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Starting his career as a corporate lawyer, Marc made the transition into digital technology initially as a project manager and then as product manager. Marc has been managing products for the last 8 years, working on a range of successful digital products/services, at companies such as 7digital, carwow, YouView, Not on the High Street, WorldFirst and currently serves as the Chief Product Officer at Settled. He works closely with organisers of all our ProductTank meetups in over 150 cities around the world to ensure deliver the highest quality events for a the world's largest community of product people. In his current role, he's the Senior Group Product Manager at Intercom, the engagement OS, the all-in-one customer communications platform.MORE: https://aerowong.com/ttc32-marc-abraham/

#089: View the shownotes here: https://loublakely.com/7-lessons-ive-le…t-from-launchingLaunching has the power to transform your business. A recent reflection from a client about her favourite things about launching inspired me to think about what I've learned through my own experiences. In this episode, I'm excited to share 7 key lessons with you.In this episode I share: Why doing a launch (even if you feel scared and are worried about if it will pay off) will always benefit you The surprising and unexpected side effects of using launching to sell your coursesHow to use your strengths to your advantage so that launching feels easier for youView the shownotes here for all links to resources and trainings mentioned:https://loublakely.com/7-lessons-ive-le…t-from-launchingEnjoy the episode,Lou xxI'd love to hear what you thought of this episode! Send me a message...Join me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/loublakely_/Find out more on my website: https://loublakely.com/

Before you listen to this episode, we want to set one thing straight: despite Pete's accusations, Marcus does not smoke crack cocaine. All right? All right.Marcus, Jim and Pete catch up with the world of club football and quickly remember why Harry Redknapp definitely still records Match of the Day on his YouView box. The FA continue their hunt for the next England manager, with Eddie Howe now taking centre stage – Marcus, though, still thinks they'll hold out for Pep Guardiola! Plus, unconfirmed reports that the Saudis are willing to pay Oasis to get back together as well as cover Ederson's £900,000-per-week wages…We're back on stage and tickets are out NOW! Join us at London Palladium on Friday September 20th 2024 for 'Football Ramble: Time Tunnel', a journey through football history like no other. Expect loads of laughs, all your Ramble favourites, and absolutely everything on Pete's USB stick. Get your tickets at footballramblelive.com!Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, and email us here: show@footballramble.com.Sign up to the Football Ramble Patreon for ad-free shows for just $5 per month: patreon.com/footballramble.***Please take the time to rate us on your podcast app. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A very special bonus episode of the podcast as Scott is joined by Cev and Smokey from the wonderful House of Hammer podcast to celebrate Talking Pictures TV as they unlock The Vaults Of Hammer.     With over 30 rare British films, many unseen in decades. Comedy, noir, crime and more!     Talking Pictures TV - the nation's favourite archive tv and movie channel. You can watch Talking Pictures TV on Virgin 445, Freesat 306, Freeview or Youview 82 or on the Sky digital satellite platform, channel 328.   Reel Britannia A very British podcast about very British movies, hosted by Scott is available at: https://directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/id/reelbritannia   House of Hammer A Definitive Guide Of The Films, The Figures & The Folklore Of One Of The 20th Century's Greatest Cinematic Legacies Brought to you by Adam Roche, Ben Taylorson, Cev Moore and Smokey All episodes available at: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-house-of-hammer/id1562467810 

YouView is Professor Forever's cheeky portmanteau for YouTube Viewing, which she has been doing a little too much lately. But she also shares info about two new trending subjects found there.Support the showThis podcast is 100% listener supported. Love the show? You can show your support here.

