About this episode
This week, Stephen explains Net Neutrality to the Europeans, Myke explains YouTube Music and why Evernote Context doesn’t bother him before Federico explains how bit rot in the App Store makes him sad. This episode of Connected is sponsored by: Harry's : An exceptional shave at a fraction of the price. Use code CONNECTED for $5 off your first purchase Igloo : An intranet you'll actually like, free for up to 10 people. Squarespace : Start Here. Go Anywhere. Use code WORLD for 10% off Please take a moment to help us out by filling out our listener survey , and you could win a $100 Amazon gift card. Links and Show Notes: Support Connected with a Relay FM Membership Netscape Navigator Follow-up — Relay FM 5by5 | Mac Power Users #222: Workflows with Myke Hurley Net Neutrality is important — 512 Pixels Obama says FCC should protect Net Neutrality — 512 Pixels Netflix accuses Comcast of charging twice for the same internet content | The Verge Netflix is paying off Comcast for direct traffic access | The Verge The Comcast-Netflix Deal: Fact vs. Fiction BBC News - Net neutrality law adopted by European Parliament Obama’s call for an open Internet puts him at odds with regulators - The Washington Post Chairman Tom Wheeler | FCC.gov Politics Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things. Like The Internet. — Five Hundred Words — Medium YouTube announces plans for a subscription music service | The Verge On Evernote's new Context feature, and why it's a problem — 512 Pixels More on Evernote's Context feature — 512 Pixels MoMA | Video Games: 14 in the Collection, for Starters MoMA to Exhibit Videogames, From Pong to Minecraft | WIRED Nothing Lasts Forever: Confronting the Problem of Video Game Preservation | USgamer Internet Archive: Digital Library of Free Books, Movies, Music & Wayback Machine Console Living Room : Free Software : Download & Streaming : Internet Archive Download & Streaming : The Internet Archive Software Collection : Internet Archive Software Preservation Society - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Software Preservation Society Preserving.exe: Toward a National Strategy for Preserving Software