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Spyware is driving me crazy. I thought I was pretty safe and clean until I tried PestPatrol's online spyware checker. Yikes! I don't think I was loaded by any standard, but because I had been running AdAware and SpyBot I figured I was cool. Nope. They might be good, but they don't catch everything. Not…

Another example of how the BizBlog is helping already over taxed info-workers keep up. While in the same boat not so long ago I often wondered how management expected people to actually get the work done when everyone was in meeting all the time. The answer is, of course, they expect people to stretch their…

It appears that many companies feel the Holy Grail of desktop computing is search. I'm not sure I totally agree with them, but I can certainly see the powe in the Blinkz model where you could find information online related to your current document. My first thought is that it would be a boon for…

I was thinking over the weekend that I wanted to save a presentation I did in June in Flash to make available online. So I go looking (online of course) for PPT to SWF tools and I learn (or maybe am reminded of) OpenOffice can save presentations to Flash natively! A short (over DSL) download…

This is cool! Amy is right on the money for the applications of having a webfeed calendar. How about your dentist, if it tied into their booking software could push the reminder for your check up to you. Might be interested for group collaboration and scheduling. Platform agnostic to receive. Webfeeds are certainly taking off…

Nice review piece. There is certainly a building buzz around these technologies. As computer speeds and bandwidth improves I think we'll all be living in a William Gibson novel soon. InfoWorld: Web conferencing meets the desktop: April 30, 2004: By Cathleen Moore : APPLICATION_DEVELOPMENT : APPLICATIONS : DATA_MANAGEMENT : PLATFORMS : STORAGE: “Web conferencing has…