NASHVILLE, TN - June 08, 2007 -- Guests from Que Publishing and Acronis Inc. appear on radio talk show Let's Talk Computers.
June 8, 2007 (Press Release) --
NASHVILLE, TN - June 08, 2007 -- Guests from Que Publishing and Acronis Inc. appear on radio talk show Let's Talk Computers. Que Publishing is a company of Pearson Education, the world's largest education publisher and a Pearson (NYSE: PSO) company. Acronis, Inc. offers storage management solutions that are technically advanced for mission-critical applications but easy to use.
Michael Miller, author of "Gloogle.pedia - the Ultimate Guide to Google Resource", sheds light with his inside tips about how you can how you can get the most out of using Google for your all of your searches.
Ed Harnish, VP of Marketing of Acronis, talks about the "Technology Trends in Virtualization" and how Acronis assists the IT staff in maintaining our computer systems with this new technology.
To find out more about Technology Trends in Virtualization and to read the complete transcript go to:
http://www.acronis.com/enterprise/pr/ltc_interviews/June_09_2007
Listen to the interviews at:
Que Publishing http://www.lets-talk-computers.com/guests/que/google_pedia
Acronis Inc. http://www.lets-talk-computers.com/guests/acronis/virtualization_trends
ABOUT LET'S TALK COMPUTERS
Since 1991, Let's Talk Computers, http://www.lets-talk-computers.com, ranks as one of the oldest computer talk shows. On the air since 1989, hosts Alan Ashendorf, CEO, and Sandra Ashendorf, Client Services with Total Solutions, interview representatives from the computer industry about products and industry trends. Produced in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, you can listen-in to "insider" conversations, covering the latest innovations, hardware, and software and how they affect you. Guests have included representatives from Microsoft, Novell, IBM, Market Wire, Computer Associates, Lotus, "PC World", the Cobb Group, Ziff-Davis, Symantec, and a host of other companies mentioned on our Past Guests page. Our goal is to let you know what is happening in the computer industry.
The syndicated Let's Talk Computers (LTC) can be heard weekly in 5 states and 24 hours a day on the website. New shows are uploaded in RealAudio and NetShow formats by Friday, 12:00 PM Central - radio broadcasts begin
Michael Miller, author of "Gloogle.pedia - the Ultimate Guide to Google Resource", sheds light with his inside tips about how you can how you can get the most out of using Google for your all of your searches.
Ed Harnish, VP of Marketing of Acronis, talks about the "Technology Trends in Virtualization" and how Acronis assists the IT staff in maintaining our computer systems with this new technology.
To find out more about Technology Trends in Virtualization and to read the complete transcript go to:
http://www.acronis.com/enterprise/pr/ltc_interviews/June_09_2007
Listen to the interviews at:
Que Publishing http://www.lets-talk-computers.com/guests/que/google_pedia
Acronis Inc. http://www.lets-talk-computers.com/guests/acronis/virtualization_trends
ABOUT LET'S TALK COMPUTERS
Since 1991, Let's Talk Computers, http://www.lets-talk-computers.com, ranks as one of the oldest computer talk shows. On the air since 1989, hosts Alan Ashendorf, CEO, and Sandra Ashendorf, Client Services with Total Solutions, interview representatives from the computer industry about products and industry trends. Produced in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, you can listen-in to "insider" conversations, covering the latest innovations, hardware, and software and how they affect you. Guests have included representatives from Microsoft, Novell, IBM, Market Wire, Computer Associates, Lotus, "PC World", the Cobb Group, Ziff-Davis, Symantec, and a host of other companies mentioned on our Past Guests page. Our goal is to let you know what is happening in the computer industry.
The syndicated Let's Talk Computers (LTC) can be heard weekly in 5 states and 24 hours a day on the website. New shows are uploaded in RealAudio and NetShow formats by Friday, 12:00 PM Central - radio broadcasts begin
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