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Posted by Josh Lewis

From a speech by Google’s CEO on technology, innovation and the global economy plus social theorist Jonathan Zittrain suggesting that the Internet is made up of millions of acts of kindness to how the Internet can impede democracy, a CSPAN look at health care technology and a New York Times review of Zune, a new show is launched every week day on WebVisions: a TAG TV compilation of tech news and information clips from various popular Internet video sites.  Watch a show a day to expand your tech IQ! 

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Monday: Google CEO on Tech, Innovation & More
Eric Schmidt speaks on technology, innovation and the global economy in terms of availability of more information historically stimulating economic growth – and now, of course, the role of the Internet. 66 minutes

Tuesday: The Internet as Random Acts of Kindness
Feeling like the world is becoming less friendly? Social theorist Jonathan Zittrain begs to differ. The Internet, he suggests, is made up of millions of disinterested acts of kindness, curiosity and trust.  20 minutes

Wednesday: How the Internet Can Impede Democracy
Journalist Evgeny Morozov punctures the assumption that tech innovation always promotes freedom, democracy with chilling examples of ways the Internet helps oppressive regimes stifle dissent.  12 minutes

Thursday: CSPAN Explores Health Care Technology
On CSPAN’s The Communicator show Chris Schoeder, CEO of HealthCentral, discusses the increased use of technology in the health care industry.  30 minutes

Friday: The New York Times Reviews Zune
David Pogue, The New York Times Technology Editor, takes a look at Microsoft’s new Zune music/video player.  4 minutes

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Other TAG TV Features: Weekly Tech Talk on TAG Radio
TAG President Tino Mantella interviews Atlanta’s top executives, with a new show launching every Tuesday afternoon. Click to listen to Tino’s latest interview!

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Posted by Josh Lewis

From a CNET TV clip at TechCrunch50 demonstrating the new Google Fast Flip and how Facebook and Twitter are just the beginning for the future of user generated content to a CSPAN report on how a U.S. representative uses social media, the buzz about the new major update to the iPhone Facebook app and a Wired editors smackdown over the Zune HD vs iPod Nano, a new show is launched every week day on WebVisions: a TAG TV compilation of tech news and information clips from various popular Internet video sites.  Watch a show a day to expand your tech IQ! 

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Monday: Google Fast Flip Demo at TechCrunch50
CNET TV features a TechCrunch50 demonstration of Google Fast Flip, now available in Google Labs as a visual version of Google News that encourages serendipitous discoveries. 10 minutes

Tuesday: Facebook and Twitter are Just the Beginning
At the recent Search Engine Strategies Conference 2009, two experts discuss the Internet as the first mass medium controlled by the end-user, its natural predisposition to group collaboration and the future of user generated content.  6 minutes

Wednesday: Transfer Value of Congressional Social Media?
CSPAN’s The Communicators explores how Rep. Steve Israel (D-NY) uses social media to keep in touch with his constituents.  What can business learn?  22 minutes

Thursday: Facebook for the iPhone Revived
There’s been a major update to the iPhone Facebook app! How good is the new program? In this episode of Revision3 Internet TV, Stephanie Chu breaks down why there’s so much buzz about this release.  5 minutes

Friday: Zune HD vs. iPod Nano Smackdown
TGIF:  Wired editors have a portable media device-off. What will be the deciding factor? Video camera or large 16x9 screen?  3 minutes

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Other TAG TV Features: Weekly Tech Talk on TAG Radio
TAG President Tino Mantella interviews Atlanta’s top executives, with a new show launching every Tuesday afternoon. Click to listen to Tino’s latest interview!

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Posted by Stephanie Carroll

From Friday’s Media Bytes tech news update and a Google Senior VP testifying on digital books, to a CBS News report on the world’s energy future being buried in Chile, and a Tokyo green office that makes employees work outside experiences a rise in productivity and a TGIF look at the cyber sleuth that found the “missing” Wired Magazine writer, a new show is launched every week day on WebVisions: a TAG TV compilation of tech news and information clips from various popular Internet video sites.  Watch a show a day to expand your tech IQ! 

