Yearly Archives: 2005

The fourth SBS Show episode was a more technical look at disaster recovery with Jeff Middleton and Scott Buchanan. We put the scare tactics aside but still had a presentation with two gentlemen that had to do some serious disaster … Continue reading →

Orlando IT Pro presents Redhat Enterprise Linux 4 Tuesday, November 22, 2005 New Horizons, Orlando 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM EST This is your invitation to join us next Tuesday evening for a very technical presentation on administration of Linux … Continue reading →

Google Analytics has licensed Urchin statistics software ($199-499/month) to help its adwords publishers find out how to make more money. The nicest thing about it is the fact that it is free (capped at 5 million for adwords publishers) and … Continue reading →

Nino Bilic is one of the guys behind the “You had me at EHLO” Exchange blog and according to Eileen Brown he has been writing some internal-only Exchange documents. Wouldn’t we all like to get a hand on those documents? … Continue reading →

Engadget is reporting that iPodder had to change their name to Juice Receiver. iPodder is one of the best (and most popular) free podcast receivers but was forced to change their name because of the witch-hunt lawyers that work at … Continue reading →

Back from Las Vegas for a few days before I take on the road again. We were at Treasure Island and saw Mystere for the first (and last) time. Now, the night before we did that we went to say … Continue reading →

I often get asked where I find the time and energy to do all I do. I find the energy because I love what I do, the time comes in between projects, plans, meetings, partner events, development.. Even at 7am, … Continue reading →

So for years everyone has been talking about getting a-la-carte TV programming from cable franchises in US. Apparently, they know us much better than we know ourselves. Not only are they pushing the $60-$100 cable bills, but now, for the … Continue reading →

My PR agency, Tim Barrett & Associates, let me know that Microsoft has a new event management site designed solely for the non-commercial organizations. So if you have a community event to plan this may be a more appropriate site … Continue reading →

A slew of new Microsoft programs launched with a lot of conspiracy theories to boot (not a big surprise, eWeek has turned into little more than just a Microsoft bahing community) but the rest of the playa haters have concluded … Continue reading →