ZA Tech Show: episode 10 goes live with David Bullard

Posted on Wednesday, May 7th, 2008. Filed under Media.

The latest episode of ZA Tech Show is live and includes an interview with controversial writer David Bullard. In this episode the following is covered:

David Bullard speaks candidly about his exit from the Sunday Times.
The future of media and how South Africa is keeping up with online trends.
The launch of Grand Theft Auto IV (and Mr. Bullard’s experiences with Leisure Suit Larry).
Ben and Duncan have benchmarked the Neotel consumer connection and present us with the numbers…
The beta release of Nokia Maps 2.0 with free world maps.
What technology we would like to see incorporated into cars… and some things that are.

Get it at zatechshow.co.za!

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