It’s TWiT number 200 and to commemorate this milestone is the original TWiT crew of Leo, John C. Dvorak, Patrick Norton, Roger Chang and David Prager.

First topic this week is Twitter and how it has been used to such a great effect in Iran.  It has been invaluable in giving the world a real view into what is happening to people on the streets protesting.

The RIAA is back in the news with their successful prosecution of a Minnesota woman who downloaded 24 songs and is being fined $1.9 million.  They seem to be as clueless as ever and are doing a great job of getting people to hate them even more.

There is a big discussion about the recent story that Steve Jobs had a liver transplant two months ago in Tennessee.  While there is still speculation at the validity of this story, Leo himself was tipped off about this a month ago so it is looking to be accurate.

For show 200, some of the original TWiTs talk about a $1.9 million fine for 24 pirated songs, Morro, Steve Jobs, and more.

Runtime – 1:32:40

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