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On this week s EIC squared podcast Dan and I talk about the Olympic-sized IT effort behind NBC and Microsoft s web site. We also talk about LinuxWorld and Google s opt-out moves this week. On the Olympics, it s showtime for Microsoft s Silverlight and the IT effort behind NBCOlympics.com. Will the Net hold up with all of that streaming [...]

On this week s EIC squared podcast, Dan is back and we talk about Microsoft s analyst meeting, Kevin Johnson s departure from the software giant, Carl Icahn s deal with Yahoo and Facebook. The big news this week was Microsoft s financial meeting (see Mary Jo Foley and Ina Fried s coverage) where CEO Steve Ballmer talked strategy and outlined the [...]

On this week s EIC squared podcast Dan and I talk about all the search happenings this week Google and Adobe, Microsoft and Powerset and the never-ending Microhoo saga as well as the Viacom vs. Google lawsuit. It was a busy week on the search front. Adobe kicked off the week by announcing Flash is more searchable now. It [...]

In this installment of the Churchill Club podcast series, a panel of experts examines Web 2.0 s use in the enterprise. Can companies go from Dilbert to dude? The event s speakers include: Steve Bendt, Senior Manager, Social Technology, Best Buy René Bonvanie, Senior Vice President, Worldwide Marketing, Partner Programs, and Online Services, Serena Software Paul Pedrazzi, Vice President, Strategy and [...]

On this week s EIC squared podcast, Dan and I talk the executive revolving door at Yahoo, the Firefox 3 launch, Bill Gates last week at Microsoft (sort of) and my Millennial fatigue. First up, it s not an EIC podcast without some Yahoo chatter. The latest: Everyone is leaving. I maintain Yahoo s board is a mess. And [...]

In this week s EIC squared podcast we cook the week down to two items: Google and Yahoo and Apple s 3G iPhone launch. The biggest news of the week was Yahoo s big ad deal with Google, which is designed to thwart Microsoft and Carl Icahn. At least it brings in $800 million in revenue maybe. The other big news [...]

In this week s EIC squared podcast Dan and I talk Microhoo, the latest from the One Laptop Per Child project and Twitter s business model assuming it can stay up long enough. Another EIC podcast first Dan and I were actually in the same studio. Go figure. On the Microhoo saga, Dan riffed on Microsoft s intentions for Yahoo, noted that the [...]

In this week s EIC squared podcast Dan and I talk Microhoo, the latest from the One Laptop Per Child project and Twitter s business model assuming it can stay up long enough. Another EIC podcast first Dan and I were actually in the same studio. Go figure. On the Microhoo saga, Dan riffed on Microsoft s intentions for Yahoo, noted that the [...]

In this installment of the Churchill Club podcast series, a panel of experts outline the top 10 tech trends. The panelists include: Steve Jurvetson, Managing Director, Draper Fisher Jurvetson Vinod Khosla, Founder, Khosla Ventures Josh Kopelman, Managing Partner, First Round Capital Roger McNamee, Co-Founder, Elevation Partners Joe Schoendorf, Partner, Accel Partners

In this installment of the Churchill Club podcast series, experts weigh in on the upheaval in the media and what you can do to cash in. Speakers: Neil Chase, VP, Author Services, Federated Media Gordon Crovitz, Former Publisher, The Wall Street Journal and former President, Dow Jones Consumer Media Group Ken Doctor, Affiliate Analyst, Outsell Inc Jeanette Gibson, Editor-in-Chief, News@Cisco Moderator: Sam [...]

This week we launch a newly constituted podcast called EIC squared, which to most folks will be the same as our Between the Lines podcast with a different acronym. In other words, Dan Farber and I, are reconvening our weekly podcasts with a new moniker to reflect that the two of us have new gigs. [...]

This week we launch a newly constituted podcast called EIC squared, which to most folks will be the same as our Between the Lines podcast with a different acronym. In other words, Dan Farber and I, are reconvening our weekly podcasts with a new moniker to reflect that the two of us have new gigs. [...]

This week on the Between the Lines podcast, Larry and I dive once again into the Microsoft-Yahoo story. No white knights have appeared to yet to save Yahoo from the clutches of Microsoft, and it s difficult to understand how the two companies will We also discuss Microsoft new model-based language, D, the latest news on Windows [...]

This week on the Between the Lines podcast, Larry and I try to make sense of the wildly gyrating stock market (good luck). Larry also tries to parse what s going on with Apple s stock, riffing on iPod saturation. We also discuss the change in leadership at eBay, Microsoft s grand virtualization scheme and how open source [...]

It s been a busy few days highlighted by Macworld and activity on the merger acquisition front. This week on the Between the Lines podcast, Larry and I give our impressions on the latest Macworld revelations by Steve Jobs. It was clear that Jobs took great pride in the new MacBook Air, which he declared [...]

Welcome to the new Between the Lines podcast. Now that David Berlind has left ZDNet to join CMP, where he will be working on events, my colleague and one of the top tech bloggers Larry Dignan will co-host the show. As in the Dan David Show, we ll talk about the highlights of the [...]

This is our last Dan David Show for 2007, and we look back at some of the major stories and trends of the year. We discuss the impact of the iPhone, cloud-based applications, social networking, software-as-a-service, green IT, industry consolidation and Web 2.0. You can download the podcast directly to your desktop or MP3 player [...]

This week on the Dan and David Show, which is actually the David and Larry show since Dan is on vacation, we discuss Opera s complaint in the EU against Microsoft over the IE-Windows bundle and Web standards. David thinks that Opera is in trouble and that s why it s reaching for the complaint. I argue that [...]

Meet the two brothas who founded brokencurve.com.

This week on the Dan David Show we discuss Facebook s Beacon fiasco for starters. At this point it s clear that Beacon was flawed from the beginning, and the company and its CEO are having trouble handling the controversy after earning their way to the top of the social networking heap in previous months. [...]

This week on the Dan David Show we discuss the curious case of the OpenDocument Format and the role of the OpenDocument Foundation. David takes a deep dive into the controversy that rose out of the OpenDocument Foundation proposing an alternative to the OpenDocument Format. It turns out to be more of a [...]

This week on the Dan David Show we discuss the debut of Amazon s Kindle ebook reader. The reviews so far peg Kindle as a work in progress (a version 1.0 device) that won t immediately light the fires of the book or newspaper industry, but it is a step up from Sony s Reader. I speculate about [...]

This week on the Dan David Show we debate the import of Facebook Ads. David thinks that Facebook Ads will be a footnote in history, and I suggest that they are the start of a new experimental phase with more personalized, invasive and effective (for advertisers) ads based on a social graph. We also discuss [...]

This week on the Dan David Show we explore the scope and meaning of Google s OpenSocial APIs (check out our complete coverage), which dominated the news this week. We also debate about how Facebook will respond. Facebook team members showed up at Google s small launch event for OpenSocial, but they weren t talking. Clearly, Facebook has [...]

This week on the Dan David Show we join in the chorus evaluating Microsoft s winning the Facebook sweepstakes over Google. We also discuss Google s introduction of IMAP into GMail, the launch of Apple s Leopard Mac OS X and reports of forced Windows updates and reboots. David gives his impressions of [...]