Sermon Overview: Jesus is ruling over this world for the Christian church, past and present, regardless of how much the Devil and this world persecute believers.Sermon Topics: He is comforting John and the churches that are facing persecutionPersecution, separation, the sea, and the land are all common themes in this revelationJohn is bearing the cross, and he is writing to churches that have born, are bearing, and will bear the crossHe is ruling for the church, even when persecution makes it seem like He isn'tJohn's description of Jesus shows many of the ways He rules over this worldFind comfort: He is also ruling for youView this sermon (with video and/or audio recording) on our website: https://www.casperwels.com/sermons/why-is-jesus-christ-among-the-seven-gold-lampstands/

Starting his career as a corporate lawyer, Marc made the transition into digital technology initially as a project manager and then as a product manager. Marc has been managing products for the last 8 years, working on a range of successful digital products/services, at companies such as 7digital, carwow, YouView, Not on the High Street, WorldFirst, and Settled. In his current role, he's the Senior Group Product Manager at Intercom, the engagement OS, the all-in-one customer communications platform.He works closely with organizers of all ProductTank meetups in over 150 cities around the world to ensure delivery of the highest quality events for the world's largest community of product people.After the success of his first book “My Product Management Toolkit”, Marc started to devote his focus to the emotional aspects of product management, writing and talking about his personal experiences in managing product tension.MORE: https://www.aerowong.com/ttc7-marc-abraham/

John Bolton. Win the War! The West should 'threaten Putin's life' to stop Russia using tactical nuclear weapons | John Bolton https://youtu.be/15WnFZdfSXs Times Radio 284K subscribers 139,059 views Premiered Feb 25, 2023 "We need to make it clear to the Russians that any use of tactical nuclear weapons would result in devastating retaliation including a direct attack on Vladimir Putin's life." The West must stop being threatened by Putin's 'bluff's,' says Ambassador John Bolton. --- Times Radio brings you the latest breaking news, expert analysis and well-informed discussion on the biggest stories of the day.

Starting his career as a corporate lawyer, Marc made the transition into digital technology initially as a project manager and then as product manager. Marc has been managing products for the last 8 years, working on a range of successful digital products/services, at companies such as 7digital, carwow, YouView, Not on the High Street, WorldFirst and currently serves as the Chief Product Officer at Settled. He works closely with organisers of all our ProductTank meetups in over 150 cities around the world to ensure deliver the highest quality events for a the world's largest community of product people. In his current role, he's the Senior Group Product Manager at Intercom, the engagement OS, the all-in-one customer communications platform. MORE: http://aerowong.com/taotechain-7/

#014: Welcome to the 5th and final episode in the 5-part Digital Product Series, which is all about finding the perfect digital product for you! In this episode I'm talking all about group coaching programs, to help you decide if this is the perfect type of digital product for you. You will learn: What a group coaching program is and how they're different to the other digital productsWho is most suited to running a group coaching program What you can achieve with a group programThe advantages and disadvantages of this type of productSome common challenges to be aware of before you get started Listen now to learn all about group coaching programs, and if it's the right option for you. To listen to the rest of the Digital Product Series:Episode 10: What Type Of Digital Product Is Best For You?Episode 11: Is a Signature Online Course the Right Digital Product for you? Episode 12: All About Monthly MembershipsEpisode 13: A Deep Dive into Mini CoursesBe sure to check out the earlier episodes in this 5 part digital product series, to help you figure out the perfect digital product for you. TAKE THE QUIZTake the quiz to find the perfect digital product for youView the show notes for this episode here:https://www.louiseblakely.com/14Louise xx 

#013: Welcome to the 4th episode in the 5-part Digital Product Series, which is all about finding the perfect digital product for you! In this episode I'm covering mini courses. You will learn: What the difference is between a mini course and other course typesThe different types of mini courses - yes there's a fewWho should create a mini course When a mini course is the best option strategically for you Things you need to know before creating your first mini course Listen now to learn all about mini courses, and if one of them is the right option for you. To listen to the rest of the Digital Product Series:Episode 10: What Type Of Digital Product Is Best For You?Episode 11: Is a Signature Online Course the Right Digital Product for you? Episode 12: All About Monthly MembershipsStay tuned for the final episode (episode 14) in this series, where I'll be covering group coaching programs.TAKE THE QUIZTake the quiz to find the perfect digital product for youView the show notes for this episode here:https://www.louiseblakely.com/13Louise xx 

