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External Press Releases Las Vegas Business Press EE Design ClariNews Tracy's Web Technology ONLINE GUY: Al Gibes Monday, September 15, 2003 Las Vegas Review-Journal John Iasiuolo of Las Vegas, host of the syndicated Computer Outlook Radio Talk Show (www.computeroutlookrts.com), carries his most important files with him, on his wrist. Iasiuolo sports a watch that holds 128 megabytes of data which is easily transferred from his computer via a universal serial bus (USB) connection. The cable is hidden in the watchband. The Memix Memory Watch (http://www.optimalaccess.com/linkout.php?a=3) sells for $95. An order form is linked from Iasiuolo's home page. You have many good options for backing up digital files. The key is to do it while you still have original files. You'll be glad you did. COMPUTER OUTLOOK RADIO TALK SHOW TO BROADCAST LIVE FROM COMDEX LAS VEGAS 2003; Exhibitors and Business Leaders to Receive Heightened Exposure; Reach Wider Audience LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 2, 2003--MediaLive International, Inc., the world's leading producer of information technology events, conferences, publications and a variety of media services, has reached an agreement with Computer Outlook Radio Talk Show to broadcast live from COMDEX Las Vegas 2003, taking place November 16-20, 2003 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. "Following the successful coverage exhibitors received at NetWorld+Interop 2003, we felt continuing our relationship was a natural fit," said Eric Farout, Vice President and General Manager of COMDEX. "Computer Outlook Radio Talk Show provides one more value-add for our exhibitors as MediaLive continues to develop opportunities for the international business community to reach a wider audience." Computer Outlook Talk Show Radio host John Iasiuolo regularly covers general-interest tech topics for a broad audience composed primarily of non-specialists, delivered in a language the everyday personal computer user can understand. The daily talk show made its debut with MediaLive International at NetWorld+Interop 2003 and is broadcast live over the airwaves and Web-based streaming media by KLAV 1230-AM (www.klav1230am.com), in Las Vegas, Nevada. Despite the technical nature of conferences like COMDEX and NetWorld+Interop, John's audience is tuned-in to every word of both guests and host, even when the subject is as dense as routers and switches. "They're getting an education," Iasiuolo said, referring to his listening audience. "At the same time, Las Vegas has been the meeting ground of the technology industry for decades. We are delighted to be in the position to provide a forum for business and thought leaders to connect with their audience." For a complete schedule and list of interviews, visit www.computeroutlookrts.com. Questions and comments related to Computer Outlook Radio Talk show can be directed to John Iasiuolo at john@computeroutlookrts.com. IT’S A TALK SHOW ABOUT COMPUTERS WITHOUT SPEAKING IN COMPUTER LANGUAGE Las Vegas' only computer talk show, Computer Outlook, features "what's hot and what's not" in the computer industry. The program broadcasts on KLAV AM - 1230 "The Talk of Las Vegas" on Monday and Friday evenings live from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm. In addition, Computer Outlook airs computer tips daily at 8:30 am, 12:30 pm and 4:00 pm. The show is also simultaneously streamed over the INTERNET by logging onto www.computeroutlookrts.com. The show is a one hour radio program designed to entertain listeners while informing them about the world of computers and related technology. The show features reviews of the latest technology-driven products, frequently asked questions and computer tips - all in plain easy to understand language! It also provides full website support, including archived programs, text summaries, and useful links discussed on the show. John Iasiuolo, the show host, has a varied background in the business world as well as a successful career in the entertainment industry. Iasiuolo said, “I recognized a need for computer education targeting both home and business user with no techno-babble!” Using this concept, Iasiuolo asks the questions computer users would all like answered. Iasiuolo’s attention to detail and commitment to his audience is demonstrated in each show by inviting a guest co-host carefully chosen for specific expertise of the topic being presented. Incorporating e-mail and live listener participation during the program, Iasiuolo’s unique and entertaining approach provides solutions to the mysteries of the cyber world! Iasiuolo has hosted many interesting guests on Computer Outlook. Just to mention a few of them; Michael Millikin, Senior VP, Medialive International on NetWorld+Interop and Comdex 2003; Leslie Adams, Senior VP of Marketing, Netgear a worldwide provider of easy-to-use, high performance networking solutions; Jackson Lan, President and Founder of the PC Club retail and service industry: Al Gibes, The Online Guy, Syndicated Columnist, Las Vegas Review Journal; Mike Vanderslice, VP of Operations, Geeks on Call America, Inc. a national service Franchise for all computer and networking needs and Brian Livingston, who has more than 30 years experience as a computer manager and technology writer. Iasiuolo also broadcasts his show at NetWorld+Interop interviewing a wide range of exhibitors. The show is also scheduled to broadcast at Comdex Fall 2003 Las Vegas. Computer Outlook has been targeted for national syndication, but Iasiuolo says “I will always broadcast from Las Vegas and remain loyal to the listeners that have given me this wonderful opportunity”.
