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August 2nd, 2007

Podcast: AlwaysOn Summit, virtual worlds, green data centers and more...

Posted by Dan Farber @ 11:24 pm

Categories: Between the Lines podcast, Datacenter, Facebook, General, Green Tech, Hardware Infrastructure, SaaS, Second Life, Social networking, Software Infrastructure, Telecommunications, Utility computing, Web Technology, Wired & Wireless

Tags: Podcast, Data Center, AlwaysOn, Dan Farber

This week on the Dan & David Show I am on the Stanford University campus at the AlwaysOn Summit and David is in his headquarters outside of Boston. I give David some of the highlights from the conference, including the state of virtual worlds, social networking, green data centers and the future of the Internet.

David talks about his new video series–Tech Shakedown–where he rants about technology that goes awry in his office as he gets through the work day.

This podcast can be delivered directly to your desktop or MP3 player if you’re subscribed to our podcasts (See ZDNet’s podcasts: How to tune in). For more the topics covered during the show, search our blog.

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Dan Farber, editor-in-chief of CNET News.com, has more than 20 years of experience as an editor and journalist covering technology. See his full profile and disclosure of his industry affiliations.

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