Communicating in a networked world
Far from solving all your problems, if you rely on government to solve your cyber-security problems, I think you’re more likely to end up with restricted access to the Internet and someone other than hackers evaluating your communications. And I mean … [Continue reading]
Domain takedowns: With law-enforcement recently taking down domains that they assert are engaged in peer-to-peer sharing [1. ...and they certainly may be doing illegal peer-to-peer sharing among other things, I don’t argue that.] and with UK agencies … [Continue reading]
I cleaned out my news reader subscriptions this morning[1. I use NetNewsWire on my Mac PowerBook and Reeder on my iPad, with the data being coordinated through Google Reader online] and found that of about 30 blogs I dropped, most of them hadn’t been … [Continue reading]
Looking back at some of the talk in the halls of the US Congress for about the last year, particularly about clarifying (or solidifying) Executive branch (they’re saying the President) authority to shut down some Internet capabilities in the case of … [Continue reading]
When the web was new, the goal was to get as many "eyeballs" as possible looking at your site content—to aggregate readership with your site being the aggregation point. This pretty much followed the old rules of advertising and promotion—you needed … [Continue reading]