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    ZATS: Ep 252 – ‘Fool you once’

    By Editor4 April 2013
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    Brett Haggard, Adam Oxford and Benedict Kelly get together this week for an episode that discusses everything from the Internet’s favourite April Fool’s Day pranks to new leadership at Telkom and the breaking of some piracy records. Topics include:

    • The top April Fool’s Day jokes
    • The resignation of Google’s privacy director
    • The coming Facebook phone news
    • Sony’s launch of the Xperia Z in Nigeria
    • Tim Cook’s apology to China
    • Telkom’s new CEO
    • The reinforcement that digital music can’t be resold
    • Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 stats
    • Game of Thrones breaking a new record for the most simultaneous torrents
    • The ring that inspired Tolkein goes on display in the UK

    Stream the show:

    [audio: http://zatech.co.za/podcast_episodes/zats252.mp3]

    Or download the MP3 here.



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