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December 5, 2008

Tech Therapy: 'All Your Tech Questions Answered'

Earlier this week, our Tech Therapy podcast earned six figures. That is, the various episodes of our technology-focused audio series — which feature Scott Carlson, a Chronicle reporter, and Warren Arbogast, a technology consultant — have been downloaded more than 100,000 times.

Over the past year and a half, Scott and Warren have discussed topics like green IT, outsourcing e-mail, hiring a chief technology officer, the perils of online sex, and the helpless feeling technology can bring. They have talked about communication and how campus technology got so screwed up in the first place. They have interviewed Cary Sherman of the Recording Industry Association of America and Diana Oblinger of Educause.

If you haven’t heard the show, check out past 37 episodes on the Tech Therapy page or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes. And listen to this week’s year-end episode, titled “All Your Tech Questions Answered,” right here.

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