The Hobson & Holtz Report - Podcast #223: March 15, 2007

The Hobson & Holtz Report - Podcast #223: March 15, 2007

Content summary: Shel’s in Brazil, Neville’s off to Belgium; Business Week on corporate wikis: the examples of Nokia and Dresdner Kleinwort; Shel reports from Sao Paulo; Dan York reports on FolderShare and Talkshoe; Max Hansen does Lee Hopkins; listeners’ comments discussion; the music; and more.

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Show notes for March 15, 2007

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Posted by neville on 03/14 at 10:23 PM

  1. Max - you were hilllllarrrious :-)

    And Dan York - here is another file sharing service -

    http://sendfile.com/

    Posted by Karin Høgh  on  03/15  at  04:25 AM

  2. I’m still using FTP, myself. My web host (like most web hosts) provides multi-user FTP, so whenever the Ur-Guru has a large file to send me, he puts it onto my FTP server.

    Of course, the pathetic excuse for high-speed internet that we have in the US limits the size of files we can reasonably transmit over the Internet, and I’m not at all sure how to get around *that* problem.

    Posted by Sallie Goetsch (rhymes with "sketch")  on  03/16  at  04:41 PM

  3. I use senduit.com. It has a limit of 100MB which works for me. 

    Enjoy the podcast. Thanx for the fresh ideas.

    Posted by Peter A. Mello, Sea-Fever Consulting LLC  on  03/16  at  06:06 PM

  4. @Dan
    I guess this will do the job for you. Store and share up to 1GB with the free account.
    http://www.box.net/

    Posted by Nicolai  on  03/17  at  04:23 AM

  5. Dan…

    http://www.dropsend.com is a file sharing service that offers a free account with 250MB of storage. Additional plans run from $5 to $19 per month and 1 to 25 GB of online storage.

    Posted by Doug Minor  on  03/17  at  03:33 PM

  6. I was going to put the Business Week link in the show notes but the wiki calls for a password. If anyone has the time and the inclination to tell me how I get it, I’d appreciate it. Thanks :)

    In the meantime, here’s the link http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/mar2007/tc20070312_476504.htm

    Posted by Steven Lewis  on  03/18  at  02:58 PM

  7. Great story, thanks. A rare web jewel:)Always search the web for smth interesting, including cool music mp3 music download is a site where one can compile perfect playlists. A cushy spot for a music addict!

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