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James Turner is a well-published freelance writer who has placed pieces in a number of high-profile publications. He has served as Senior Editor of LinuxWorld Magazine, Products Editor for Linux Journal , has had a monthly Linux column in Computer Power User, and was a Senior Contributing Editor for Linux Planet. He currently serves as a Correspondent of the Christian Science Monitor and a contributing editor for O'Reilly Media. He is a member of the Internet Press Guild, the Society of Professional Journalist, and is a former member of the National Association of Newspaper Columnists and the National Association of Science Writers. He is available for freelance work at any time.
James is the author or co-author of the following books:
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Solar storms ahead: Is Earth prepared? Has the US patent system gone too far? The Many Editors Of Linux Idle Speculation The Penguin Goes Massively Multiplayer The Audacity Of It All Shell Games Cron: Your Personal Linux Wake-Up Service What comes after silicon? Fort Apache: The Server The Zen Of Xen This cold house? Not anymore Old-School Gaming Do The Samba The Down & Dirty Details Of Linux Network Configuration, Part III The Down & Dirty Details Of Linux Network Configuration, Part II The Down & Dirty Details Of Linux Network Configuration Picture-Perfect Editing With GIMP The Fresh Prints Of Linux A second income on Second Life Low-cost laptop computer should be ready by summer Are You Paranoid Enough? Are You A Candidate For Software Leasing? Cisco Stays At The Top Of The Heap Where's All Your Stuff? Data Centers Face A Brave New World Spies Like Us Can You Hear Me Now? A Large Dish Of Broadband? Avaya Gives Packets A Voice Cell Phones Get Chatty It Works Better When You Plug It In Who Are You? Help For Your Help Desk Share & Enjoy Flexible Wireless Comes To SMBs A Brain Transplant For Your New PC 64-Bit Comes To The Notebook Linux Breaks Into Small Business Southern Dogs Move North Mainstream movies over the Internet a slow work in progress Digital Filmmakers Serials 2000 Music From Above Why Internet radio may fade Where to back up your PC data online Software emerges to block 'popup' ads Novatel Wireless Merlin G301 Secure Wireless WG-1000 Gateway Tired of paying late fees? New service offers video rental by mail. Sony e Villa The wired house Online grocers try to extend their shelf life Too many e-mail 'in boxes'? Route all your messages into one Understanding the basics of the latest digital-audio format Tracking down those long lost friends Buying a great-rate phone card on the Web Shutterbugs on the Web Self-protection central to online-auction dealmaking Priceline: Saving cash can cost you convenience RUSH JOB Prepare to pay a lot for the tunes you want Earn (very little) money surfing the Web! New digs are just a few clicks away A scavenger hunt before summer vacation 'Group buying': bogus bargains? Low-end hardware for Internet surfers You've got ... cash: moving money by e-mail Hunting for an online bank? Think locally Web sites that review ... Web sites When e-mail spam smacks of a scam Sorting out securities online Letting the Web pay your bills What the Web holds for 2000 Mortgage-hunters: Let the Web do your legwork The Web rises as a tool for charities Two ways to buy postage online The many ways to get connected Stake out your own little corner of the Web Web toys: Is convenience worth cost? Cutting the need for 'stuff' Logged on all the time has its dangers The dirt on computer worms You're next in line to take off, runway No. 3 Software users of the world, unite! Would GOP nominate a woman? Society of Creative Anachronism keeps royalty alive and well Rainbow Six How not to get hopelessly lost in cyberspace Dependent on a computer? Check daily routine for Y2K Keeping computing's FUD factor at bay As a College Cost, It Computes Keep a Skeptical Eye on 'Info' in Infomercials Just a Flicker of DVD Flicks DVDs - Now Playing Near You Listen Up! Aliens Lurking Behind the Cosmic Noise Mr. Nice Guy Describing the Future by Re-Creating the Past Futuristic Coming-of-Age Stories
