Digital Piracy = Death Penalty (and More in the New Switched Podcast)

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Digital Piracy = Death Penalty (and More in the New Switched Podcast)

by Switched Staff, posted Dec 10th 2007 at 10:46AM

Want to know where software piracy will get you a death sentence? Listen to our new audio podcast and plan your next vacation accordingly.

Plus: E-nups, Wi-Fi in the sky, gadget threesomes, and all the top stories on Switched.com as discussed by the staff -- it's the Switched Show audio podcast. Plus, you can take it with you. On your iPod. Or your Zune. On your Juke. On your laptop. On your ... whatever.

You can listen to the show here (mp3) or, even better, you can SUBSCRIBE to our podcasts in iTunes (or via the direct feed, here).

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