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.]]commandN is a weekly tech news video show with hosts/producers Amber MacArthur, Brian McKechnie, Will Pate and Jeff MacArthur.commandN Episode 1 was released on 28 June 2005, with a new video release each week available for download at their website. Guests have included Frank Gehry commandN: Episode 34 and David Cronenberg. commandN: Episode 52Episode 69 was the last episode Mike Lazazzera appeared as a regular host.

Content

The video covers a wide range of technology news, trends, tips, and how-to segments. Various links to stories and resources are mentioned and displayed during the video and in the episode notes on the CommandN website.The video is split into six segments as described below, although in some episodes some segments may replace others.
  • headLINES: This section discusses all the latest news in technology, including product releases, announcements by companies like Google, Microsoft, and Apple.
  • hotSTUFF: This section generally reviews or illustrates a how-to or use tutorial of a product, service or program.
  • inSITE: This section features a web content, design or usability tip.
  • spotLIGHT: In this section an interview is conducted with various people in the field of technology, web design, geek culture, or relevance to a technology trend.
  • techTIP: This section features a short tip or tutorial to enhance and improve your technological experience regarding a specific topic (generally computers).
  • webPICKS: In this section, Amber and Mike discuss an interesting website or freeware program.

Distribution

commandN is found in various websites/programs including iTunes, Veoh, Newswire Today: Veoh Reinvents Television with Latest Release of Internet TV Peercasting Network Google Video, YouTube, and podcast directories. It's distributed only in video formats.

Popularity

Formats Supported

CommandN is distributed in a variety of video formats: H.264, MPEG-4, .m4v (iPod Video), XVID, and .M4p (PSP format). As of May 1 2006, CommandN no longer supported the .M4p format for space reasons.

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Commandn Biography