On-Site will be teaming up with Insight Communications to provide web cams and Wi-Fi Internet once again to the Evansville West Side Nut Club Fall Festival (now there’s a mouthful.)

News 25 and Regent Communications will be helping out as media sponsors for the Fall Fest Nut Cams, and the Wi-Fi.

Come on down to the Evansville Fall Fest, and enjoy the Free Wi-Fi Internet, or check on the crowds from your office, and plan the best time to head down and fill up on crazy-good food.

The Fall Fest Web Cams are available here:

http://www.424help.com/fallfest/

Vi Wickam, president of On-Site was featured on a recent episode of Plugged In, a weekly technology show on WNIN 88.3 FM.

Vi talked about the importance of backing up your computer, and how you can setup a backup system without breaking the bank.

Plugged In is hosted by Justin Williams, Courier and Press columnist, and president of Second Gear, LLC. You can listen live to Plugged In each Thursday at Noon or to the replay Sunday nights at 6:30PM.

Download and Listen to an Archive of the September 18, 2008 Episode of Plugged In

It’s official. We have a new office space, and we are in the process of getting it all tidied up.

On-Site’s new office is at:

600 N. Weinbach
Suite 940
Evansville, IN 47711

Our Mailing address is still:

PO Box 2334
Evansville, IN 47714

I post some pictures of our new office soon. For now, I will just include a shot from Google Streetview.

If you take the south entrance to the Bradford Park office plaza, our office is straight at the back.
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Evansville has made it to the Big Time - we are now on Google Street View! Google’s Street View feature allows you to zoom into the street level and view the surrounding area as if you were standing in the street. Google has mostly focused on the major cities, but now Evansville, Indiana is viewable.

You can see On-Site’s new location at Bradford Park on Weinbach Ave and our old billboard here.

A New variant of the CNN Trojan has been going around lately with the subject line:

CNN Alerts: My Custom Alert

These emails link to a malicious site that gives you an “opportunity” to install a software update that is actually a trojan (like a virus) that compromises your computer.

The best thing to do with these emails is to delete them. As always, it is better to be safe than sorry.

Don’t EVER click on links in emails that are unexpected or from an email address that you don’t recognize, and be cautious when clicking any link in an email.

MX Lab has also covered this CNN Virus Variant:

http://blog.mxlab.be/2008/08/08/cnn-alerts-my-custom-alert-malware/