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	Leo Laporte - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia
		Leo Laporte is a technology journalist and TV/Radio/Podcast host who specializes in hacking, phreaking, warez, and just about everything else with some type of connection to technology.
		Laporte has recently been involved in a argument involving John C. Dvorak over who originated the creation of many illegal dialers in the 1990's.
		Leo began his life in technology when he purchased his first computer, a vintage ENIAC 3000-series, off of eBay for $420 in 1980.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Leo_Laporte (612 words)

	Leo Laporte - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Laporte spoke of his Emmy Award on This Week in Tech episode 77, at 21 minutes and 25 seconds[1].
		Laporte has stated that the money will be used to pay the podcasting guests for their contributions.
		Leo Laporte is known as Pruneface Spatula on the game Second Life.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Leo_Laporte (1183 words)

	Amazon.fr : Leo Laporte's Guide To Tivo: Livres en anglais: Leo Laporte,Gareth Branwyn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Leo Laporte's Guide to TiVo® is a fun, light-hearted, easy-to-follow guide to all things TiVo, from the simplest remote control trickery, to upgrading hardware, to hacks that give you even more control over your television destiny.
		Leo Laporte's Guide to TiVo® is as user-friendly as TiVo itself, a book you can start utilizing right away, but that grows in sophistication and detail as your mastery of TiVo grows.
		Leo Laporte is the former host of two shows on TechTV —The Screen Savers and Call for Help.
	www.amazon.fr /Leo-Laportes-Guide-Tivo-Laporte/dp/0789731959 (923 words)

	Leo Laporte (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Laporte has published a number of articles on various aspects of the paleontologist's career, some of which are cited below.
		As there is no single "team project," students under Laporte's supervision must usually generate their own financial support for field and laboratory expenses.
		Laporte, L. George G. Simpson, paleontology, and the expansion of biology.
	www.es.ucsc.edu /personnel/oldpages/LaporteLeo.html (339 words)

	The Podcast Academy: Leo Laporte
		Leo Laporte, the man behind the TWiT podcast network and various television and radio shows on technology, speaks about the choices podcasters need to make in order to avoid the mistakes of radio and television.
		Laporte began his bold initiative to move away from the iTunes and iPod monopoly Apple has held over podcasting by suggesting Netcasting as an alternative name.
		Laporte's experience with advertising on the TWiT network is a shining example to the community how podcasts can build lasting relationships with its audience and not sell out to the business world.
	pa.gigavox.com /shows/detail1568.html (425 words)

	The MacCast » MacCast 08.24.2005 - Special Interview with Leo Laporte
		Leo is a very interesting person with many great views and lots of insight.
		Leo’s got to be laughing all the way to the bank on this.
		My favorite moment must have been a slip on Leo’s part when he mentioned that his new IPTV show would be called “Maccast.” You did an audio “double-take” when he said this, and he quickly made the change.
	www.maccast.com /2005/08/24/maccast-08242005-special-interview-with-leo-laporte (1654 words)

	The TWiT Netcast Network with Leo Laporte (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Leo is acting no better than apple, shoud apple be trying to claim territory to the podcast name.
		Laporte, you are not the father of podcasting, netcasting, nor anything else, and please quit thinking that you have anything value to say over the hundreds of other podcasts in existence today.
		Leo and his co-panelists point out Apple may feel the need to protect their trademarks, which requires by law that they pursue instances of "trademark infringement".
	duggmirror.com /tech_news/Leo_Laporte_proposes_using_the_term_netcast_instead_of_podcast (10073 words)

	:: Interviews : Leo Laporte: The PC and open source will outlive Windows
		Laporte said he sees the proliferation of free open source software and open content as hugely positive trends, and even a possible bulwark against the really nasty kind of social control that George Orwell worried about in his book, 1984.
		Leo thinks that central control is going to be challenged by the power of the distributed production and marketing models of open code, whether that central control appears in the form of a monolithic government like China, or a juggernaut like Microsoft.
		Again, Leo is not the first person to take this position, but among prominent tech media personalities, he is an early leader in being publicly vocal on this point.
	www.madpenguin.org /cms/html/62/4791.html (1918 words)

	Recommendation: Security Now Podcast - Ask Leo!
		Security Now with Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte is one of those podcasts.
		Leo Laporte is an internet columnist, TV and radio personality who's been making great use of podcast technology.
		From his weekly tech QandA radio show, to one of the most popular tech podcasts around, This Week in Tech, Leo Laporte is likely to be one of the most listened to voices on the internet.
	ask-leo.com /recommendation_security_now_podcast.html (622 words)

