The Sisterhood of the Traveling Software - Transcript

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David Lawrence: Okay stop for just a second, what was your question?

Julian: How can I start a focus group online?

David Lawrence: A focus group what is that you want people to comment on?

Julian: Commenting on what*s happening politically.

David Lawrence: So that*s not a focus group that is just simply a discussion group. And since you are already on Yahoo Groups that*s*

Julian: No, no I am on Yahoo Chat.

David Lawrence: Right, Yahoo Groups is where you want to go. If you go to www.groups.yahoo.com you can create your own discussion groups on whatever you want including politics. And technology and also you can even discuss Edwin who says things like oh my I did a wicked thing, don*t you know, you use yahoo I am as well. You know you could talk about Edwin you could talk about the fact that Edwin sounds an awful lot like walligator. Oh I am going off to the side here because I am surfing behind a boat, don*t you know. You can do all of those things on www.groups.yahoo.com that*s where you want to go for this. Especially, since you already have a Yahoo Sign In, a Yahoo Instant Message ID that means you have an account on Yahoo. And so you can go to Yahoo and use all of their functions, the News and the Calendaring and the News Alerts and the Calendaring and the Contact Sheets and the Personnel, you might want to go over to the personnel Julian, make sure the ladies know you are available.

24 before the hour my name is David Lawrence, here is our toll free telephone number, that gives me an open line if you want to jump in to get on the air 180039 Online, 18003966546, 180039 Online. And here is the story coming over from CNET. This is off the Reuters wire so very interesting when CNET does the main work and then all of the other wire services pick it up. Now this is CNET*s www.News.com, the only outlet that has this story. All the other wire services that you know, all the other wire services are taking the feed from CNET. And giving them credit for it but saying that CNET has comped the story. Why are they doing this and why are they so prominently putting CNET*s www.News.com upfront because this is an unbelievable story. This is a story that ultimately changes the landscape, if true ultimately changes the landscape of the computer world. Here is the story of the Reuters wire and then of course all of it's true great, they gave CNET credit but if it isn*t true then they will say, well CNET said that it was true. www.CNET.com said that it was true.

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