The newest episode is available at CSTechcast.com, a full podcast for IT professionals. This week, CEO of Brighttalk.com Paul Heald talks about how webcasts are helping business reach other businesses and the technology behind it. In the news Microsoft is set to release the cloud computing OS Red Dog, the Windows XP downgrade gets six more months of life, web sites get their credentials ripped off, AMD swings at Intel with the Shanghai server CPUs, and Steve Jobs IS alive even after a rumored health crisis. Credit card companies lack of concern for bad wireless security gets "The Worst Tech Move of the Week", we take "A Closer Look" at the fork in the road upgrading to Windows Vista or Windows 7, and the new Hyper-V Server's HVCONFIG is detailed in "The Weekly Tech Tip". This episode of CS Techcast is sponsored by: vConferenceOnline. Use the discount code CSTECH at vConferenceOnline.com for a 10% discount on a virtual conference. Don't miss the SSWUG Ultimate Virtual Conference coming up soon.
Links to stories and sites discussed during the show:Microsoft will float cloud OS this month (InfoWorld)Windows XP gets another lifeline (CNet)Researcher finds evidence of massive site compromise (ComputerWorld)AMD Says Shanghai Won't Be Another Barcelona (PC World)Apple stock tumbles nearly 11% on false report of Jobs' heart attack (CompuerWorld)
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- Eric Beehler (consortioservices.com/blog)