#012: Welcome to the third episode in the Digital Product Series, which is all about finding the perfect digital product for you! In this episode I'm doing a deep dive into all things monthly memberships. You will learn: What a monthly membership is. How to know if what you teach suits a monthly membership model, or an online course. How you can structure a membership to suit you (and how this impacts your price)The advantages to started a monthly membership in your businessThings you need to be aware of before going all in!Listen now to learn all about monthly memberships, and if it's the right option for you. To listen to the rest of the Digital Product Series:Episode 10: What Type Of Digital Product Is Best For You?Episode 11: Is a Signature Online Course the Right Digital Product for you? Stay tuned for episodes 13 & 14, where I'll be covering monthly memberships, mini courses and group coaching programs.TAKE THE QUIZTake the quiz to find the perfect digital product for youView the show notes for this episode here:https://www.louiseblakely.com/12Louise xx 

Sermon Overview: God has given spiritual gifts to all members of the invisible church of all believers according to what the visible churches need for their congregations and communities, so we should remember thank God for our gifts and use them to praise and glorify Him.Sermon Topics: Let the light of your faith shineGive all glory to the TrinityFaithfully use the gifts God has given to youView this sermon (with video and/or audio recording) on our website: https://www.casperwels.com/sermons/shine-with-the-radiance-of-christs-glory/Watch this sermon directly on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeGhbWm3ptA

Celebrities no dey carry last! After Davido don gather millions as e paste him account details dey ask for 1million, more celebrities like Psquare, Don Jazzy, Youview ladies don also dey paste their account details dey ask for donations. De mata come get as e be as people wey need money no see who give dem na people wey suppose dey give come de ask. Na our tori today be disooo. Make una join us.

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Sermon Topics: It is not the wisdom of this worldIt comes from GodIt is sown in you and produced through youView this sermon (with video and/or audio recording) on our website: https://www.casperwels.com/sermons/what-is-biblical-wisdom/Watch this sermon directly on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7WKcAzQB60

Welcome back to Enginears! This week, we sat down with Ryan French from YouView to give insight into what's going on behind the scenes.What did we talk about?YouView’s software architecture, talk to us about the choices/decisions? CQRS etc, going from virtual to containers, what challenges come with that? What challenges or ambiguity come with streaming? Team dynamics and YouView mission, and platform engineering.Prefer to watch your podcasts? Check us out on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3dCMPRb You can also find us on Twitter at: http://bit.ly/36cTJYr

David & Andrew discuss the importance of designing for failure & making sure the problem is communicated to the user. Other things we talk about: The chaos monkey Chrome's dinosaur game, service workers, BSOD & Twitter's "fail whale" Creating the best error message Facebook's annoying "chat heads" Andy's hotel TV "nightmare" Sky TV & YouView's interfaces Links mentioned: https://twitter.com/DougCollinsUX/status/1083127107373449217 https://netflix.github.io/chaosmonkey/ https://uxplanet.org/how-to-write-a-perfect-error-message-da1ca65a8f36 https://blog.usejournal.com/design-states-weve-been-totally-forgetting-79fcf22c88a3 Understanding website performance The Unusable podcast is presented by Andrew Waite & David Ball, who discuss the importance of user experience (UX) in technology & the world around us, & talk about great design that just works - or moan about it when it doesn't. Here's the link to the episode: https://podcast.theunusable.com/podcasts/009-designing-for-failure.mp3 Music is by [Gold5472](https://gold5472.newgrounds.com/)

Amol Rajan is joined by Sarah Tyekiff, Head of Non-Scripted Programming at Lime Pictures and a former ITV producer of Love Island, Lord Puttnam, Richard Halton, CEO of YouView, Margi Murphy, Tech Reporter at The Daily Telegraph, and Cynthia O'Murchu of the FT. Presenter: Amol Rajan Producer: Richard Hooper.

