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Join Us Later Today For The Kick-Off Of The Brand-New InformationWeek Live

We're a little more than an hour away from launching our new series of events: InformationWeek Live, a real-time podcast featuring InformationWeek editors and top guests. Today's netcast is primarily a tech rehearsal, but a few of us editors will be there sharing perspective on the top headlines of the day.

| Mitch Wagner | February 04, 2008 01:31 PM

We're a little more than an hour away from launching our new series of events: InformationWeek Live, a real-time podcast featuring InformationWeek editors and top guests. Today's netcast is primarily a tech rehearsal, but a few of us editors will be there sharing perspective on the top headlines of the day.Conversation will feature InformationWeek editor, online, Alexander Wolfe and West Coast News Editor Michael Singer, discussing the issues. I'll be joining them, too -- when I'm not trying to figure out how the technology works and trying to keep from swearing.

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