Podcast: Text-happy in the Philippines
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Tracking a controversial debate over electronic surveillance; why text messages are the rage in the Philippines; and Saudi Arabia loves YouTube.
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A third company joins the ContentGuard project to try to stop pirates. Also: Apple soars on the stock market.... Internal documents reveal North Korea's attitude toward cell phones.... and more.
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All the news, right here No time to go barking in Barca this week? Don't worry, El Reg was there in force, battling flakey networks, congested cells, and aggressive locals to give you the broadest coverage possible. And, just to make your life even easier, we've collected our collective output together, to help you relive the tears, the laughter, and even the keynote speeches. Enjoy:â¦
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Instant messages. Text messages. E-mail. Voicemail. Blogs. Online social networks. And the good ol' cell phone. If you thought there were enough ways to communicate with others and express yourself, think again.
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Chewing gum, homosexuality, public protests... the list of things frowned upon is long in Singapore. But satire? Yes, that too. Seriously.
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Hamilton, Ontario -- Fun technology coupled with economical pricing fuel young adults' burgeoning use of text messaging, according to new research conducted by the DeGroote School of Business at McMaster University.Worldwide users send over 1 trillion text messages each year.
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By Simon Usborne and Rebecca Armstrong  Fancy catching up with a family member in Australia? How about having a long chat with a mate in China? Chances are, making a call to either will make your phone bill rocket.
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Frankly Speaking: Frank Hayes relates a chat Santa had with an elf about annual gift giving to the IT world. And what's with all the penguins? Santa wants to know.
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Phone fury (and carrier cringes) Letters After my piece lamenting how Nokia's high end phones had lost their ease of use and reliability, we got a letter from reader Brendon McLean. "It's not just Nokia!", wrote Brendon - "but an industry-wide problem". And he encapsulated his complaints very succinctly. So we invited him to expand a little, which he did here yesterday.â¦
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The folks at php|architect have posted their latest newscast hosted by Sean Coates and Paul Reinheimer. Topics mentioned this time include:   the PHP Quebec call for papers Why character encoding matters Open Komodo the PHP Code Sniffer the launch of the PHPPodcasts website   As always, there's two ways to get the show - either subscribe to the feed and get this and other great shows from the dynamic duo or just get the mp3 of the show in a direct download.
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Q: It&#39;s been a wild week for you. Are you still at Barbados, or up here, how did things go and were you as nervous at the wedding as when you proposed?
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The Pro::PHP Podcast from php|architect has been posted - the newscast for December 8th, 2007.  Topics mentioned in this week's show include:  posting of the php|tek schedule the release of eZ Publish 4.0.0 & eZ Flow 1.0 Released the Advent Calendar from Chris Shiflett a garbage collector patch   To get this latest episode, you can either just grab the mp3 file or you can point your feed reader at their podcast feed and get this and future episodes to keep up to date on the PHP community.
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Ups and downs with a music and messaging phone
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Readers remark on lunar landings, the future of Apple music and journalistic integrity. Plus: Links to our most popular blog posts.
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Tycho: The actual writing of this strip was fairly quick, but there's an extended tangent about The Club that lends heft. You can download the podcast for today's comic here, and (as always) get a jump on the official announcements by subscribing to our tender feed. (CW)TB
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Thought I would make it easier for everyone to listen to the first Webcomics Weekly of the new year.  Important Links  Direct Download RSS Feed iTunes Feed  Share This
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QUEZON CITY, Philippines -- In the cramped offices of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism, visitors can purchase books examining the country's energetic, largely unfettered media. The titles hint at the status of the press and the political climate: "News for Sale" and "Staying Alive."