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Scott Hanselman pronouncing Paul Thurrott's name as if he were a French nobleman on his Hanselminutes podcast #393 (at 24m:12s) :-)
http://www.hanselminutes.com/393/the-mobile-phone-struggle-with-travis-pope

Hanselminutes 393 - Thurrott pronunciation

We are refactoring the format of the podcast! We're still here I promise, there is unreleased material and plans underfoot, steam is currently being regathered.

In the mean time I'm releasing all the recent interviews undertaken.

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In following is an interview I did with Julien Phalip about Django Admin which I found to be very enlightening because a lot of people have resentment towards for some of the more out-of-date features, but after talking to Julien here I found as though I had a much better understanding as to why it is so fixed in its ways and why it hasn't changed in such a long time and I have a lot more respect for what has gone in to making Django Admin work for the most possible number of people.

The discussion starts a bit slow, but in my opinion gets quite interesting towards the end. I apologise for my giggliness.

Check the talk Julien's had presented a couple of days earlier about "Advanced techniques for Web functional testing", with an emphasis on Selenium: 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=St9cL47_1GI

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Josh Crompton (https://twitter.com/jscn) edited this interview and can not deserve more credit for it. 

Django News Podcast -- Interview: Julien Phalip - Django Admin (PyCon US 2014 sprints)

(21 minutes) Don't confuse your personal digital experience with business.  Your personal experience of the worlds of technology toys, tech bling, and personal computing do not tell us about how the world of business will change in response to technology.
When we talk about the impact of technology on business can we please talk about business. What technology does to your personal life or your new little company or some tablet-maker is simply not illuminating when we consider large complex established organisations - in realIT.

RealIT Radio Episode 6: Personal Digital Experience

05.11.2014
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p029kjb5
How do web science, technology & open data intersect? In front of an audience at the British Film Institute in London, Click explores the evolution of open data. Gareth Mitchell chairs a panel including: Dame Wendy Hall, professor of Computer Science at the University of Southampton in southern England; Ruth Mackenzie, the director of the digital arts service, The Space; digital artist, Julie Freeman and Jude Kelly, the artistic director of London’s Southbank Centre. The experts discuss the place of open data in the 21st century. The debate is also part of the Open Data Summit, hosting events about open innovation – the future of the Web, digital business models and even how shared data benefits weather forecasting.
http://www.thespace.org/artist/view/odi

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