Anyone who wants to watch episode #166 (or if you already have), all you need is the two passphrases that were mentioned during the show.
You can request .75 hours of MCLE credit from the show page.
If you’re planning on attending the convention, you can join Brian Brushwood and Justin Robert Young, along with special surprise guests, in the Hilton’s Crystal Ballroom.
We will make every effort to broadcast this live on TWiT—bandwidth and connection permitting—but it will be available for download later that week.
We're looking for volunteers from the TWiT community to help contribute to the official TWiT Wiki.
If you're an experienced MediaWiki user and would like to help with show notes, as well as other general upkeep, please fill out this form.
For the third time, Chris Marquardt sneaks into the back door and takes over the TWiT Network to explore photography outside the mainstream.
Known as the Photo Guy, Chris and Leo talk photography every Sunday on The Tech Guy and take it to a longer format this time.
In addition to digital photography talk with Leo, the scope in this third International Photo Day will span things from Kite Aerial image-making to the exciting anarchy of large format 4x5.
This Sunday, August 12th, marked the 900th episode of Leo Laporte's The Tech Guy.
You can watch or listen to the episode on demand here.
USA Today will also be showcasing this milestone in its TV on the Web section.
Do you have a design that you'd like to see on a TWiT t-shirt?
Submit your TWiT or show-related artwork and it could be featured as a limited edition shirt on the official TWiT store!
If chosen, you'll receive a free shirt and additional TWiT swag.
Sarah Lane (Tech News Today, iPad Today, iFive for the iPhone, and The Social Hour) did a Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything) this week.
Thanks to everyone who participated, and you can check it out here.
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