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Talking Technology
Talking Technology is a weekly podcast review of the world of technology, featuring interviews with leaders in the field and expert analysis from RMIT University academics.
Talking Technology is produced by experienced journalists Garry Barker and Leon Gettler and sponsored by RMIT. Garry Barker is a technology expert who writes the weekly Mac Man column for The Age's Green Guide. Leon Gettler writes widely on business. Each weekly episode consists of two segments:
- An interview with a scientist or technologist about their work and their vision.
- What's Hot, a newsy conversation between the presenters about what is happening in Australia and overseas in technological developments.
Music used in Talking Technology is produced by Melbourne musician Leo Dale.
Talking Technology Podcasts
All episodes available on iTunes
All episodes of the Talking Technology podcast series are available through Apple's iTunes Store. The iTunes Store is a software-based online digital media store operated by Apple Inc. The podcasts are free from iTunes U within the store. Accessing this store requires the iTunes application.
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iTunes U is an area within Apple's iTunes Store, which universities around the world are using to provide free lectures, interviews, videos, booklets and other material to both the university community and the general public.
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RMIT on iTunes U
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RSS directory
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RMIT News
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Media experts guide
Academics at RMIT are in touch with the latest trends and research within their fields of expertise and can add depth and value to any news story. This guide lists the names, contact details and research interests of experts at RMIT.