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Full Episode and Notes: http://kpnt.co/J3nnPm In which KoPoint's Josh Wolff and Dan Patterson gather on the roof of the KoPoint studio in lower Manhattan to discuss the recent release of Blizzard Entertainment's eagerly-anticipated game 'Diablo III.'

Full Post: http://kpnt.co/K9SR4u This week on The KoPoint Comic Book Show, Jon Lazar, Jeff Newelt, and Dan Patterson are joined by Josh Frankel, the Publisher of Zip Comics, publisher of Harvey Pekar's Cleveland. We take a little time to get to know Josh and how he and Jeff got to know each other and work together, and ask Josh his top 5 books to give to a new comic book reader. Josh's first books to give to a new comic book reader are: Harvey Pekar's Cleveland, The Fantastic Four Omnibus by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, Book of Genesis by R. Crumb, Maus by Art Spiegelman, and Orc Stain by James Stokoe. From there, they go on to discuss superhero teams. From the all-star teams of Justice League of America and The Avengers to more self-contained teams like the X-Men, X-Statix, and the Teen Titans to the more indie teams of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and DNAgents, the various teams of the last 50 years are explored. - @JustJon

Full Post and Shownotes: http://kpnt.co/Ku9EmD The Report dedicates the entire show to discussing Google. Gina Smith of A New Domain and Dan Patterson of KoPoint are joined by tech journalist Mike Elgan and KoPoint host Stuart Tracte for a spirited round-table discussion on Google Street View privacy issues. The second half of the show features a deep dive in to the new Google+ mobile app and the existential dilemma that is Social.

Full Post: http://kpnt.co/INdQzM In which the KoPoint News roundtable discuss President Obama's recent announcement of his support for gay marriage. The regular KoPoint in-house panel is joined via Skype by Ellen Ratner of the Talk Radio News Service, and Elisa Camahort Page of BlogHer. Ellen was in the White House when the news of President Obama's support for gay marriage was announced, and helps us make sense of the political steps leading up to the announcement as well as the potential campaign and policy ramifications. Elisa checks in from Silicon Valley and helps contextualize the relationship between startup culture and politics.

Full Episode: http://kpnt.co/JkrXda This week, Brian and Pablo discuss comic apps, Apple Care coverage of USB cables, a tip for fixing code highlighting issues in XCode, open-source dependancies, frustrations with APIs, HTML 5 shell apps vs native apps, Ruby Motion for iOS, Magazines apps, starting out developing in iOS, and working on their first app together.

KoPoint's studio recording space on the border of Soho and Chinatown in Manhattan sits one floor above the space once-known as 'Abby Road of Rap,' Chung King Studios. In the 1980s the space was home to early incarnations of Def Jam and served as the audio laboratory for legends like Run DMC, Nas, The Beastie Boys, and LL Cool J. This episode of KoPoint - an excerpt from Stuart Tracte's Beer Diplomacy EP 099 - producer and musician Frank Radice recounts a brief history of our recording space. Full Episode: http://kpnt.co/LdiAMP

In which our comic book panel featuring Jeff Newelt, Jon Lazar, and Dan Patterson discuss two completely antithetical topics: the mainstream hit movie Avengers and the indie comic book convention MoCCA. Full Episode: http://kpnt.co/IVYD0j

The KoPoint Political Explainer returns as Creepy Sleepy to discuss 'Silly Season,' the summer before the political conventions. Our legendary duo Doc and Dan are joined in conversation with journalist and former CIA officer Jack Rice to revive the Institution of Creepy Sleepy, and hybridize it with the KPPE to produce yet another incarnation of the long loved and long missed classic series. The trio discuss the nomination of Mitt Romney and the impact of the economy on the election. Episode Link: http://kpnt.co/K95kLw

Visit the show page at: http://bit.ly/BDEP99 and on KoPoint: http://kpnt.co/IIOBhW This week, Stuart Tracte talks with guests Frank Radice & Andy Morris about the hip-hop history of KoPoint Studios, tax free religion, truth in political campaigning, the tanning mom, The Avengers, the 2012 presidential election, and more! Topics for this week's show can be found at http://bit.ly/BD99Links

In this episode of the KoPoint Minecraft Project, Doc and Dan discuss exploration, where to go and more importantly, how to get back. We cover the basics of how to find out where you are in the world through the use of F3 and the coordinate system, making sure you know where your base is, how to get lost and how to find your way back. Through the clever use of lit towers and strategically placed torches, you should never feel lost. Learn more at http://links.minecraftbook.co. Thanks!

The Report is A New Domain and KoPoint's regular tech news program, hosted by Gina Smith and Seth Heringer of A New Domain, and Dan Patterson of KoPoint. Today's big stories: Evernote raises a pile of money. LinkedIn is going to acquire SlideShare. Discovery will buy web video company Revision3. The Samsung SIII details revealed. Full Story: http://kpnt.co/IZuMQi

Samsung is about to announce a new mystery mobile product, Microsoft has announced an entry-level, subscription-based Xbox, and Google+ still exists, apparently. More at http://kopoint.com

Is this the Spring of #Occupy? Marc and Dan report live from the 2012 General Strike in New York City, and Marc talks with us about the history of organized Labor. Get the full post here: http://kpnt.co/JDfaDO

This week, Brian and Pablo discuss WWDC, Nintendo and Apple, and talk to Dan Patterson about his chat on KoPoint with Steve Wozniak. Read the full post here: http://kpnt.co/IXSWwc

Works backwards from the birth of Image Comics 20 years ago, our weekly comic book round-table panel - Jeff Newelt of Heeb and Smith magazines, developer Jon Lazar, and KoPoint host Dan Patterson - talk about this history of creator rights. Full episode: http://kpnt.co/JlSgMD