	Newsvine - Leo Laporte calling time on TWiT?
		Then one day Leo jokingly commented about his former show Call for Help, that he would be willing to travel anywhere that wanted to pay him to do the show again.
		As I said, Leo deserves a lot of respect for the effort he has put into Twit.tv, and the work he has done is instrumental in the state of podcasts and technology oriented media on the Internet today.
		Perhaps Leo has spread himself a little thin with so many netcasts and the tendency of most would be to go with those shows that aren't as much work or so hard to get people together for.
	denniswright.newsvine.com /_news/2006/10/23/411363-leo-laporte-calling-time-on-twit (2241 words)

	Geek Cruises - Speaker Leo Laporte
		Leo Laporte has worked as an author, speaker, and broadcaster in New Haven, Monterey, San Jose, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, most recently focusing on technology coverage for radio and television.
		In 2000-2001, Leo was a Contributing Editor at Access Magazine, a Sunday newspaper magazine supplement with an estimated readership of 13 million in 80 markets nationwide.
		Currently Leo hosts a radio technology talk show on KFI AM 640, Los Angeles every Saturday and Sunday from 11a to 2p, and Call for Help, a daily hour-long television show produced in Toronto and aired in Canada on G4TechTV, and Australia on the HOW-TO Channel.
	www.geekcruises.com /speakers_b/leo_laporte_bio.html (531 words)

	Stories Tagged 'leo laporte' » Netscape.com
		Leo Laporte to be Honored at The Podcast and Portable Media…
		Gadgets and Tech – Podcast & Portable Media Expo today announced that Grape Radio and Leo Laporte are the 2006 recipients of the conference's "Podcast of the Year" and "Person of the Year in Podcasting" awards, respectively.
		In the interview Leo talks about his first computer, why he thinks podcasting will have a bigger impact than blogging, new shows for the TWIT.TV network and what he sees as the future of podcasting.
	www.netscape.com /tag/leo+laporte (538 words)

	Leo Laporte: Kevin Rose vs. Calacanis » Netscape.com
		I usually like what Leo has to say and had hoped that he would look at the issue of paying participants who are leaders in the space, rather than approach the topic from the perspective of the personalities involved in the discussion.
		It's just Leo stating his opinion, I for one wouldn't want to see this passing off as real news.
		I just did a podcast about some fishy goings on where Leo is concerned and now this is just more wood for my fire.
	tech.netscape.com /story/2006/07/26/leo-laporte-kevin-rose-vs-calacanis (1121 words)

	Leo Laporte wants to rebrand podcasts as 'netcasts' - I agree - The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Leo's second reason, and one that I feel is a bit more significant, is the implication of the deep roots the term 'podcasting' itself has grown, in light of its relationship to the iPod as a word and a product.
		LaPorte appears to be looking to line his own pockets (as indicated by his desire to trademark the term) as opposed to altruisticly opening 'netcasts' to a wider market.
		If Leo was the real journalist instead of an over active imagination he would have gotten an Apple representative to do an interview and discuss the policy of protecting their trademarks, or something.
	www.tuaw.com /2006/10/07/leo-laporte-wants-to-rebrand-podcasts-as-netcasts-i-agree (2228 words)

	The TWiT Netcast Network with Leo Laporte
		Leo is interesting, smart and fun to listen to, but he doesn't do anything for free.
		Laporte, you are not the father of podcasting, netcasting, nor anything else, and please quit thinking that you have anything value to say over the hundreds of other podcasts in existence today.
		Leo and his co-panelists point out Apple may feel the need to protect their trademarks, which requires by law that they pursue instances of "trademark infringement".
	www.twit.tv /2006/09/22/a_cast_by_any_other_name (11441 words)

	Leo Laporte's 2005 Gadget Guide - $19.99 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Dedicated to the leagues of mainstream geeks who integrate technology into every facet of their lives, Leo Laporte's 2005 Gadget Guide is the definitive source for your gadget-buying needs in 2004-05.
		Leo boils down the reams and reams of product specs, slices through the marketing hype and delivers his best-of-breed picks for everything from digital cameras to MP3 players, GPS units to cell phones, and from home theater equipment to computer gadgetry.
		Leo will help you ensure that your hard-earned bucks are put to good use.
	www.quepublishing.com /title/0789732084 (283 words)

	Leo Laporte on 43 People (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Leo Laporte is truely a technoloy icon in the community.
		Leo and the TWITs are the reason I got into podcasting.
		Leo is a near-perfect compromise of tech-savvy and public-savvy.
	www.43people.com /profile/view/130318 (231 words)

	Amazon.ca: Leo Laporte's 2005 Gadget Guide: Books: Leo Laporte,Michael Miller (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Dedicated to the leagues of mainstream geeks who integrate technology into every facet of their lives, Leo Laporte's 2005 Gadget Guide is the definitive source for your gadget-buying needs in 2004-05.
		Leo boils down the reams and reams of product specs, slices through the marketing hype and delivers his best-of-breed picks for everything from digital cameras to MP3 players, GPS units to cell phones, and from home theater equipment to computer gadgetry.
		Leo will help you ensure that your hard-earned bucks are put to good use.
	www.amazon.ca /Leo-Laportes-2005-Gadget-Guide/dp/0789732084 (448 words)

