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The following is a list of Buzz Out Loud episodes that aired in June 2005.

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  • The following is a list of Buzz Out Loud episodes that aired in June 2005.
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  • Cell phones on planes; Addicted to e-mail; Mac Mini clone
  • Grokster crushed by US Supreme Court. Companies can not induce people to infringe on copyrights but peer to peer networks are not illegal per se. Propriety file formats not OK to communicate with the government of Norway.
  • Molly has a new haircut. Roomba releases a development kit. RIAA proposes a peer to peer scheme. HD DVD and Blu-ray format merger talks collapse.
  • Apple goes Intel; Viewer feedback; Brain research
  • Molly and Rafe Needleman hosts. Intel will buy Apple? Veronica laughs at the idea. Holographic storage, a gigabyte in your nose. Halo move, Hollywood says no.
  • Favorable email review of iTunes. Molly still hates iTunes. Sony and Napster to get together for cell phone music download scheme. Half of businesses still use Windows 2000.
  • Porn gets its own domain name; Sharp's new 65-inch LCD; Apple stock watch
  • Tom and Rafe Needleman hosts. AMD sues Intel. Rafe reports on his interview with a spyware maker.
  • Poll says 73% prefer to watch movies at home. One fifth readers prefer on-line news, 72% read paper version. Sony has a speed bump copy protection scheme .
  • Duke finds 60% of students did listen to course materials with their free iPod. Possible Grokster ruling soon from the US Supreme Court. Robots to build Japan’s lunar base.
  • Apple is still switching to Intel and raising security worries. Firefox has a regression flaw involving spoofing. What can brown loose for you? UPS looses package of backup tapes. How long should the show be; 5, 10, or 30 minutes?
Title
  • All your robot lunar base are belong to us.
  • Apple, Intel and Firefox security
  • Cell phones on planes -- oh my!
  • Intel to buy Apple? No way.
  • My new favoritest robovacuum.
  • Napster phone's uphill battle
  • Nothing much, just Apple going Intel!
  • Porn gets its own domain name
  • Special guest and spyware woes.
  • The truth about the Grokster ruling.
  • Who goes to the movies these days?
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  • The following is a list of Buzz Out Loud episodes that aired in June 2005.
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