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Daily Podcast For Friday, September 8In today's daily news podcast, the popular Web 2.0 sites Digg and Facebook are under fire from their users, HP extends its Integrity line of servers with dual-core Itanium processors, Microsoft might delay the introduction of Vista in Europe, the class-action lawsuit against adware maker Zango is dismissed, and Research In Motion introduces the cell phone-sized Pearl, a sleeker version of the BlackBerry. Today's in-depth roundup is on reviews and personal tech, and the editorial discusses two headache-inducing decisions to make when buying a new PC. Your host today is Valerie Potter. « Post 9/11: Five Years Of IT Promise And Failure | Main | Video: Getting Up To Date On 2004 InformationWeek 500 Winner E.&J. Gallo » |
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