	G4techTV.ca > Call for Help > Meet Leo Laporte - Host of 'Call For Help'
		Leo Laporte majored in Chinese history as an undergraduate at Yale University.
		Laporte has written software for CP/M, Macintosh, and PC compatible computers including the popular open source programs, Q Dial and Mac Arc for the Macintosh.
		Leo lives in Northern California with his wife, Jennifer, his two children, Abby and Henry, and two sheep, four cats, and an African Cichlid named Billy Bob, Jr.
	www.g4techtv.ca /callforhelp/aboutus/bio_leo.shtml (688 words)

	Leo Laporte Screams "Donkey Doodie" at Zune; Zune Whimpers Silently - Gizmodo
		Leo's such an apple fanboi I find it hard to take any negative remarks from him about a MS product seriously.
		Leo's right - but most of us were up in arms about the kickback when we heard about it weeks and weeks ago.
		Leo was right, much props to the people who developed the Zune, but to the freakin suits who "nerfed" the crap out of it, they should have grannies with plastic bats sent to their house to kick their ass.
	www.gizmodo.com /gadgets/zune/leo-laporte-screams-donkey-doodie-at-zune-zune-whimpers-silently-223091.php (3571 words)

	Leo Laporte
		Leo has kept busy over the years with his work on G4TechTV, just recently taking on a new Technology Radio Show on KFI in Los Angeles and writing columns on computers as well a podcast enabled website called This Week in Tech.
		Leo also has a popular website at http://www.leoville.com with the same kind of tips and tricks as well as interaction with other readers and watchers of his popular screen saver show.
		Leo is always a great guest and also gave us some great information on some of the new products coming out soon.
	www.techtalkradio.com /books/leotech.htm (436 words)

	Amazon.fr : Leo Laporte's 2005 Mac Gadget Guide: Livres en anglais: Leo Laporte,Megan Morrone,Todd Stauffer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Leo Laporte hosts two shows on TechTV (formerly ZDTV), a 24-hour cable channel dedicated to computers and the Internet.
		He is the author of Leo Laporte's 2003 Computer Almanac, published by Que and named Pearson Technology Group's Book of the Year in 2002.
		His most recent book, Leo Laporte's 2004 Screensavers Technology Almanac was published by Peachpit.
	www.amazon.fr /Leo-Laportes-2005-Gadget-Guide/dp/0789731746 (544 words)

	Newsvine - Leo Laporte 'Person of the Year in Podcasting'
		Podcast & Portable Media Expo today announced that Grape Radio and Leo Laporte are the 2006 recipients of the conference's "Podcast of the Year" and "Person of the Year in Podcasting" awards, respectively.
		Leo Laporte hosts and produces several podcasts, including This Week in Tech (TWiT), Security Now!, Inside the Net, The Daily Giz Wiz, and FLOSS Weekly.
		Leo is "The Tech Guy" on radio station KFI AM 640 in Los Angeles and is also the host of Call for Help, a daily hour-long television show that airs in Canada and Australia.
	leestone.newsvine.com /_news/2006/09/22/371603-leo-laporte-person-of-the-year-in-podcasting (251 words)

	Amazon.com: TechTV Leo Laporte's 2004 Technology Almanac: Books: Leo Laporte,Megan Morrone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		It covers a broad spectrum of general-interest computing subjects, and is suited to a competent and curious, but not expert, reader who appreciates a pointer or two as he or she learns how to be a power user.
		Leo, and his book, aren't for the Geeks or the Web savvy, both are for everyone else.
		Leo's whole career is about being inclusive of people that need help understanding the world of computers.
	www.amazon.com /TechTV-Laportes-2004-Technology-Almanac/dp/0735713693 (1763 words)

	Amazon.com: TechTV Leo Laporte's 2003 Technology Almanac: Books: Leo Laporte,Laura Burstein (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Leo Laporte has made his name explaining why personal computers, for all their idiotic quirks and obscure ways of going about their work, are essentially benevolent.
		Leo Laporte has pulled off the rather amazing feat of writing books enjoyable by just about any level of computer user.
		Leo is one of the hosts of The Screen Savers, a 90 minute show that I watch very frequently.
	www.amazon.com /TechTV-Laportes-2003-Technology-Almanac/dp/078972829X (1706 words)

	Leo Laporte Photos - Leo Laporte News - Leo Laporte Information
		Leo Laporte is well known in the computer industry as an author and a computer expert, but it's his pleasant and encouraging attitute towards people who are computer illiterate that makes him one of the most popular in the industry.
		Laporte is the only person on the US version of the G4 network to have his show cancelled twice (Call for Help).
		Leo's podcast This Week in Tech recently won the award for "The Year's Best Podcast" at the 2005 Podcasting Expo.
	www.tv.com /leo-laporte/person/175861/summary.html (380 words)

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