Kickstartnews Revue - Podcast #43 - Show Notes for March 19, 2006

Here's the lineup for show #43:

• Hot News: 1st item - Google is NOT a copyright violator despite the over-the-top litigation efforts by allegedly wounded web site owners. Let's answer the question, "When is the Justice system in the United States going to start applying some sort of filter before money has to be spent?" 2nd item - Google is NOT a copyright violator despite claims or fears by the publishing industry, while Amazon, which is at the center of a publishing competition controversy says, "Who Us?".
• Letters: The KSN interview runs a little long this week so we've got to skip letters to the editor. We'll make it up to you next week, we promise;
• KSN Confab: Expenses and who is entitled to claim them. Some business owners say that any employee who puts out good money for something on behalf of the company is a fool. Other owners scramble to reimburse. Howard and Lianne hash it out.
• KSN Interview: This week, Paul Rochford of Techspertise. You're going to find out about the four cardinal rules of successful web design. Paul takes us through it. Violate any of these rules and your web site might not make it!

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