The first week of 2013 brought with it a wide array of news from around the tech world. Helping us sort it all out this week is Katie Fehrenbacher, who explains why Avis bought Zipcar, then Janko Roettgers gets inside Intel’s big TV plans, and finally, Mathew Ingram talks about how famous blogger Andrew Sullivan’s paid content move is a watershed moment (win or lose).
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Hosts: Chris Albrecht and Erica Ogg
0:00 – 10:38: Avis buys Zipcar
10:39 – 19:44 – Intel’s top secret TV box
19:45 – 32:06 – Andrew Sullivan goes solo
32:07 – 34:20 – Parting gifts
Mathew likes the Save Publishing bookmarklet
Erica loves the Fantastical calendar app
And Chris was inspired by the WTF Podcast interview with Adam Schelsinger of Fountains of Wayne
PREVIOUS GIGAOM PODCAST EPISODES:
What You Need to Know About the Cloud for the Coming Year
A.V. Club’s Kyle Ryan Breaks Down the Year’s Best Podcasts
Instgram’s Twit-storm, Netflix nabs Disney, GMail’s Pretty iPad App
RoadMap re-run, our talk with Instagram’s Kevin Systrom
iTunes 11, When Things Connect, Sun Volt
What Aspiring New Media Stars Should Know About Agents and Managers
Holiday Gadget Gift Guide
War Tweets, Google TV and Nexus 4
Director Jay Duplass on low-fi movies through high-tech
Election Dissection, Ditching DSL and Dumping the iPad
Sandy’s Social, Infrastructure Impact and Forstall
Windows 8 Surfaces, and disruption eruption
iPad Mini, iMac gets skinny
Boxee Cloud DVR, Apple Rumors and Chromebook
Commutist interview: Joy of X author Steven Strogatz
Commutist podcast: Patent trolls, Costco ban and Passbook’s home run
Commutist, meet Nerdist, and interview with Chris Hardwick
T-Metro, Broadband Caps, Remembering Steve Jobs
Apple’s iO-Mess, Dirty Data Centers and Tesla
News from the Mobilize Conference
Paul Tough: How Children Succeed and what you can learn from them
The iPhone 5 Event
Come on, Kindle, Light My 4G Fire
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