Episode 26

==All Your Robot Lunar Base are Belong to Us==
’’ iPod Use among Students, Fate of Fileswapping, Japanese Robot Moon Base, Podcast Poll ’’
===Stories Covered===
* Duke students use issued iPods for playback of academic playback and recording. Molly wonders what they’re recording, as iPods do not have voice recording capability. Tom shares a story about DRM troubles. Molly is frustrated with DRM issues.
: http://news.cnet.com/Dukes-free-iPod-program-has-mixed-results/2100-1025_3-5754005.html
: http://cit.duke.edu/pdf/reports/ipod_initiative_04_05.pdf
* The Fate of Fileswapping: Supreme Court to rule on piracy liability Molly points out that iTunes has surpassed Kazaa, but is not yet ahead of * #1 Grokster. Molly compares the argument to drug paraphernalia laws. Tom considers this decision very important.
: http://www.technewsworld.com/story/43992.html
 
* Japan to use robots to build lunar base. Molly is disappointed, because she wanted it to be about a base entirely occupied by robots.
: http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/06/20/1121236
 
===Podcast Poll===
* How should the supreme court rule in the Grokster case? Should file sharing be illegal, or regulated?
===Firsts===
* Tom and Molly add the segment, Podcast Poll, to Buzz Out Loud
 
===Quotes===
“I think we should have a nano-army building of a lunar base.” - Molly