238: When TV Becomes Your Only Escape
We'll tackle why Alphabet's Chief Legal Officer, David Drummond, stepped down from the company, as well as the implications of Google having unfettered access to medical records. We'll also muse a bit about Samsung's new "industrial" mid-range phone.
Material · Andy Ihnatko and Florence Ion
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Show Notes
Flo and Andy cash in their yellow card immediately with a conversation on Silk Stalkings and Columbo in Kanji. (We're already Gympie-Gympie Bush influencers—when do we become vintage TV influencers?) Then, we'll tackle why Alphabet's Chief Legal Officer, David Drummond, stepped down from the company, as well as the implications of Google having unfettered access to your medical records. We'll also muse a bit about Samsung's new mid-range phone made for "industrial" industries.
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Links and Show Notes:
~ 23:15: Alphabet’s Chief Legal Officer Stepping Down Amid Investigation
~ 39:50: Inside Google’s Quest for Millions of Medical Records
