Read the Tech Talk Blogs!

If you didn’t know, the guys on Tech Talk Radio have their own blogs! Andrew’s is McBlog, Dr. Ron has The Surgery, Adam has Seeking Nerdvana, and Lid has Blogwell. And you guessed it, there all worth a read. Feel free to post comments, as chances are, they’ll make it to air!

Andrew McColm features in this week’s Green Guide

World-class high-speed broadband is the key to Australia’s future, community radio host Andrew McColm tells Adam Turner.

Read the article.

Now 3 Tech Talk Radio podcasts to choose from!

By popular demand (well that’s what they all say) we’ve added two new podcasts to the Tech Talk Radio repertoire. Now, not only is the original podcast available, but we’ve now split the news feed and Adam Turner’s View from the Couch is now available. If you’re bandwidth challenged, then these maybe good alternatives.

The news feed is the 5 minute news segment heard on the top of the show. It highlights news from the Australian and international arenas, with an Australian edge.

Adam Turner’s View from the Couch is a feet up, and somewhat casual opinion piece of about 5 minutes, which takes in the big picture of technology from the everyday users perspective. From Big Brother to CeBit, Star Wars and beyond.

Adam Turner joins the Tech Talk Team!

We welcome Adam Turner to the Tech Talk Radio team with his regular contribution View from the couch.

In the first of Adam’s regular weekly installments, he talks about channel 10’s Big Brother and the impact it will have on the mobile phone. It airs on Monday April 23.

Adam Turner was formerly Melbourne deputy editor of Next, the business IT section of Fairfax’s The Age and Sydney Morning Herald newspapers in Australia.

In March 2005, after seven years at The Age, Turner switched to a freelance career. He still writes the Upgrade product review column in Next and also contributes features and reviews to various business and consumer technology publications. His specialty area is the “digital lounge room” – a key convergence point between next-gen communications and media/entertainment technologies.