Episode 347

==Vote for paper==
The U.S. elections are only a few days away, and it\'s becoming clear that in many corners of the country, electronic voting could prove to be a disaster. Veronica\'s out sick, but we found the moon tapes! I\'d rather have V. and the moon tapes. 
== Stories Covered ==
Problems with e-voting abound 
Ballots improperly record vote for opposite party 
E-voting state by state: what you need to know 
Diebold doesn't like HBO film 
Microsoft sets date for Office, Vista business launch: November 30 for business; January 30 for the world 
But don't benchmark it! 
Transfer limit eliminated 
Lost moon tapes found (thanks, Tyler!)
FCC reinstates free Wi-Fi at Logan 
Time Warner wants to keep AOL 
Kazaa said to agree to pay $10 million 
iTunes glitch shows you the world 
Utube sues YouTube 
Google launches new Gmail mobile 
===From The Phones===
*Jeff from Detroit
I preordered two Shuffles, and I just received one of them. This thing is gorgeous. I'm a fan boy, but hey, who isn't? Molly.
*Mark from Michigan
About Blockbuster Total Access. Got home last night and had a couple new movies from them and a message about Total Access. It will cause a little bit more of a delay. Expect an extra two business days for the next movie. If you go to the store and pick up a movie from your queue, it won't be removed from your queue.
*Casey from Pensacola
You also get a free in-store rental. Kinda like two for one. And its ad critic. 
===Email===
*New iTunes solves Mike's problems--Mike
The problems I was having with previous versions of iTunes 7 were related to the way it worked with my Shuffle. Mostly it was just giving me all kinds of stupid pop-ups, saying it couldn't find the device. These are now gone. It seems generally to behave much more nicely. I have no idea whether the problems people were having with certain podcasts were fixed, since I experienced no such issues, but I would venture that 7.0.2 is in a state where the tentative should now be able to take the plunge.
*Ha, ha--Jeremy from Atlanta
I read this blog post yesterday and thought you would be amused. The title is "The Difference Between IE 7 and a Virus." If IE 7 is indeed pushed out forcefully as the writer fears, that does make IE 7 viruslike. Love the show. 
===After The Credits===
Scary Earthlink Ad
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