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talk show offering insightful exhibitor interviews
By Sean Cassidy The Daily"Computer Outlook Radio Talk Show" has made its debut at NetWorld+Interop 2003. The bi-weekly program is broadcast live over the airwaves and Web-based streaming media by KLAV 1230-AM (http://www.klav1230am.com/index2.shtml"), a Las Vegas radio station. The program regularly covers general-interest tech topics for a broad audience composed primarily of non-specialists.But according to show host John Iasiuolo, despite the technical nature of NetWorld+Interop, his audience is soaking it all up, even when the subject is routers and switches."They're getting an education," Iasiuolo said, referring to his listening audience. "Exhibitors are talking tech, but at a general level—they're bringing it down to everyday language." Iasiuolo, a long-time supporter of Key3Media-produced trade shows, such as COMDEX, contacted Key3 in the hopes of conducting insightful interviews at the company's Las Vegas events, and an alliance was formed. The show is sponsored by Las Vegas-based Friendly Mobile Computers, which has franchises across the country. "Now, we're going to syndicate nationwide, putting out the show from [Friendly Computers'] numerous locations," Iasiuolo exclaimed.The show kicked off its coverage of NetWorld+Interop 2003 Monday night by interviewing Interop President Mike Millikin and Mark Fishburn, Spirent VP and former Xerox PARC denizen. Millikin and Fishburn discussed some of the major themes at this week's event. One area they highlighted was the concept of the intelligent information network, an idea touted in Cisco CEO John Chambers' Tuesday morning keynote address here. Iasiuolo has interviewed representatives from dozens of IT companies on the show floor, including Cisco, 3Com, Computer Associates, InfoVista, and PolyCom. These interviews will start airing Sunday, May 4, on KLAV 1230-AM. Plans to archive the interviews on streaming media are imminent. For a complete schedule and list of interviewees, visit www.computeroutlookrts.com. Questions and comments for Iasiuolo can be directed to mailto:john@computeroutlookrts.com
"I wanted to extend my sincere thanks for all of your support during our NetWorld+Interop 2003 event in Las Vegas. Thanks to you, we were able to effectively promote the event to your regional listeners and media colleagues while fostering goodwill among our exhibitors" [Read More...] Mike Millikin "Thank you for inviting Baytek to be guests on your Computer Outlook radio talk show. The show allowed us to market to the Las Vegas area as well to our existing customers and potential customers around the Nation via the live internet streaming. " [Read More...] David Kreitel "While attending Networld + Interop 2003 this past April, we had the pleasure to meet you and your radio show team. We immediately connected with you and realized quickly that Computer Outlook was a viable forum for the BNSF's technology services story" [Read More...] Susan Morrow,
APR "Your professionalism is beyond reproach. You really understand your audience and guests, making everyone who appears on your show feel comfortable" [Read More...] Joel M. Rector "NETGEAR works with a lot of representatives from the media, but very few that are as enthusiastic and professional such as you. Your ability to understand technical concepts and help NETGEAR communicate them in a way that your audience would understand was invaluable to our efforts to educate the mass market about networking. " [Read More...] Doug Hagan "I have to say, for such a highly technical show and message, you had a real knack for boiling the subject matter into easily understood messages without loosing any of the core hard hitting content of how this technology will touch the lives and influence the end users. " [Read More...] Peter Benedict "Doing the show and working with John and the producer of the show was a great experience, which I enjoyed, as did my co-workers at Smart Computing. They were true professionals, and we look forward to joining them on the show on a monthly basis to promote our titles as well as providing some insight from our editorial staff." [Read More...] Marcy Gunn "I wanted to thank you for a great program, and let you know that I very much enjoyed participating in your show. I'm also a listener to your show. The quality of conversation and content discussed, as well as excellent guests and commentary provided, together make for a valuable listening experience for the technical audience" [Read More...] David M.
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