The end of the analog television era has been years in the making, but enough uncertainty abounds that Congress has pushed off the transition date, requiring broadcast companies to justify their switch to digital on the original February 2009 date.
Tim Siglin, contributing editor for Streaming Media magazine will separate fact from fiction on the television switch as well [...]

I’ve had GeekSouth.com setup on Google Analytics for quite some time now.  However, suddenly I’ve realized that to this point I’m probably the only person who can see all the pretty graphs.
Never seen Google Analytics?  Or just curious in general?  If you’ve got a GMail account email the address to me (Austin) and I’ll add [...]

From the beginning, the GeekSouth website has been open for anyone to create an account on.  But now, let’s try to actually do something with that.
I’ve slapped a few plugins onto our Wordpress install and hacked around on a few things to slowly start created usable “Member” pages.   You can add links to your webpages, [...]

2008 is nearly fading away, so it is once again time for our year-end GeekSouth meetup.  No topics, no speeches, just time to hang out with old friends and make new ones.  
Several people requested it, so we are booked for Ole Chile in Johnson City at 7:00pm on December 16th.  Ole Chile is located [...]

Earlier on in the year we decided to take a GeekSouth meeting on this road and move it over to Asheville, NC to mingle with the Meet The Geeks folks.  So that is exactly what the September GeekSouth meetup with be…
About Meet The Geeks:
Meet the Geeks is an all-volunteer organization focused on providing a common contact [...]