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December 6, 2006 - 6:25 P.M.

Computerworld Input Output: An FCC critic speaks out; French parliament to go open source

In this week's episode: An FCC critic explains what's wrong with the commission, and what the "Net Neutrality" debate potentially means for gamers. In our second segment, France becomes the latest government to go the open-source route by adopting Linux and OpenOffice. What does it mean for Microsoft?

Podcast duration: 12 minutes

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