On this week's show the team discuss the new Amazon Prime Video audio description offering with blind tech geek and host of podcast Life After Blindness, Tim Schwartz. There's also a look at the weeks Tech Talk news including YouView's upcoming update to allow Alexa to control the set top box, and there's news of a new waistband with sensors built in that could one day replace your white cane! #RNIBConnect #TechTalk

Today’s guests are Catherine Allen, the CEO of Lyristic and executive producer of No Small Talk and Cherry Healey, TV presenter and documentary maker. No Small Talk is a new kind of virtual reality talk show commissioned by the BBC for millennial women, co-produced by two leading independent VR companies Lyristic and VR City and produced by Dorothea Gibbs and directed by Darren Emerson. This 10 minute episode is designed for viewing on Google Cardboard and Samsung Gear VR. The first episode has launched now and I’m in it alongside Cherry Healey. It’s a space to explore and discuss the big ideas that underpin our daily lives, and the changing world around us. No Small Talk has been produced with the clear goal of creating a VR experience that is accessible to women. U.S research shows that male VR usage is almost double that of female VR usage (YouView, 2016). It’s live now and it can be found at bbc.co.uk/taster. We talk about technology, virtual reality, being the CEO of your company and art of a good conversation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ambassador of Happiness Maura Sweeney paves the way to more productive outcomes in the workplace by creating a happier environment.You'll Learn:Effective remedies for stress addictionMethods to countering a negative environmentHow to turn your adversaries into allies by challenging while advocatingAbout MauraPodcaster, international speaker, Huffington Post contributor and creator of the Foundations of Happiness eCourse, Maura Sweeney guides others on the path of “Living Happy – Inside Out.” Armed with decades of experience as a law school “escapee”, a corporate manager and a home schooling mom, Maura launched out at midlife to pursue her dream vocation. A world traveler and trademarked Ambassador of Happiness®, Maura is a popular media guest sharing unifying “good news” perspectives with the world.Items Mentioned in this Show:Website: Maura4U.comBook: The Happiness Advantage by Shawn AchorBook: Favorite Happiness Quotes by Maura SweeneyCourse: Foundations of HappinessPodcast: Maura Sweeney: Living Happy Inside OutTV Series: Nathan for YouView transcript, show notes, and links at https://awesomeatyourjob.com/ep77See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Gossip and news from media insiders, this week featuring Stephen 'Stig' Abell, managing editor of The Sun and Paul Robinson, chief executive of the Radio Academy. Broadcaster and columnist Olly Mann sits in the presenting chair for the first edition of The Media Podcast, where we discuss the week's top stories, including: * yet more cuts to staff at the BBC, this time in news and radio. How will it affect output at the Corporation? * terrestrial broadcasters announce Freeview Connect, but what is it? And why don't they want to talk about YouView? * eBay say that sponsored search is useless - is this the beginning of the end for Google? (SPOILER - no) Plus there's TV ratings talk, another Local TV station launches and someone wins a Creme Egg. Never miss an edition - subscribe now at feeds.feedburner.com/themediapodcast Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/themediapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Following Maria Miller's resignation, Sajid Javid is the new secretary of state for culture, media and sport. What impact did Maria Miller have on the media and how different will her replacement be? Eleanor Mills, editorial director of the Sunday Times, former Guardian editor Peter Preston and media policy adviser Tim Suter discuss.YouView was once a key part of broadcaster plans to distribute TV to our homes via broadband rather than aerials. Recently, they've cut their investment, while broadband suppliers have raised theirs. Steve asks the chief executive of YouView, Richard Halton, if he still expects to reach 10 million homes.And, last week, police served a harassment notice on a reporter on the Croydon Advertiser who had doorstepped someone convicted of fraud. The reporter, Gareth Davies, explains what happened and media lawyer Duncan Lamont looks at the implications of harassment laws.Presenter: Steve Hewlett Producer: Simon Tillotson.

