Tech Talk Radio. Tech Talk Radio is an informative and entertaining talk show heard on free to air radio as well as streamed to the world live, and via podcast.

Each week we present current news and views from Australia and abroad. Were independent, non biased and are now in our third year of providing consumers with valuable information to help make educated decisions when it comes to technology.

Tech Talk Radio originates from the studios of 94.1 3WBC in Melbourne live every Monday night at 8pm.

Join your host Andrew McColm (ABC Radio Talk 1116) and co host Dr. Ron along with our regulars, Mark Diggins, Graeme Callaghan and Adam Turner - journalist for the Age and SMH.Lidija Davis is our US correspondent based in Silicon Valley California. Tech Talk Radio reports on current technical developments both in Australia and abroad in an easy to digest manner format. Our panelists discuss a wide range of issues and technological gadgets, as well as respond to your dilemmas and feedback. Were passionate about technology and it shows!. Tech Talk Radio is an informative and entertaining talk show heard on free to air radio as well as streamed to the world live, and via podcast.

Each week we present current news and views from Australia and abroad. Were independent, non biased and are now in our third year of providing consumers with valuable information to help make educated decisions when it comes to technology.

Tech Talk Radio originates from the studios of 94.1 3WBC in Melbourne live every Monday night at 8pm.

Join your host Andrew McColm (ABC Radio Talk 1116) and co host Dr. Ron along with our regulars, Mark Diggins, Graeme Callaghan and Adam Turner - journalist for the Age and SMH.Lidija Davis is our US correspondent based in Silicon Valley California. Tech Talk Radio reports on current technical developments both in Australia and abroad in an easy to digest manner format. Our panelists discuss a wide range of issues and technological gadgets, as well as respond to your dilemmas and feedback. Were passionate about technology and it shows!-What a show we have for you today, not one, but two of the biggest technology companies in the world talk exclusively to Tech talk Radio. Adam catches up with Paul Collie, Sony Australias communications technology manager to find out about Sonys view on the Digital living room, and lets just say hes having second thoughts about Apple.

DLNA is an acronym for the Digital Living Network Alliance. Now, if you havent heard of DLNA, it is set to become Sonys conduit to connect all the companys products together. Yes finally Ethernet finds its way to the back of the latest incarnation of the Bravia TV range.

All I can say is its about time too, but Im sure youre all thinking the same too!

According to Sonys website, the Digital Living Network Alliance, or DLNA is an organization established to enhance the interoperability of home networks. The organization issues design guidelines to support the seamless sharing of video, music, photographs and other content through home networks. It also issues a logo for use on products that qualify under these guidelines.

Sony established the DLNA in June 2003 after convincing other manufacturers of the need to improve interoperability through industry-level standardization initiatives. Sony continues to play a leading role in the organization, and a Sony executive is Chairman of the DLNA Board of Directors.

Currently DLNA consists of over 240 members, including the worlds leading manufacturers of electrical appliances, mobile equipment and computers, as well as developers of software, devices, services and applications, and content providers. By supplying a wide variety of DLNA-compliant products, these manufacturers are helping to raise awareness of DLNA as an industry standard for home networking.

So at last, a flat screen TV worth buying.

Also this week Lidija Davis finds her way to Google HQ in Mountain View California to find out first hand the latest information web designers and bloggers need to know if they wish to be found for all the right reasons.

Nathan Jones is a Google search quality analyst (right) and Anindo Mukherjee is a software engineer for search quality (left). Interestingly, greater emphasis is be placed on who youre hanging out with.

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