefully, by then, I'll be able to download it with iTunes 5 onto my iPod Video.
 

runninmac

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Sounds good but I was hoping for a Tech TV meets real tech insted of this crap that they put out. (Well except for AOTS)
 

ham_man

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Jan 21, 2005
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Awesome. Hopefully this will be a tech show worth watching, unlike any of the shows on G4...
 

Lacero

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Finally, I'll be able to get it up here in Bella Coola. Public Television, that is.
 
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