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November 2005

112 posts

Podcast Expo audio sessions are all online now!

I want to thank Tim and his crew for getting all of the sessions audio online. Their are very few conferences if any that would put all of their sessions online this soon after a conference. I encourage all podcasters and those that are thinking of starting a podcast to go and listen to all the sessions. I will definitely

Podcaster News Network Roadmap

I posted an update on the RawVoice website, that shares a little of the Roadmap on what we have planned, we are also looking for people in that we are in recruiting mode for the next phase at PCN. Disclaimer: I am on the board of directors at RawVoice.

Interesting Security Survey

I have been swapping e-mail with a representative of AuthenTec the company that has released some interesting survey results. I am always looking to see how insecure we are and this survey goes about as far as any I have seen in recent times to indicate that we sure are a bunch of sitting ducks. There is nothing more distressing

Verisign maintaining control of .com forever is wrong!

Seems some countries and organizations have had come to their senses and looked up the translation of the word Forever. To me when someone says forever that means to the end of time. But just like a good marriage vow forever does not always mean forever. So when ICANN gave Verisign the rights to the .com domain forever I had

Microsoft to Launch Classified Ad Site

Traditional Newspapers are already getting whacked pretty hard by Craiglist, but it appears Microsoft is going to enter the classified ad space with a product called Fremont. They have a beta up which appears to have crashed when I last checked, it but it is obvious that the classified ad space is going to be heating up. [MarketWatch.com]

Be very careful with discount digital camera sales outlets!

First let me start by saying if a deal looks to good to be true, you can be assured that it is likely is. Well sadly their is usually a scam involved and most of the time it involves someone trying to take money out of unsuspecting people's pockets. My co-worker who is an avid camera buff and I were

Mozilla Corporation Releases Firefox 1.5

Mozilla Corporation, not the Mozilla Foundation, has released the Firefox 1.5, the latest incarnation of the wildly-popular open-source webbrowser. Using the new Gecko 1.8 rendering engine, the new version of Firefox is faster at interpreting HTML webpages and more stable when displaying pages that are created with nonstandard code.

Nick Dentons Startup Kit

Hey Guys some things on the referenced list look familiar, but I think were gonna have to look at a few of these links. If your looking for cool tools for your startup and need to save every penny this is a good list to start on. [Nick Denton]

Firefox Version 1.5 is Released!

Well Microsoft take that as a kick in the Pants, two major updates to Firefox in one year and your product still sucks. Congratulations to the Firefox team and I look forward to being a long time user of the browser. [Firefox ver 1.5 Released!]

So is RSS feed Hijacking Next

Security researchers seem to thing that Internet Explorer Version 7 will be the holly grail for hackers and crackers to use to infect PC's by hijacking RSS feeds. The concept sounds quite feasible considering everything else that these Trojans and bots have been doing to wreak havoc across the Internet. [eWeek.com]

Yahoo drinks the RSS Koolaid in a big way!

Yahoo has fully integrated RSS into Yahoo Mail where you can now have your RSS feeds in you mailbox and they have also got it tied to Yahoo Alerts so that you can be notified when a RSS feed updates. Personally I think the alerts portion is a little over the top. But If you can configure it to trigger

AIRcable HiFi Headphones Product Review

This weekend I received one of the coolest headsets I have played with in a while. I am sure many of you have a Bluetooth wireless headset that you use with your mobile phone, the one I have for my mobile phone is less than optimal but hey it works. Well what arrived in my mailbox was a HiFi Bluetooth

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