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Daily News Podcast For Wednesday, July 5


Posted by admin, Jul 4, 2006 01:36 PM

In today's daily news podcast, EMC fills a major security hole with its RSA purchase, SCO's legal setback should help Linux users breathe easier, accidental tech entrepreneurs turn their hobbies into livelihoods, a lawsuit says Microsoft's WGA is actually spyware, survivor accounts are released in 9/11 podcasts, and cell phone talkers are as bad as drunk drivers. Our In Depth report looks at what lies ahead for consumers in the digital living room, while the Editor's Note ticks off seven security lessons learned from the UBS trial.

Here are some other links mentioned in the podcast:
Blog: Fight For Your Entertainment Rights
InformationWeek's special page devoted to the UBS trial coverage
Blog: Our Data Isn't Secure, So What Are We Going To Do About It?

Your host today is Patricia Keefe.

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