/>
X
Business

Apple's 30th, cell phone dangers, open source dress codes and more...

This week on The Dan & David Show, we begin with Apple's 30th anniversary, Steve Jobs, Apple Corps vs. Apple Computer, Apple vs.
Written by Dan Farber, Inactive on

Play audio version

This week on The Dan & David Show, we begin with Apple's 30th anniversary, Steve Jobs, Apple Corps vs. Apple Computer, Apple vs. France, the growing iPod/iTunes monopoly and the insidious nature of Apple's DRM. Also on tap, the potential cancer-causing dangers of cell phone usage (see the SAR or specific absorption rate, chart, which shows the quantity of radio-frequency (RF) energy emitted by various cell phones). Former Massachusetts CIO Peter Quinn provides advice to the open source community: "Open source has an unprofessional appearance, and the community needs to be more business-savvy in order to start to make inroads in areas traditionally dominated by commercial software vendors." Also, Microsoft joins a key Open Document Format technical committee--what does it mean? This podcast can be delivered directly to your desktop or MP3 player if you're subscribed to our podcasts (See ZDNet’s podcasts: How to tune in). For more the topics covered during the show, search our blog.

Editorial standards