Tech Talk RealAudio Archives
November 2000
Sponsored by Stratford University
Saturdays at Noon EST on WMAL NewsTalk Radio
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It's everything you always wanted to know about computers
and information technology, but were afraid to ask.
     David Burd and Dr. Richard Shurtz, President of Stratford University, host Tech Talk, a program about computers and information technology.
     Links to selected programs are below. All programs are archived in RealAudio format. Just click on the show's date to listen. Older shows are archives as transcript summaries. You can listen live over the Internet by clicking ListenLive during show time.
 
Show Selected Topics
Nov 25, 2000
RealAudio 0:41hr
 Not Archived
  • The Race for Holiday Gifts (MP3 players, digital cameras, Palm).  (See www.cnet.com)
  • Certification Demystified – Windows2000 and Cisco
  • Microsoft .NET Initiative
  • RAM leakage and what can be done about it. (See www.memturbo.com)
Nov 18, 2000
RealAudio 1:00hr
 Not Archived
  • Dr. Ed Gerck, CEO of Safevote, discusses pros and cons of Internet voting (www.safevote.com).
  • Detective Ken Haynes, Computer Forensic Section, Fairfax County Police, discusses data tampering or destruction by disgruntled employees
  • Six new Top Level Domains Approved (www.icann.org)
  • MP3.com settles with Universal (www.mp3.com)
Nov 11, 2000
RealAudio 0:43hr
 Not Archived
  • Dr. Lee Fritschler, Assistant Secretary of Postsecondary Education, US Department of Education discusses initiatives in workforce development. See his website is www.ed.gov.
  • Windows Millennium Provides Haven for Virus’s in Restore Subdirectory 
  • Microsoft Released Whistler Beta Last Week (64bit OS)
  • TransMeta IPO Released (www.transmeta.com)
  • Microsoft released 87 Security Patches in 2000
  • Internet Appliances Arrive
Nov 4, 2000
RealAudio 0:45hr
 Not Archived
  • Dr. Fred Ricci explains wireless telecommunications technology, including cellular and satellite systems.
  • LTC Norvel Dillard Battalion Commander, U.S. Army Baltimore Recruiting Battalion, talks about University First Program and partnership with Stratford
  • Microsoft hacking update
  • Software to block Internet ads and popups (www.adsubtract.com)
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