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Daily News Podcast For Monday, July 17


Posted by admin, Jul 16, 2006 08:14 AM

In today's daily news podcast, we report on a D.C. law firm's claims that an IBM worker hacked its computers, explain about Microsoft's introduction of software that turns old PCs into thin clients, and explore vendors' hopes that the .mobi domain will finally earn some respect. We also have an in-depth report on the OpenDocument Format. The comments of the day focus on how Wikipedia's founders are going off in highly divergent directions on their Web 2.0 projects.

Your host today is Alice LaPlante.

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