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This week, do you think suing charities is a good PR move? If so, thanks for listening, Charles Carreon! Microsoft announces a new tablet that looks uncharacteristically promising. Characteristically, it shares a name with a previous Microsoft product that is now changing its name. And we sit down with the team behind Movies.io, which may be the web’s prettiest index of films.
Crack Rule writers live all over the world. Every week, three of these writers virtually get together to talk about the latest technology news and what they’ve been up to. It’s called Technophilia,
and while it’s not officially part of Crack Rule– and is occasionally profane – it’s an entertaining way to keep up with technology news.
Head to Movies.io. Search for any film. See a summary of it, instantly, along with links to various ways to get the film: Netflix or Torrent. It’s a remarkably simple website in a world filled with clutter. The background is a single picture from the movie you’re looking at, and there are links to IMDB and TMDB if you want more information. There are no advertisements, and little navigation outside the search bar.
This week we talked with Amos Wenger and Frederic Jacobs, the dynamic duo behind this beautiful site. Amos built movies.io for his girlfriend as a way to find movies to watch. It went online barely a month ago, but mentions from prominent blogs like Lifehacker have propelled it upwards.
Listen to our technology podcast online, right now.
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Amos and Frederick talk about their plans for future of the site, which involves partnerships with independent movie producers and links to other online streaming services. Torrents probably won’t be available on the site forever, they say. The team has no intention of putting ads on the site, ever, preferring instead to monetize with partnerships. Listen to the episode to find out more.
And, as always, the headlines.
Crack Rule writers live all over the world. Every week, three of these writers virtually get together to talk about the latest technology news and what they’ve been up to. It’s called Technophilia,
and while it’s not officially part of Crack Rule– and is occasionally profane – it’s an entertaining way to keep up with technology news.
Head to Movies.io. Search for any film. See a summary of it, instantly, along with links to various ways to get the film: Netflix or Torrent. It’s a remarkably simple website in a world filled with clutter. The background is a single picture from the movie you’re looking at, and there are links to IMDB and TMDB if you want more information. There are no advertisements, and little navigation outside the search bar.
This week we talked with Amos Wenger and Frederic Jacobs, the dynamic duo behind this beautiful site. Amos built movies.io for his girlfriend as a way to find movies to watch. It went online barely a month ago, but mentions from prominent blogs like Lifehacker have propelled it upwards.
Listen to our technology podcast online, right now.
or
Subscribe to Technophilia on iTunes
or
Subscribe to Technophila using RSS
Amos and Frederick talk about their plans for future of the site, which involves partnerships with independent movie producers and links to other online streaming services. Torrents probably won’t be available on the site forever, they say. The team has no intention of putting ads on the site, ever, preferring instead to monetize with partnerships. Listen to the episode to find out more.
And, as always, the headlines.
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