Ar y rhifyn cyn-Haciaith 2014 yma bydd y Iestyn, Bryn a Sioned yn rhoi croeso gwresog i S4C i blatfform Youview; croeso a rhybydd i CEO newydd Microsoft, ac wrth gwrs cyffroi’n wirion cyn digwyddiad byw Hacio’r Iaith 2014 ym Mangor ar Chwefror y 15fed… welwn ni chi yno! Dolenni S4C ar Youview WebOS ar LG Satya Nadella Haciaith 2014 Dolby Vision CES Sen.se Mother Hysbyseb Hive The post Haclediad #34: Youview, nhw-view a Haciaith 2014 appeared first on Hacio'r Iaith » Ffrwd Podlediad.

Mediabeat - Episode 3Show notes/Sources:Mail Online fuels DMGT ad revenue risehttp://www.theguardian.com/media/2014/feb/05/mail-online-dmgt-ad-revenue-daily-mailGoogle goes to war on 'fraudulent' YouTube video viewshttp://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/feb/05/youtube-fake-views-counts-googleFrance 'to make €1bn tax claim against Google'http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/consumertips/tax/10618151/France-to-make-1bn-tax-claim-against-Google.htmlNetflix confirms House of Cards will have a third seasonhttp://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2014/feb/04/house-cards-netflix-third-seasonBBC to slash YouView investmentwww.theguardian.com/media/2014/feb/04/bbc-to-slash-youview-investmentHow to delete your Facebook accounthttp://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/feb/04/how-to-delete-facebook-account© Aidan Goodwin + Chris PJ Martin 2014 

Hola a todos. En esta entrega del podcast «Ya que no escribo, hablo» os traigo una videodemo del uso de una aplicación para Mac que nos permite acceder a los videos colgados en Youtube sin necesidad de utilizar la página. Algunos números atrás hice lo mismo con otra aplicación que se llamaba Mactubes, pero últimamente por lo menos a mi, me estaba dando muchos problemas para visualizar y descargar el contenido, así que me ha parecido interesante enseñaros esta aplicación. La descubrí en una página americana llamada AppleVis, donde los usuarios recomiendan aplicaciones accesibles para personas ciegas que usan los dispositivos de Apple. La aplicación la podéis descargar de este enlace Descarga de YowView en formato Zip La aplicación para el acceso a visualizar y buscar contenidos den Youtube es gratuita, pero mediante una pequeña donación al desarrollador nos permite acceder a la descarga del video en diferentes formatos, incluyendo solo el audio. Espero que la videodemo os parezca interesante y podéis acceder a ella tanto en el video que os dejo a continuación, como en la versión solo audio que será el Número 11 del podcast. Para cualquier comentario o sugerencia, ya sabeis donde me tenéis, podéis utilizar los comentarios de esta entrada, el formulario de contacto del blog, o en mi Twitter @jmortizsilva. Un saludo y gracias por leerme. Visualiza el video Escucha el audio

In FrequencyCast Show 87, Pete and Kelly look at an adapter that converts your monitor to touchscreen. We talk about cheap tablets and TV dongles, and talk to one of our Gadget Show Live ticket winners. We also hear from Carl... remember him? We look at UK scanner law, cheap Nook eBook readers, YouView, Google and Apple news, plus your comments and questions. Links and transcripts at https://www.frequencycast.co.uk/cast87.html

In today's programme with Steve Hewlett:The former BBC DG Mark Thompson said the arrival of YouView would bring an intense "battle for the living room". Just a few months after its delayed launch, though, how big an impact is it really making? Steve talks to Rory Cellan-Jones, the BBC's technology correspondent, about the early sales and then to Dido Harding, CEO of TalkTalk, one of the main providers of YouView along with BT.The biggest local TV contract was awarded this week, for London. The winning bid was from the people behind The Independent and the London Evening Standard, owned by Alexander Lebedev. Andrew Mullins is the MD of the group and he tells Steve how their plans will succeed when previous local TV schemes have failed.Plus Juliette Garside, the Guardian's telecoms correspondent, gives her views on Liberty Global's agreement to buy Virgin Media for around £15 billion. Why is John Malone, the billionaire behind the cable group, doing the deal now and what will this mean for rivals and consumers?The producer is Simon Tillotson.

