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hey there what's going on I'm rich demuro with cnet TV in New York City and you are in the queue so the first legit full length movie is now on YouTube four eyed monsters clocks in at 71 minutes and 54 seconds exactly 71 minutes and 24 seconds too long for the average youtube viewer time for some eye candy cool pictures from the crease stock photography contest round 3 still open for voting looking for the best speed demon shop photos that convey a real sense of speed previous rounds includes sexy photos and the meeting of life so the hd-dvd vs. blu-ray battle is just driving me insane just over the weekend I saw an HD DVD player at costco for 250 bucks tempting but not until there's a clear winner apparently the new low HD DVD player prices are helping the group behind the technology says the players now make up sixty percent of the market sales of the discs also reaching an all-time high in May selling 75,000 movies in the last week alone of course over at blu-ray a similarly sunny story they say seven out of the 10 top selling HD movies are in blu-ray format the saga continues Wall Street Journal with an interesting article on a concept called digital wind this is when you unwittingly share private documents over a peer-to-peer network it happens when you share your entire My Documents folder when all you really want to do is share folders of your mp3s or videos the article cites new studies from Dartmouth center for digital strategies they found sensitive financial documents on three of the biggest p2p networks there were loan applications bank statements and more people either inadvertently download the files when looking for a similarly named media file or scout out the private information the lesson watch what you're sharing time for the beta while juice gets a lot of the next gen TV on your PC buzz how about a chew of some bowel gum the internet TV network now open to users around the world available as a free download Babel gum delivers niche programming there are nine channels including news trends music sports and documentary but the cool part is that you can create your own smart channel which automatically generates a programming playlist based on your personal preferences finally I'm always what pets do when you let them roam outside you know they've had their own little great adventure all day but you're left in the dark unless you've rigged the cat cam now you too can follow a cat named mr. Lee as he wanders into the real world the cat's owner rigged a collar mounted camera that automatically snaps a picture every few minutes and then he downloads these to his website the result pictures that tell a story of snakes cat friends and running back home the site also has instructions for making your own cat cam before you try this at home make sure you consider the safety of your feline friend you are now all cued up I'm rich tomorrow with Cena TV that might work for Sopranos but not here don't say I didn't tell you so