Kickstartnews Revue - Podcast #42 - Show Notes for March 12, 2006

Here's the lineup for show #42:

• Hot News: We're watching the wires for stories that concern small business. Dell may be acquiring AlienWare in a deal which might be very favorable to business even though AlienWare has traditionally been known for its killer gaming computers. Dell may get into AMD processors, sort of, after years of threatening Intel with a switch. And, big brother - Google resists the charms of the U.S. Justice Department;
• Letters to the Editor: File managers - literally, what to use when replacing the stodgy old Windows Explorer - are a problem, and somebody wants help making a decision. Hard drive internals - another listener is looking for help figuring out hard drives;
• Kickstartnews Confab: The religious symbol and its place in the office. Who places religious symbols around their office or cubicle and expects every visitor to genuflect in some way? What other decorations, for want of another word, are inappropriate in the office;
• BOAT: This week, Business Online and Technology looks at your assets. Managing Editor Howard Carson and Tugboat Enterprises CEO Judi Tyabji Wilson ask the question, How Secure Are Your Assets. It's all about doing backups using old technology in new, easy ways.

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