HP's Ethics Move Still Falls Short By Michael Hickins By having its ethics officer report to its top lawyer, the tech
giant shows it still doesn't get it.
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Will IBM Acquire Red Hat?
[October 27, 2006] This week, Sean Michael Kerner breaks down Oracle’s bad news for Red Hat. Clint Boulton looks ahead to Storage Networking World. Michael Hickins warns of upcoming problems with electronic voting machines and Andy Patrizio says what’s next for DRM-hacker DVD Jon. Listen to MP3 File
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Can Internet Explorer 7 Hold Off Firefox 2?
[October 20, 2006] This week, Andy Patrizio previews Internet Explorer 7's impact. Roy Mark explains which technology issues will shape federal elections and Clint Boulton tells us what HP's Mark Hurd will announce during his keynote at Oracle OpenWorld. Listen to MP3 File
Are You Ready For The New Browsers?
[October 13, 2006] This week, Sean Michael Kerner prepares us for FireFox 2 and Internet Explorer 7. Andy Patrizio updates us on Vista as we head toward the holidays. Michael Hickins previews Google's financials and Erin Joyce reports from DigitalLife. With reporting from Nicholas Carlson. Listen to MP3 File
Can Fedora Core 6 Save Red Hat?
[October 6, 2006] This week, Roy Mark breaks down Congress’s ban on Internet gambling. Sean Michael Kerner tells us what might save Red Hat. Clint Boulton looks ahead to next week’s Gartner Symposium. And David Needle takes us into his Second Life. With reporting from Andy Patrizio. Listen to MP3 File
HP Circus Comes to Congress
[September 29, 2006] This week the HP scandal hit the road and Roy Mark caught the show in Congress. Sean Michael Kerner explains why the Open Source crowd is getting rowdy over Firefox. And Clint Boulton tips us off on the next big deal for Big Blue. With additional reporting by David Needle and Michael Hickins. Listen to MP3 File
