In Friday's IT Blogwatch, Richi Jennings watches bloggers watch Microsoft hire a top-level Yahoo! search exec. Not to mention truth in advertising...

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The much-maligned Microsoft Zune apparently has the world's most powerful man as its fan. President-elect Barack Obama was seen using one while working out at a Philadelphia gym. Back in June, Obama told Rolling Stone he was an iPod fan. That's when he was still running for office, though. Has the responsibility of the Presidency brought him to his senses?

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In Thursday's IT Blogwatch, Richi Jennings watches bloggers watch Apple's continuing legal wrangling with would-be Mac clone maker, Psystar. Not to mention Buddy Beckett...

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In Wednesday's IT Blogwatch, Richi Jennings watches bloggers watch Microsoft release the beta of SP2 for Vista and Windows Server 2008. Not to mention a bunch of rocks...

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There are many theories on how to use computers and social networking technology to "disrupt" education. But Rosalind Chivis, principal of Philadelphia's two-year-old High School of the Future, has some real-world experience under her belt on what does and doesn't work.

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A day after the blogosphere noted that Apple has finally admitted Macs need anti-virus software, Apple has pulled a KnowledgeBase article recommending that Mac users install security software. When will Apple finally admit Macs need protection?

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After too much denial, Apple has finally admitted that Mac users need to install anti-virus software. Now it's time for the company to pull its misleading ad that implies that while PCs are prone to viruses, Macs are immune.

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In today's podcast: After outage, Microsoft makes eBay rebates faster for Cashback users; Sprint and Clearwire complete merger deal; and global semiconductor sales fall as consumer confidence fades.

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In Tuesday's IT Blogwatch, Richi Jennings watches Apple tell Mac users that they should use anti-virus software. Not to mention the Slinky Kitteh...

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The first of every month brings Netshare Application data which kinda/sorta gives us an idea of how different platforms and browsers are doing against one another. I say kinda because the data is based on visits to a group of websites, not any other sort of hard data.

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