Kickstartnews Revue - Podcast #50 - Show Notes for May 8, 2006

Here's the lineup for show #50:

• Hot News: Google is facing a mounting wave of click fraud problems related to its wildly successful AdWords service. The Spam Kings are being nailed by the courts, finally. And the experimental band Tool and a few of its contemporaries are teaching the music business new ways to do business successfully. Kickstartnews Managing Editor Howard Carson explains everything.
• Letters to the Editor: Somebody asked us about cost estimating with CADPro 4, an apprehensive Linux user wants to know about installation partitioning on a Windows PC, and, another reader wants - nay - demands help really but doesn't tell us anything about the problem. Now THAT'S a problem!
• Kickstartnews Confab: If everybody does their job right and all of the stars and planets align, businesses gow and change prosperously over the years. Sometimes, your business changes so radically that taking care of long-time customers becomes a problem. Does there ever come a time when you have to kick a loyal customer to the curb?
• Big City Byte: Are There Any Decent Resources That Don't Cost a Small Fortune for Small Businesses with Software and Hardware Trouble? Are Meetups the answer? And when the hell did all the computer user groups disappear?

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