Latest videos & podcasts from Network World.
Highlight of the week:
Panorama podcast: Getting ready for Daylight Saving TimeA two-year-old federal law moves expands Daylight Saving Time by a month starting this year. For humans, it means resetting clocks on a different weekend twice a year, but for computer systems it means upgrades that could cause headaches as the March 11 deadline approaches. Chris Andrew (pictured), vice president of security technologies at PatchLink, joins Network World’s Jason Meserve to discuss the issue and how enterprise users can deal with the problem. (8:58)
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Twisted Pair podcast: Linux fans and swimsuits
Jason calls into the podcast from NYC, where he’s dealing with Linux evangelists touting open source everything as well as slushy snowstorms. Plus, Keith and Jason chat about the new BlackBerry massage spa treatment, how you can get away with a 30-minute nap every day at work, why you should change your home router password from something other than “admin”, and whether anyone still “reads” the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. (35:49)
Cool Tools video: Naturally Speaking 9With version 9 of Nuance’s Dragon Naturally Speaking out, Keith gives it a true test to see if speech-to-text has come out of the dark ages. Can it handle a Boston accent though? Network World 360 podcast: Lessons learned from Internet attack, lax RSA attendees and more
Lessons learned from Internet root server attack, Volpi bolts Cisco, attendees at RSA Conference drop ball on Wi-Fi security, and SAP workers in high demand. (7:22)
Hot Seat video: Better security through industry standardsDoes your computer come with the Trusted Platform Module and how can take advantage of it? Wave Systems CEO Steven Sprague explains this under-promoted security standard on this week’s Network World Hot Seat.
Panorama podcast: Internet political roundup
Catch up on the latest issues surrounding community networks, a new Internet and net neutrality as Julie Bort chats with Sascha Meinrath, executive director of the CuWIN Foundation (11:41)./p>
LinuxWorld OpenSolutions Summit: Bruce Schneier keynote (video)
Security guru Bruce Schneier gives the opening keynote at this year’s LinuxWorld OpenSolutions Summit in New York. What does a store’s get-a-reciept policy have to do with security? Schneier explains.
LinuxWorld OSS keynote: Novell CIO Debra Anderson (video)Anderson shares how Novell made that migration to a nearly all-Linux environment – from the desktop to the data center – and what was learned. LinuxWorld OSS keynote: AMD’s Randy Allen (video)
Randy Allen discusses the implications of an open and collaborative approach to technology innovation in this LinuxWorld OpenSolutions Summit keynote.
