Kickstartnews Revue - Podcast #16 - Show Notes for August 28, 2005

Here's the lineup for Show #16:

• Letters to the Editor: We've got listener and reader e-mail about Microsoft's Small Business Server 2003, the Belkin Media Reader for iPod, the Zigview Digital Angle Viewfinder, document management problems and resource materials for technical writers;
  
• Kickstartnews Confab: A pleasant chat about how to figure out what sort of office equipment you really need;
  
• Big City Byte: Are you ready when disaster strikes your small business? Do you have the means to keep going even when your primary tools are gone, washed away, stolen or burned up in a fire? Well none of that happened to us, but a little bit of water sure slowed us down some.

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Kickstartnews Revue - Podcast #15 - Show Notes for August 14, 2005

Here's the lineup for Show #15:

• Letters to the Editor: We've got listener and reader e-mail about the Belkin Card Reader for iPod, technical writing, the HotSpot Virtual Machine, ACT! vs. Maximizer vs. Membership Plus 2005, and restoring data using Ghost 9;
  
• Kickstartnews Confab: A pleasant chat about e-mail and the strange business fad which seems to demand that people who send you e-mail are entitled to become completely enraged if you don't respond to them within an hour of receiving the message.
  
• Big City Byte: The cell phone Stunner. My dream device for temporarily zapping cell phone signals or individual phones at the beginning of every meeting.

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Kickstartnews Revue - Podcast #14 - Show Notes for August 7, 2005

Here's the lineup for Show #14:

• Letters to the Editor: We've got listener and reader e-mail about Norton Antivirus, embroidery software and compatible files, secure file deletion, eMedia Guitar Method 3 and the Cold Heat Pro soldering iron.
  
• Kickstartnews Confab: Where do owners of small businesses draw the line at employee abuse of e-mail and Internet privileges in the office.
  
• Big City Byte: Be careful how you buy your next computer. Are you just randomly shopping or did you define and spec out your current and future needs?

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