For FrequencyCast Show 84, Pete and Kelly discuss Facebook Graph search, make free calls with BT SmartTalk, take a peek at Dragons Den, visit the Toy Fair 2013 and look at the RoadPixel journey recorder. In the news, 4G prices, Blackberry Z10, Sky Sports and the BBC. Plus your questions on YouView, Freesat HD and Windows 8 woes. Links and transcripts at https://www.frequencycast.co.uk/cast84.html

In FrequencyCast Show 81, we talk to BT about the new YouView from BT service. We also look ahead to the upcoming Gadget Show Live in London, and summarise our experiences at Destination Star Trek London. In the news, the launch of 4G and the iPad mini, plus the end of the digital switchover. We also hear your feedback on Virgin, Slingbox and the Kindle. Links and transcripts at https://www.frequencycast.co.uk/cast81.html

FrequencyCast show 80 comes from a field, and has Kelly trying to connect tech without mains power or broadband. We also look at a wireless home camera and monitor system, hear from Carl about dinosaurs, and find out more about community radio. In the news, the digital switchover, iPhone 5, FitBit and DAB. Plus your feedback on slow fibre broadband, Youview and digital radio. Links and transcripts at https://www.frequencycast.co.uk/cast80.html

In today's programme with Steve Hewlett: Radio 1 controller Ben Cooper on plans after Chris Moyles, who's announced today he's standing down in September. How far does this help Radio 1 reach the younger audience it needs to attract? A year after its final edition, former News of the World deputy editor Neil Wallis gives his views on the impact of the closure and the subsequent Leveson Inquiry on journalism in the UK.And YouView's chief executive Richard Halton explains what he believes the service will offer once available in the shop. Steve asks Emma Barnett, the Telegraph's digital media editor, if YouView will really be as revolutionary as claimed.The producer is Simon Tillotson.

DigitalOutbox Episode 125 DigitalOutbox Episode 125 - RIM, Twitter, Facebook and YouView Playback Listen via iTunes Listen via M4A Listen via MP3 Shownotes 0:38 - RIM in trouble 4:27 - Twitter restricting third party access 8:30 - Facebook blames e-mail problems on confused users 11:59 - British Airways flies into privacy storm over Google identity checks on passengers 15:03 - Flash player for Android finally dead 16:59 - Windows Pro 8 Upgrade for $39.99 18:46 - YouView finally launched 21:16 - Google Play movies, shows and mags not coming to the UK 23:43 - Google indoor maps comes to UK 24:32 - Sony buys cloud gaming company Gaikai for $380m 26:11 - needadebitcard Picks

In another episode of The Tech Show Podcast, your hosts Chris Taylor and Matt Johnston discuss a digital hub for the province, Creative Skillset, Parity, YouView, Piracy, Android PDK, workspaces and data centres.

At its peak the BBC attracted almost 17 million viewers for its Diamond Jubilee coverage but some have described parts of it as 'lamentable,' 'tedious' and 'inane'. Alan Yentob the BBC's Creative Director responds to those criticisms. Ian Hyland TV critic for the Mail on Sunday shares his view, and Michael Lumley an executive producer for the coverage of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer's wedding, reveals some of the challenges inherent in covering such large scale events on TV.YouView is officially in launch phase. The internet television service - backed by the BBC, Channel 4, 5 and BT, amongst others - promised a new way of watching TV. But have a serious of delays left it trailing its competitors. BBC Media Correspondent Torin Douglas outlines the history and Theresa Wise of Accenture considers its future. And the battle to become the next Director General of the BBC is gathering pace. One candidate in particular - Ed Richards - is attracting attention because of his links to the Labour Party. Anne McElvoy speaks to The Guardian's Dan Sabbagh. Presenter: Anne McElvoy Producer: Joe Kent.

