John Locke featured in podcast

James Gaskin, a columnist and editor for Network World and author of 16 books, called up a couple months ago to talk about hosting. Not for his business, but for yours--what we do to help small businesses have an appropriately secured, backed up environment.

He wrote up the results in one of his columns, and just sent us a link to a podcast of the column. It's a nice summary of why small businesses should work with a computer consultant, with Freelock being the subject of the first half of podcast.

Listen to it here!  

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