Wayne and Jim talk about the challenges of securing your on-line activity from hackers and other cyber-criminals. They also discuss the importance of letting the marketplace develop remedies to cyber-attacks, instead of by regulations.

Ramon Ray and Jim Blasingame talk about how small businesses can use the Real Simple Syndication (RSS) technology to podcast messages to their customers.

Jonathan and Jim talk about the anti-trust case the European Union is trying against Microsoft, and how this case will impact small businesses.

Ira joins Jim to talk about some of the common sense things small businesses should do to protect their businesses, their information, their identities and customers' information from computer hackers, viruses, etc.

Jack brings an update on what Jim is calling the next killer app - nanotechnology. Jack is one of the leading voices on nanotech, and you won't want to miss some of the things Jack reports, including how to invest in a world where nanotech exists.

Bob joins JIm to talk about the good, the bad and the ugly of modern technology.

Alan an dJim talk about some of the important internet securities issues facing the on-line world, so that you can protect yourself and your assets from those who would harm you.

Lisa joins Jim for the first time as he broadcasts live from the IBM Security Summit, Orlando, Florida. They talk about IBM's security summits and how businesses can protect themselves from hackers, viruses, and other threats from the Internet. <br></["br"]>

Louis joins Jim as he broadcasts live from the IBM Security Summit, Orlando, Florida to talk about cyber security.

Ilise and Jim continue their series on how to help shy people have the maximum opportunity to by successful by helping them find ways to contribute their good ideas to their organizations.