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Episode 5: Paying for Media, Superman as a Super Jerk, PS3 Motion Controllers Coming

By Techland Staff | January 20, 2010 | +
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Techland’s Peter Ha reacts to nytimes.com announcing they’ll start charging in 2011, gives more insight into new revelations that Superman isn’t always a hero and explains why Sony is joining Wii in producing a motion-sensing controller.

All that and more in today’s edition of the daily Nerdcast with Peter Ha and Time.com’s Caitlin Thompson. Click on the player above to listen.

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  • anubus

    The ‘superman is a jerk’ was a pretty awesome find. How come your podcast are so short (less then 4 minutes)?

    Surely you could talk more about superman being a jerk… certainly more on the consequences of paying for news content.

    At any rate,I will be keeping an eye out for the nerdcast.

  • http://twitter.com/thepeterha Peter Ha

    @anubus we’re playing around with format and length of the podcast. We want Nerdcast to cut straight to the point of what you might have missed today. Thanks for the feedback.

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