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  • Facebook explained

    Facebook explained

    Tony Delroy and Paul Wallbank on the February 3  ABC Nightlife across Australia technology segment looked at how Facebook is taking over the world.

    A recording of the program is available from the ABC Nightlife website until February 10.

    Aspects we discussed included;

    • Is Facebook really worth 50 billion dollars
    • Where are they making money?
    • Can we trust them with our data?
    • How do we protect ourselves when using Facebook?

    Your views are welcome and if you’d like to join the conversation with your questions or comments phone 1300 800 222 within Australia or +61 2 8333 1000 from outside Australia.

    You can SMS Nightlife’s talkback on 19922702 or twitter @paulwallbank using the #abcnightlife hashtag

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  • ABC Nightlife, 15 December 2010

    Join Rod Quinn and Paul Wallbank for a look at what the Wikileaks Cablegate affair means to Internet users, including some serious questions for businesses moving onto the cloud.

    The recording from the show in now online through the Nightlife website. It will be available until at least 22 December.

    Aspects we discuss include;

  • How secure is our business information in a digital world?
  • Can we trust Internet providers to do the right thing
  • How reliable is cloud computing when Amazon can shut Wikileaks down?
  • Why writing unflattering things about your friends and business colleagues is rarely a good idea
  • Dealing with unethical telcos and Internet providers

    • Listeners’ questions
    As usual we had plenty of listeners calls, these included the following who we said we’d get back to;

  • iTunes not recognising an iPod
  • Removing Installshield
  • The Paypal “horse float” scam

    • Your views are welcome and if you’d like to join the conversation in future shows with your questions or comments phone 1300 800 222 within Australia or +61 2 8333 1000 from outside Australia.

    You can SMS Nightlife’s talkback on 19922702 or twitter @paulwallbank using the #abcnightlife hashtag

    Contact us for anything you would like to hear about in upcoming shows, we’re always happy to hear new ideas.

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  • 702 Sydney Weekend computers: December 2010

    The Christmas holidays are approaching and we take time out to look at what you can do to protect your home and business computers while you are on holiday.

    Listeners’ questions we covered included;

    Removing Trojan Horses from a computer
    Computer virus infections often arrive in the form of Trojan Horses – programs that pretend to be something else such as an image viewer – removing them can be difficult.

    The IT Queries website has the step-by-step instructions for removing a virus infection using the Malwarebytes program.

    Ejecting a stuck DVD or CD
    Steve asked about getting a stuck disk out of his computer. Luckily on most optical drives, at least those with trays, there is a pin hole where you can push in a straightened out paper clip to manually open the drive.

    Tune into ABC 702 Sydney to hear Paul Wallbank and Simon Marnie discuss the tech issues that affect you or listen online through the ABC Sydney webpage.

    We love to hear from listeners so feel free call in with your questions or comments on 1300 222 702 or text on 19922702. If you’re on Twitter you can tweet Paul at @paulwallbank and 702 Sydney on @702sydney.

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  • ABC Nightlife: 2 December 2010

    Microsoft Windows has celebrated its 25th birthday and the web turns 20 this month. Join Tony Delroy and Paul Wallbank to discuss where Windows has been and where computers are going over the next two decades.

    If you missed the program, a recording is available on the Nightlife website.

    Join us on your local ABC radio station or listen online at www.abc.net.au/nightlife.

    If you’d like to join the conversation with your questions or comments phone 1300 800 222 within Australia or +61 2 8333 1000 from outside Australia.

    You can SMS Nightlife’s talkback on 19922702 or twitter @paulwallbank using the #abcnightlife hashtag

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  • ABC 702 Weekend Computers: Can you trust online reviews?

    Tune into ABC 702 Sydney to hear Paul Wallbank and Simon Marnie discuss the tech issues that affect your home and business from 10am or listen online through the ABC Sydney webpage.

    For October’s program, we’re looking at review sites asking how reliable they are and ways you can determine if an online review is real or fair.

    We love to hear from listeners so feel free call in with your questions or comments on 1300 222 702 or text on 19922702. If you’re on Twitter you can tweet Paul at @paulwallbank and 702 Sydney on @702sydney.

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