Web 2.0 - emerging from the silent-era Although web technology has evolved over the years, for the most part, it has remained silent. Will faster and cheaper bandwidth or the partnerships of Internet giants and entertainment conglomerates bring us an audible web? Do surfers even want sound-enhanced websites? Do You? Let your voice be heard! Brad Fuller

Good Overview of .NET 2.0 Security MSDN has a good overview of the security features of .NET 2.0 in the article above... Mitch Tulloch

Frankie's Friday Flashback Episode 2 The second episode of Frankie's Friday Flashback covers Working with .NET 2.0, Baywatch Cologne, Text Messaging is Making Kids Illiterate, Big Thanks to DonXML, Props to Javascript, and The King of Javascript. Frank La Vigne

Getting Started with Monad In large enterprises, being able to automate administrative tasks using scripts is essential... Mitch Tulloch

Bonjour for Windows Bonjour for Windows lets my XP box easily find my Mac computers. brian d foy

IE7 May Beat Firefox I've been using Internet Explorer 7 in the latest Vista beta for the last several weeks, and here's a shocker: It may be better then Firefox. Preston Gralla

Gender-relevant search? On Saturday a Bloomberg news item reported that Microsoft Research is working on enabling search technologies to determine the gender of the person doing a search... Mitch Tulloch

Score 1 for iTunes AAC! Here’s a happy surprise: When you burn an iTunes podcast file to CD, iTunes converts the chapters into CD tracks. Plus—a simple AppleScript that lets you jump to the exact second you want to hear in a long audio file. David Battino

Managing File Servers Windows Server 2003 "R2" has some terrific enhancements for deploying and managing file servers in the enterprise... Mitch Tulloch

Dot Net Rock TV The Dot Net Rocks team goes one step further and enters the Video Podcasting arena. Frank La Vigne, Frank La Vigne

Windows Has Fewer Security Holes than Linux The conventional wisdom holds that Windows is a security sieve, while Linux is locked down tight. Then why does Linux have three times the number of security holes as Windows? Preston Gralla

Two more bugs found in WMF So "cocoruder" finds two more bugs in Microsoft's WMF engine and publishes info about it on XFocus... Mitch Tulloch

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