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Monday: Tech News Wrap Up September 11, 2009
Media Bytes reports that Motorola unveils the Google Android phone, TV Everywhere beginning trials in the next 30-60 days, NFL to let fans stream games online but with delay, US Copyright Office goes after Google Book deal and more. 2 minutes

Tuesday: Google Senior VP Testifies on Digital Books
David Drummond, a Google Senior VP and Chief Legal Officer testifies before the House Judiciary Committee hearing on “Competition and Commerce in Digital Books” and the Google Books settlement. 7 minutes

Wednesday: World’s Energy Future Buried in Chile
CBS News reports that below the surface of Chile’s Salar de Atacama desert is one of the richest lithium deposits known to man.  Lithium powers batteries for computers, cell phones and plug in cars in production now!  3 minutes

Thursday: Green Office Productivity Up Working Outside!
PBS reports, whether in the sun or rain, one Tokyo business makes their employees work outside for a portion of the day in an effort to cut costs and become more eco-friendly. Amidst blankets and sun screeen, productivity is actually up! 4 minutes

Friday: TGIF: Cyber Sleuth Finds Wired Magazine’s Editor
CBS News Technology Reporter Daniel Sieberg interviews a digital age sleuth that tracked down Wired Magazine writer Evan Ratliff who “disappeared” on August 4 with a challenge to find him based upon true and false online clues.  4 minutes

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Other TAG TV Features: Weekly Tech Talk on TAG Radio
TAG President Tino Mantella interviews Atlanta’s top executives, with a new show launching every Tuesday afternoon. Click to listen to Tino’s latest interview!

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Posted by Stephanie Carroll

From a near-to-market wireless electricity demonstration and the new U.S. Chief Technology Officer Aneesh Chopra offering short and long term government technology goals and techniques – including prizes – to CSPAN’s show on how congress members use technology and social media along with a PBS Report on how Disney and others are sending their computer graphics work overseas, a new show is launched every week day on WebVisions: a TAG TV compilation of tech news and information clips from various popular Internet video sites.  Watch a show a day to expand your tech IQ! 

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Tuesday: Wireless Electricity, a Near-to-Market Invention
Eric Giler wants to untangle our wired lives with cable-free electric power. He demos WiTricity—a near-to-market invention that may soon recharge your cell phone, car, and more. 10 minutes

Wednesday: U.S. CTO Aneesh Chopra on Technology Solutions
Chief Technology Officer of the U.S. Aneesh Chopra offers short-, medium- and long-term goals to keep the government from falling behind the technology curve. CSI Baghdad, prizes?  3 minutes

Thursday: How Members of Congress Use Tech and Social Media
CSPAN’s The Communicators and Republican Rep John Culberson of Texas look at how members of Congress use technology and social media to inform their constituents.  What can business learn?  25 minutes

Friday: PBS Report on Computer Graphics Work Going Overseas
The PBS Nightly News Report explores how Disney, Sony Entertainment and Warner Brothers are doing business with India for their animations which is giving life to India’s growing computer graphics industry. 4 minutes

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Other TAG TV Features: Weekly Tech Talk on TAG Radio
TAG President Tino Mantella interviews Atlanta’s top executives, with a new show launching every Tuesday afternoon. Click to listen to Tino’s latest interview!

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Posted by Stephanie Carroll

From tech art bringing movement and speech to the Mona Lisa and other masterpieces or the future of computers in 20 years to a USA Today look at Google Chrome, a Discovery Channel report on how nanotechnology promises to make our lives better and how Facebook ads targets users, a new show is launched every week day on WebVisions: a TAG TV compilation of tech news and information clips from various popular Internet video sites.  Watch a show a day to expand your tech IQ! 

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Monday: Mona Lisa Moves and Speaks with Tech Art
Reuters News reports on Mona Lisa and other masterpieces coming to life in Beijing, wowing gallery visitors with their life-like movements and speech.  2 minutes

Tuesday: The Future of the Computer in 20 Years
Marcus Chown, author of Quantum Theory Cannot Hurt You, discusses the mechanics behind quantum computers and predicts that quantum computers will be produced within 20 years. 4 minutes

Wednesday: USA Today Looks at Google Chrome
Google offers USA Today a look at its stripped-down Chrome browser, touting speed and more. 3 minutes

Thursday: Fascinating Nanotech Rewards
The Discovery Channel reports on how nanotechnology promises to make our lives better, including how body movements could charge cell phones and more. 2 minutes

Friday: How Facebook Ads Target Users
Marketing expert Clara Shih and author of The Facebook Era demonstrates how to target ads to a specific age, gender, religion, or any other information included on a user’s profile.  5 minutes

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Other TAG TV Features: Weekly Tech Talk on TAG Radio
TAG President Tino Mantella interviews Atlantas top executives, with a new show launching every Tuesday afternoon. Click to listen to Tinos latest interview!

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