This Week in Tech 33

TWiT 33 is now fit for consumption. This week we're using all new Heil Sound mics so we're offering today's TWiT in Stereo Hi-Fidelity (it also helps with the talking all-at-once problem). We're also posting an Enhanced AAC version on BitTorrent, for those of you using iPods or iTunes.

• John Seigenthaler Sr. is incensed over the lies in his Wikipedia biography.
• Dvorak says they'll eventually be sued out of business - which is a shame.
• You don't see Leo writing letters to USA Today over his fake MySpace site
• Even Talking Head leader David Byrne has been targeted by RIAA
• But music piracy defendants are fighting back
• A Vegan podcast has been hijacked. Could it happen to us?
• Universal says it's illegal to email their employees
• Skype 2.0 does video
• Microsoft's free photo sharing program Max is a preview of the new Vista look
• When did Walt Mossberg go from being a journalist to a cheerleader? He sure loves the new Apple iMac
• But then so does Leo
• It's looking more and more like Apple will introduce its first Intel boxes in January
• Robert Heron says Windows Media Center Edition 2005 is excellent... and the
• Mac mini Tivo killer rumor is just vaporware
• And he hates HDMI cables!
• The Chinese-American founder of Apex is still under house arrest in China one year later
• Will Apple announce anything next week at DVExpo?
• Dvorak points out what we've all known for years: Patrick is incredibly photogenic
• Will RIM have to shut down Blackberry? We don't think so
• New Orleans citizens will get free WiFi
• The US Supreme Court may change patent law with the Ebay Buy-It-Now case
• Massachusetts may turn its back on open document formats
• COD2 server admins call for a strike December 16
• Mad dog NY DA Eliot Spitzer is ready to bite Sony
• China is proposing its own DVD format
• The US Air Force is inventing a phaser
• The Doctor is back. The open source community has revived Dr DivX.