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SPECIAL PODCAST for Wednesday, July 7, 2010: A special edition of Tech Radio celebrating our 50th podcast. This podcast has NO tech news content whatsoever. Instead we have compiled all 50 one line jokes from every episode and put them all together. Enjoy the intro and jokes as we celebrate 50 episodes of Tech Radio!
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On this edition of TECH RADIO we talk about the latest release of the Android app Google Goggles that translates your photographs. Down in Atlanta some Craigslist sellers attempted to ambush a buyer at 1AM. A listener voice mail at 559-425-6488 wants us to discuss the PC vs Mac debate. It looks like the South Park creators have a new cartoon featuring JC coming soon. All this and more on this episode of Tech Radio.

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On this edition of TECH RADIO we have new details about the Verizon iPhone 4G release and it’s very soon! We also have a few comments about the Pakistani American who wanted to blow up Times Square. Hulu is about to turn into a pay service. We tell you how to turn off Facebooks instant personalization feature. Final day to enter to win an iTunes gift card – new details in the podcast. All this and more on this episode of Tech Radio.

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‘Social Media Scientist’ Dan Zarella has written a new report that states that Facebook users share articles more often if the content is about sex.

While we are all fully aware that sex is one of the top content ‘go-tos’ on the Internet (whether people want to admit it or not) it is amazing to me not only is ‘sex’ the numero uno of shared articles on Facebook, but that Facebook itself allows the content …

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Topics include Apple turns militant against Gizmodo, Facebook could care less about your privacy, YouTube removes Hitler parody vidoes, Twitter mass add/remove follower sites got shut down and more. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or copy this URL into your favorite RSS reader.

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Topics include Facebook group prays for Obama’s death, why do people still have flip phones, illegal aliens in Arizona, Snuggies invade baseball game and more. This is the new experimental podcast titled Tech Radio on Rockland USA. It’s a laid back, comedic look at the latest technology headlines as well as other stories that we find amusing. The you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or copy this URL into your favorite RSS reader.

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With the new year a number of new blogs are created partly as a result of a resolution. New bloggers put a number of hours into their site only to be frustrated by the lack of readership and/or traffic. Your blog may start out as a great passion, but that can quickly drain if you don’t get some sort of recognition through comments, tweets, Facebook re-posts, or just the sheer number of visitor numbers.

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How long would it take to translate all the world’s web content into 50 languages? Even if all of the translators in the world worked around the clock, with the current growth rate of content being created online and the sheer amount of data on the web, it would take hundreds of years to make even a small dent.

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There are so many ‘experts’ in SEO (Search Engine Optimization) running around the web and Twitter telling us what we should and shouldn’t do with our blogs and web sites. What better place to get your REAL information than from the #1 search engine service on the web: Google. Why not just ask them what I should and shouldn’t do?

Today, Google addressed a question regarding the header information that appears at the top of most every web site on the net. The question that was raised was, “Does Google ever use the ‘Keywords’ meta tag in its web search ranking?” they asked.

Googles response in their own words:

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