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Today’s episode includes many stories of how tech and politics are clashing. From police in India raiding Twitter offices to China cracking down on bitcoin [Read more]

AT&T plans to spin off WarnerMedia and have it merge with Discovery Communications, but this is just the most recent example of corporate shuffling for [Read more]

TechStuff listeners join hosts Jonathan Strickland and Ariel as they discuss sitcoms and movies. Knives Out 2 gets another amazing actor. Dear Evan Hansen casting [Read more]

Google held a virtual event for developers and we learned about a lot of software updates, but not much on hardware. Cryptocurrency values went through [Read more]

Over the years, large companies have pressured governments (particularly the US government) to create strict laws that crack down on unauthorized copying and distribution of [Read more]

China lands a rover on Mars. Elon Musk contributes to another dip in Bitcoin’s value. Apple and Amazon Music offer lossless audio options to subscribers [Read more]

No copyright infringement intended. Does that matter? Does it even mean anything? We look at the complicated issues of copyright and fair use. Learn more [Read more]

How did the Home Box Office network get its start? And how did it grow into the giant it is today? Learn more about your [Read more]

Game developer Ubisoft is shifting toward more free-to-play titles, which generate revenue on a recurring basis. In this episode, we look at how video games [Read more]

Radio dramas brought audiences to places they could never go on their own, from collapsing mines beneath Wales to a Martian invasion hitting New York [Read more]