Weekly Show 27 January 2005 Hour 1
This first hour with Matt May of the W3C and Staccato Music got shortened due to an error with the encoder. The remainder is a walk down memory lane with Dot.bomb flashbacks, BBS backtracks and some killer music from Seattle locals Scream Club.
The following are the show notes for the January 26th, 2006 edition of the Chris Pirillo Show.
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Win a Xbox 360, PSP, or other great prizes!
Chris is giving away one substantial gift on every live show. By substantial we’re talking at the level of a PSP or Xbox 360! We’ll likely rotate the “big gift” every week, but it’ll always be worth a few hundred dollars!
For your chance to win tune in, join us in the chat, and call in! How difficult is that? No joke!
Chris’ Router Problems
Chris has been having continuing problems with different routers and is sick of being forced to replace them. Have any advice for Chris?
MSN Search Champs
Chris played a clip from the MSN Search Champs that was about Google’s Press Release which announced they’re Resistsing an US Government Subpoena of Search Data. Microsoft turned over the data to that the US Government and they’re saying that Google has exaggerating the scope of the data requested by the government. Microsoft claims that no personal identifying information (like IP addresses) was turned over. They say the only data they turned over was search terms that people entered and which sites they ultimately visited.
Interview with Shelly _______
Chris spoke with Shelly __________ about social networking online. She is a psychologist and used to be with Microsoft but now is _____.
[I missed most of this interview, please feel free to contribue. --usrbingeek 19:18, 26 Jan 2006 (PST)]
Ponzi
Chris and his finance talk about her trip to Thailand. Ponzi went with her aunt and had a great time. Its such an interesting place with so many cultural differences between here and there.
Ask Leo
This week, Leo discusses a new effort to publicize spyware and its creators.Links and other resources at http://ask-leo.com/watch_the_cockroaches_scurry.html
