Topic: Microsoft

This week, Phil Windley on SpamCop.net's blacklist and a new feature on his website called Ask Phil. Rich Miller has been blogging for Netcraft and covering the SCO v. Everybody_Who_Uses_Linux lawsuits. Robert Scoble reads 1,348 RSS feeds and produces The Scobleizer weblog, which is read by 2,000 people.

Dan is the guy who was fired for co-authoring a report, "Cyber Insecurity," suggesting the security risks posed by the monoculture caused by Microsoft's dominance of the software industry. He talks about his long-term view of informations security, and a new white paper entitled "The Shrinking Perimeter -- Making the Case for Data Level Risk Management."

Rick Chapman (with "the resume from hell") has the dubious distinction of having worked for some of the most famous flameouts of the '80s and '90s: MicroPro, Ashton-Tate, IBM, Microsoft, Novell, Sun Microsystems, and many others. And he's decided to tell all. Name names and no holds barred.