Now that the fervour of the elections is over , we can get back to what ’s really important — technology . And the specific technology we address today is brought to you by the letter T , as inTwitter andTelevision .
Making this episode of the Macworld Podcast so twitterific is my interview with the St. Paul Pioneer Press ’ technology author , Julio Ojeda - Zapata . Julio is set to let go of his bookTwitter Means Businessin the next few weeks and now seems as good a time as any to get down to job in esteem to what purposes Twitter serves other than declare to the world that baked beans and broccoli are on tonight ’s dinner fare .
I then pile up around the virtual triangle table for a three - direction discussion with Macworld editorial film director Jason Snell and senior news show editor program Jonathan Seff about how late technical developing are changing the fashion we hold and find out television programs and movies .
And at long last , because it ’s so darned topical , I ca n’t avail but start the podcast with a brief non - partisan monologue on how the vane has change the face of politics .
Listen to episode 135
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Show notes
Julio mentions a couple ofTwitterclients includingTwhirlandTwitterificas well as the web app , Hahlo . I shove in my oar and intimate thatTwinkleis a Twitter iPhone program that I appreciate . you’re able to follow Julio on Twitter at@jojeda(and I can be found at@BodyofBreen ) .
The illustration of Julio is courtesy of Nitrozac , partner with Snaggy atGeek Culture , home toThe Joy of Techgeek sketch .
Jason recently took a look at Netflix ’s Instant Watching service for Intel Macs . If you have a Netflix account and an Intel Mac , it ’s definitely deserving a peek . Jon took a similar first look at the Western Digital WD TV HD Media Player . To see our coverage of other entertainment and television set technologies and product , visit Macworld ’s Entertainment & TV theme region .
