TWiT.tv

TWiT.tv (twit.tv)

TWiT.tv is a United States–based technology podcast network (often branded as “This Week in Tech” or “TWiT”) that produces and distributes technology-focused audio and video programs over the internet. It was founded in 2005 by broadcaster and author Leo Laporte, and is operated by TWiT, LLC. (en.wikipedia.org)

Overview

• Type: Podcast network / internet broadcasting network focused on technology news and analysis (en.wikipedia.org)
• Founded: 2005 (en.wikipedia.org)
• Founder: Leo Laporte (en.wikipedia.org)
• Headquarters (as described by the network): Petaluma, California, United States (twit.tv)
• Flagship program: This Week in Tech (from which “TWiT” takes its name) (en.wikipedia.org)

Programming and distribution

TWiT’s output consists of recurring shows featuring technology commentary, interviews, roundtable discussions, and topic-specific coverage (for example, security, Apple, and Windows). Programs are distributed globally via the internet and are available as podcasts and streams; the network also promotes live viewing via streaming platforms. (twit.tv)

Membership and funding

TWiT’s content is generally offered free to listeners, supported by advertising and (optionally) paid subscription offerings such as Club TWiT, which is positioned as providing benefits like ad-free listening and extra content. (twit.tv)

Selected shows (examples)

The network has included well-known programs such as:

• This Week in Tech
• Security Now
• MacBreak Weekly
• Windows Weekly (en.wikipedia.org)

Notes on brand and licensing

TWiT publishes developer/brand guidance stating that “TWiT” is the preferred capitalization and that its shows are released under a Creative Commons Attribution–NonCommercial–NoDerivatives 4.0 license (per its developer guidelines). (twit.tv)

Recent business development

In September 2025, TWiT announced a partnership involving Airwave and ad-sales representation by True Native Media, described as taking effect in 2026 for ad-supported feeds. (twit.tv)