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Daily Podcast For Friday, Oct. 6


Posted by admin, Oct 6, 2006 12:25 PM

In today's daily news podcast, Trend Micro is working on a study that lays out how PCs, including many computers in defense agencies, are infected with software bots; Microsoft takes tougher measures against users of counterfeit software; a Sony executive says we'll get to a point where consumers won't mind paying for content; and Wall Street remains unshaken by Apple's admission of its mishandling of stock options. The commentary of the day is on the new--free--AOL.

Your host today is Barbara Krasnoff.


Today's podcast is sponsored by Hewlett-Packard:
Technology should lighten your workload, not add to it. That's why HP created the BladeSystem c-Class--an out-of-the-box IT infrastructure that's cost-savvy, change-ready, energy-efficient and time-smart. BladeSystem c-Class improves on the modular infrastructure, using three exciting technologies that are unlike any other blade solution on the market--Virtual Connect Architecture, Thermal Logic Technology and Insight Control Management.

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