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Seerov, I have quite a few subscribed pod and webcasts. Kent’s Imperative also had a few good ones that I pilfered from as well. The ones that are IR, mil and current affairs related are:
CI Centre podcastsOn the MediaLibrary of Congress webcastsMore practically, the early victory for BluRay is a strategic defeat for Microsoft. They were playing either to win (and have their HD DVD everywhere) or at least tie (so movies become computerized, and they’d just be a “Rent Movie” link on every copy of Windows ’09). Instead, they lost flat out.
Sony now has the only future proof next gen console (MS will need to make an XBOX 360 BluRay eventually, because they’ll run up against the Air Jordan 2010 limit of how much can be included on one DVD Air Jordan 9s disk, or else sunset the 360 early). Further, Sony also has the cheapest next gen disk player on the market in the PS3.
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