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Week in Preview

Internetnews.com's editors break down the stories behind the stories to bring you a head start in the industry with our weekly podcast.

This Week's Podcast

Universal Translator Moves Closer to Reality - Week in Preview Nov. 24, 2008
[November 21, 2008] In this Turkey-week edition of InternetNews.com Week in Preview, Andy Patrizio tells us why the Universal Translator (from Star Trek) isn't all that far off. Sean Michael Kerner gives us the lowdown on Red Hat Fedora 10. Judy Mottl gives us some insights into the holiday buying season and Kenneth Corbin gives us his take on who will be the next FCC chair. Happy Thanksgiving!

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Washington DC Talks Tech - Week in Preview Nov. 17, 2008
[November 14, 2008] With the countdown on until President-Elect Obama takes office, tech policy is taking center stage in Washington DC. Kenneth Corbin answers the question, is DC now a tech town? Sean Michael Kerner talks about a pair of blasts from the past while Christopher Saunders gives his take on what to look for in the upcoming Microsoft shareholders meeting. It's another great episode of InternetNews.com's Week in Preview podcast.

Is Private Browsing Private? Week in Preview Nov. 10, 2008
[November 7, 2008] This week, Andy Patrizio talks about what the future of Microsoft operating systems looks like. Sean Michael Kerner tells us why he doesn't care for Firefox's Private (Porn) mode. Judy Mottl gives us an update on the evolution of unified communications and Richard Adhikari argues that now is a good time to spend on IT.

Are You Excited About Windows 7? Week in Preview Nov. 3, 2008
[October 31, 2008] In this week's show, Andy Patrizio wraps up at Microsoft's PDC and tells us what to expect at WinHEC (hint: It's all about Windows 7). Sean Michael Kerner talks about what's going on at Cisco, while Erin Joyce talks about the US election and its tech connection. As if that's not enough, David Needle gives us some insight into the Web 2.0 show in San Francisco where Jerry Yang is expected to take the stage. It's going to be a busy week!

What's an Ibex? Week in Preview October 27, 2008
[October 24, 2008] In this week's podcast, Sean Michael Kerner answers the question - what's an Ibex? Judy Mottl answers whether it will be trick or treat for our favorite wireless carriers. While Kenneth Corbin answers why these are dark days in Sunnyvale for Yahoo.

Google Android Debuts with G1 - Week in Preview Oct. 20
[October 17, 2008] The first Google Android based smart phone debuts this week. Sun is set to update Java to the Nth degree and we discuss what's going on with White Space. All this and more in this week's Week in Preview Podcast.

Apple Refreshes Notebook Lineup - Week in Preview Oct. 13, 2008
[October 13, 2008] Christopher Saunders gives us some insight into Apple's Macbook refresh. Richard Adhikari explains how Sharepoint is becoming a platform play and Sean Michael Kerner talks about how this will be another big week for Linux. It's all here for you to hear on InternetNews.com Week in Preview podcast!

What's Next for the Yahoo Google Deal? Week in Preview October 6, 2008
[October 3, 2008] Kenneth Corbin chats about what's next in the ongoing drama surrounding the Yahoo Google ad deal. Andy Patrizio gives us some insight into new security developments and Sean Michael Kerner explains why this will be an exciting week for .NET on Linux.

The Sarah Palin Effect - Week in Preview September 29, 2008
[September 26, 2008] How is Gov. Sarah Palin affecting Internet security? Why is Oracle shaking up the storage market? Listen in to this week's edition of InternetNews.com Week in Preview to find out.

Android Takes A Walk
[September 19, 2008] In this edition of InternetNews.com Week in Preview Judy Mottl tells us about the upcoming Google Android launch while Richard Adhikari previews Oracle OpenWorld.

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