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You can find Dave's stories online in PC Magazine online.
You can find Dave's stories online in Make Zine's online blog.
You can find Dave's stories online in Young Money's Technology section. 2600 Magazine In the mid 1990's, Dave's stories on hacking then new technologies like Caller ID and his explanations regarding mylar security threads in US money could be found in 2600 The Hacker's Quarterly.While this magazine is not archived online, an example story called Those Pesky Mylar Strips can be found on this site.
Click on the Reviews button above to see Dave's TXCN segments! Click here to find TXCN on your cable system. Read the DFW TechBiz press coverage. Watch Dave's Video Demo Reel Television Broadcast History: Since growing up, Dave always wanted to be "Mr. Wizard". With his personality, love and knowledge of electronics he keeps people excited, engaged and engrossed (but he's no Triple-E!) with the technology and gear he speaks about.
With a fondness for gadgets and everything electronic, Dave hosted Hi-Tech Toys for the holidays, airing nationwide in November and December. This program was carried on networks such as NBC, ABC, CBS, UPN, WB and Fox. His humorous approach to explaining even the most complex products provided a natural and easy way for viewers to learn about great gift ideas. In one hour, more than 40 products were showcased and explained. Video clips of these great gadgets can be found in the Reviews section of this website.
In Dallas, TX way back in 1996 he met the producers of Net Talk Live!, a two-hour TV, Radio and Yahoo/Broadcast program that taught people how to get their computers onto the Internet. One week later, he was on-air answering questions and showing viewers the latest products and gear. Airing live for three years, the show ended up as a half-hour format in order to syndicate across the World! You can find video stream archives of Net Talk Live and a few of the Interactive programs through Google Video's index of Net Talk and Gadgets.
In fall of 2000, the television show was relaunched as Net Talk Interactive. This change brought a hip new set and a more fitting name becuase of the many ways viewers could interact with the program. Plus the ability to air "live" was lost as networks began to air the show "live from tape" on their own time schedule across many parts of the day. Enter Dave's Net Talk Interactive Page!
Dave created the "ultimate geek underground lair" - better known as Gadget Lab within the show Net Talk Interactive. Here he showcases the latest and greatest hardware and services for the digital age. Sometimes, Dave locks himself into the Lab for days at a time and lets a guest host fill his seat on the set of Net Talk Interactive, while he does his report straight from the lab! You can always see the product reviews of awesome gear direct from the Lab! Click on over to select the Gadget Lab Videos! Because of Dave's vast knowlege of computers and the gadgets that plug into them, you can often hear him as a guest on radio programs across the country. Some of his broadcasts are archived below:
What else is in store for Dave? Only time will tell, but you can always check back here to find out! |
Ed Swan writes: "Dave Mathews is a media maven, a World Wide Web wag...sort of a human modem connecting the world of those who dig bleeding edge technology and the geeks who invent it. When Dave gets into a VLA (Very Long Answer), unavoidable on some of the gadget and interconnectivity issues he handles on Net Talk Live! (and in real life).. the listener's eyes don't glaze over... in fact, they beg for more. That's a communicator! He's my Source through the Morse that is the heavily coded world of computers and the Internet. Gadget Guy!..long may he 'splain'"... To listen to the audio archives here, you will need to download the FREE Real Player. To watch to the video reviews on this site, you will need to download the FREE Quicktime Player. |
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