Media

Future Tense with Jon Gordon
Podcasting has far to go before entering mainstream.
Cops and cameras outnumber protesters in Denver
The Democratic National Convention in Denver enters its second day today. Yesterday, rumors of a planned protest near the Denver Mint began to spread through the media. Minnesota Public Radio News Cut blogger Bob Collins observed that law enforcement -- and the media -- quickly outnumbered the protesters.
Steve Coogan does Hamlet in his own special way
Steve Coogan is considered a comedic genius in his British homeland. His specialty is deadpan performances which shred the conventions of television, movies and drama. His latest film, "Hamlet 2," opens this weekend.
Future Tense with Jon Gordon
Frustrated with digital pirates stealing his games, a game developer asks the thieves why they do it.
Future Tense with Jon Gordon
Google scores high in customer satisfaction.
Future Tense with Jon Gordon
Blogger recommends five useful Web 2.0 sites.
'Hearing the Past'
Stephen Smith of our American RadioWorks documentary unit will join Midday for a special program called "Hearing the Past." Stephen will bring historic audio from a Minnesota soldier in World War II, and some tape from political events in 1968.
Future Tense with Jon Gordon
The conflict between Russia and Georgia has apparently spilled into cyberspace. Russian-controlled computers are said to have launched attacks against Georgian-controlled Web sites as early as July 20.
Future Tense with Jon Gordon
Jon Gordon talks with Ron Feldman of kwiry.com, which offers a way for consumers to use the text feature on their cellphones to shop, order movies, add to their calendars, or send reminders to themselves.
Starting tomorrow, U.S. Senate candidates Al Franken and Norm Coleman will answer questions on YouTube. It's part of a YouTube program called "You Choose '08," which is highlighting some of the biggest congressional races in the country.