Monthly Archives: October 2005

I forgot to post about these earlier, so if you’ve got time this weekend here are some geek things to do: Marketpro Computer Show is in Orlando this weekend at the Central Florida Fairgrounds. From 9:30 AM today till 4PM … Continue reading →

Mike Mars of TS2 talked about the changes to the Microsoft Partner program: Microsoft Announces New Partner Enhancements! As you can see below, these are the most significant enhancements to the program since its inception approximately 18 months ago. What … Continue reading →

So I was in Miami yesterday doing the usual partner breakfast and we started chatting about blogs and the recent sale of Websonic to AOL and the conversation took a turn to trying to make money of the blogs, especially … Continue reading →

Consider this your 24 hour notice if you’d like to participate in the SBS podcast tomorrow. To ask questions send email to sbspod at microsoft.com, or leave voicemail at 206-984-0184. We’re once again going live this Friday. Inside SBS episode … Continue reading →

Consider this your 24 hour notice if you’d like to participate in the SBS podcast tomorrow. To ask questions send email to sbspod at microsoft.com, or leave voicemail at 206-984-0184. We’re once again going live this Friday. Inside SBS episode … Continue reading →

Fast Company published the second annual “Customers First Award” and well.. misleading. According to their nomination process, they were looking for “freshness” so that automatically disqualified Jet Blue… and allowed Best Buy to get on which kind of nullifies the … Continue reading →

Skype is the biggest VoIP service around, now owned by eBay, and its particularly popular overseas. They even use it on their PocketPC when they are nearby wi-fi hotspot so they can save their minutes. In the Vonage-land that is … Continue reading →

Congratulations to Dave and James on their new baby, the Palm Beach IT SBS group. If you’re in Palm Beach area and work in IT, this is the place to hang out at. Not only because you can get the … Continue reading →

It seems that everyone in the antivirus game seems to be spending more money on partnering and marketing in the last few days. I wonder if that Microsoft Antigen shot across the bow had anything to do with it. Hmm. … Continue reading →

If you can’t beat them, unite. Microsoft MSN Instant Messenger and Yahoo Instant Messenger networks are joining together to fight AOL and the new threat from Google (I don’t think anybody considering it a threat has actually tried to use … Continue reading →