DigitalOutbox Episode 120 DigitalOutbox Episode 120 - Cookies, Windows 8 and Chrome OS Playback Listen via iTunes Listen via M4A Listen via MP3 Shownotes 2:35 - Cookies Law now active 4:40 - Twitter joke retrial 7:18 - Windows 8 Release Candidate 12:16 - Google launches new Chromebook and a Chromebox 17:26 - Google helping UK Education 20:55 - YouView trial launched 22:45 - ITV adds live streaming and airplay support 23:29 - Lovefilm brings 1080p to the UK 24:17 - Virgin unclogs Spotify 26:10 - Master Chief called in to resolve Syria 27:31 - Ghost Recon Picks Ian CheetSheet - Free - For Mac OSX - Just hold the ⌘-Key a bit longer to get a list of all active short cuts of the current application. - It's as simple as that.

For FrequencyCast Show 76, we sneak behind the scenes at British Gas to uncover what Smart Meters have in store. We also take a test drive in a Nissan Leaf electric car, get hands-on with a programmable torch and look at wireless home heating and home security systems. In the news, YouView, the Samsung Galaxy S III and the iPhone 5. Plus your comments on Powerline, Freeview and Luxy 208. Links and transcripts at https://www.frequencycast.co.uk/cast76.html

FrequencyCast Show 75 features our look at some of the top tech we discovered at Gadget Show Live 2012. We get hands-on with the Parrot AR Drone, the energyEGG, the iPieces iPad games and the Qb-mito speaker. We are also back on the LV18 Lightvessel and talk to Tim Wander about the Marconi Legacy. In the news, YouView is delayed, and some exciting news for Freesat lovers. Links and transcripts at https://www.frequencycast.co.uk/cast75.html

A short update from Carl and Pete at FrequencyCast. We look at news of new releases from Apple, changes to BBC radio stations, and an update on changes at YouView. We play a couple of new podline calls, and get hands-on with a new type of disposable camera. Oh, and we talk to an angry bird.

In FrequencyCast Show 61, Pete and Carl explore all things streaming - how to listen to your music wirelessly, and how to watch video content and photos on your telly without messy cables. We also get hands-on with the new Home Hub 3 from BT, look at two wearable mobile phones, and take a first look at an Olympus speech to text recorder and a laptop broadcaster. YouView, iPlayer and Vodafone make our news headlines.

Last month, BBC director general Mark Thompson said the arrival of YouView would "herald an intense battle for the living room". This month, though, it became clear that viewers would have to wait for this upgrade to Freeview for up to a year longer than expected and more than two years longer than originally hoped. What are the implications for those viewers who want this next generation of free TV over the internet? Analyst Matthew Horsman, of Mediatique, offers an explanation for the delay and Steve Hewlett asks YouView's chief executive Richard Halton to give a date when it will finally arrive.This week saw the launch of OK!TV on TV Channel 5. Is it, as one reviewer said in the Guardian, neither "ok nor TV" or, according to another in the Express, a "resounding hit"? And how are the chances of OK!TV's success affected by the fact that OK!, Channel 5 and the Express are all owned by Richard Desmond's Northern and Shell, which may also be on the point of buying Big Brother? David Butcher of the Radio Times and Amanda Andrews of the Telegraph discuss the fortunes of 5. And it has been three weeks since Jeremy Hunt, the Culture Secretary, announced he would give Rupert Murdoch's NewsCorp more time to address his concerns over "potential threats to media plurality" if NewsCorp buys the remaining 61% of BSkyB. If those concerns are not addressed, he said he would refer the bid to the Competition Commission. David Elstein, formerly of BSkyB and Chris Goodall, formerly of the Competition Commission, give their views on what's going on behind the scenes and what we can expect in the next few weeks.

For FrequencyCast Show 60, Pete and Carl talk Tablet Computing, and pit the leading tablet, the iPad, with the Samsung Galaxy Tab. In the news, delays to the launch of YouView, all change for Sky HD, BBC cuts and wi-fi hotspots. Plus your questions on batteries, BT Vision, Virgin and weather stations.

David Alonso nos habla del nuevo correo de Facebook y la televisión por internet a la carta y bajo demanda, Youview. Además un repaso al Foro Internacional de Contenidos Digitales celebrado en Madrid.