Hi, my name is James M. Fisher and I have the honour and the pleasure of being a Microsoft MVP awardee since October 2003 in the “Windows Expert-Consumer” category. WindowsTalk’s mission is to provide access to the best Windows® and PC resources available, to be informative in understanding new technologies and be helpful in resolving PC-related problems while at the same time helping you to actually enjoy the Windows experience!
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Rob Boirun is the author of www.burnworld.com which is an industry site around DVD and Blu Ray burning technologies. After working for GEAR software which makes a burning API for vendors such as Apple, Symantec, and others I decided that the web was missing out on some useful information around the optical recording industry, thus the site was created. The industry is shifting the way users receive digital content and I will be shifting the focus as well into more digital streaming, cloud storage, Blu-Ray, etc…
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You can also follow Rob on Twitter @burnworld.
Mitz Pantic is the author of Tips4pc and WordPress Website Builder. With a twenty year obsession for everything about computers, Mitz still to this day shares easy to understand computer tips tutorials as well as website building tips. Earning a living from something she enjoys is the dream of a lifetime.
Follow Mitz on Twitter: @Tips4pc
Alan Tay is the author of IT Security Column, a blog that features IT security news, tips and tricks and also security product reviews. If you are interested to learn more about IT security, do pay his blog a visit!
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You can also follow Alan on Twitter @itscolumn
The Brief History of WindowsTalk
This is actually the fourth version of WindowsTalk.
The first version of WindowsTalk was not owned by me, but was started by a handful of Windows 98 beta testers in order to continue their association and Win98 support after the beta closed down. Several years ago I came into contact with this group, and by then, the content of the site was so old (XP was the current version of Windows at the time) that I suggested updating it. The offer was then made to purchase the windowstalk.org domain name so that I could manage the site myself. I readily agreed!
I then purchased a FrontPage template, got web hosting and WindowsTalk 2.0 was born in April 2005.
Eventually, I discovered blogging and found it much easier than maintaining a static website. So I set up a free account at Blogger and WindowsTalk Blog (WindowsTalk 3.0) went live in the summer of 2008.
Now, I have moved to WordPress on Host Gator and I hope WindowsTalk 4.0 will be here for many years to come. There have been some changes in the theme, however. 
The Ciprian Interview: http://www.vista4beginners.com/James-Fisher-Interview
The Rich Robinson Interview: http://mintywhite.com/tech/news/interview-with-microsoft-mvp-james-fisher/
An interview by Emmanuel Olonade at Income Scene: http://www.incomescene.com/jamesfisher-windowstalk/
I also manage OsteoporosisCanada.ca, a site devoted to Osteoporosis news and updates.
I presently live in beautiful Atlantic Canada with my wife and our 13-year old dachshund, Ginger and Dixie, our Sheltie/Fox terrier mix.
Disclaimer: some of the content on this site is not original, but has been reproduced from other sources with all due credit noted. Some of the images used in the posts are available at deviantART, the stock.xchng or from Microsoft Office images.
Some of the products recommended have been purchased and used by the author. Others have been furnished by their manufacturers.
Still others have not been personally tested, but have been recommended by others whom this author respects.
About my theme: I am currently using iThemes’ Builder Theme with a modified Blueprint child theme.
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