Bit Talk

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Bit Talk

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Welcome to Bit Talk, a brand new radio talk show on station WALE in Rhode Island, serving the Rhode Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts areas.

If you're not in one of those states - not to worry! You can listen online.

The show will be aired live on Fridays, from 2pm - 3pm EST, and will be hosted by CDML president, Len Kaplan. Each week, a different computer-related topic will be discussed.

Please come to our listener forums and post your questions and comments about the topic (and while you're there, drop by the Joke Forum for a good laugh).

More detailed information about the show will be posted as it becomes available, so please check back regularly.

Relevant Resources

Show Date	Show Description	URL	Resource
We hope you'll be listening on February 16th!	This week, on February 16, 2001 the show will focus on the E-Business and how companies can benefit from doing their business electronically. This topic covers advantages and disadvantages of putting business online.	Full Article	Office culture thwarts collaborative e-commerce By Mike Cleary Interactive Week, February 13, 2001 10:25 AM ET Companies are just beginning to learn to collaborate over the Internet by automating their operations, but technology isn't the thing that will hold them back.
We hope you'll be listening on February 16th!	This week, on February 16, 2001 the show will focus on the E-Business and how companies can benefit from doing their business electronically. This topic covers advantages and disadvantages of putting business online.	Full Article	Recession? What recession? Many enterprises up e-biz spending By Valerie Rice eWeek, February 12, 2001 12:00 AM ET Fred Buehler's Web strategy has a familiar ring to it: invest in promising startups, beef up the storefront and roll out new technology. What makes it remarkable is the timing. Even in the midst of a jittery economy and a parade of dot-com disasters like Go.com, the vice president of e-business for Eastman Chemical Co. is doing e-business like it's 1999—not 2001. This year, Buehler will spend more, do more and devote more people to the company's e-business efforts than ever before. In a slowing economy, he's moving more quickly.
We hope you'll be listening on February 16th!	This week, on February 16, 2001 the show will focus on the E-Business and how companies can benefit from doing their business electronically. This topic covers advantages and disadvantages of putting business online.	Full Article	210 Net companies crashed in 2000 ZDNet, January 3, 2001 8:32 AM ET At least 210 Internet companies shut their doors during the year 2000, taking down with them some $1.5 billion in investment money, a new survey shows.
We hope you'll be listening on February 16th!	This week, on February 16, 2001 the show will focus on the E-Business and how companies can benefit from doing their business electronically. This topic covers advantages and disadvantages of putting business online.	E-Commerce Resources and Further Reading