Communicating in a networked world
Took me many years, but I have finally learned to articulate my First Commandment. Don’t participate in something (anything) unless you can make a real contribution. All through my school years I was focused on soaking up knowledge and, of course, … [Continue reading]
This may be just an artifact of my personal experience, but I think I'm finding that the hotels offering “free Internet” are more often the low-priced hotels than the more expensive ones. At least in Paris and London.It's not uncommon to find a hotel … [Continue reading]
Net Neutrality steps into a twilight zone Now why would I say that? Google and Verizon announced yesterday (August 9, 2010) their joint statement on “an Open Internet.” [Verizon] [Google] I can read the statement two ways. … [Continue reading]
Wake up! Wake up! I guess you gotta wake up from the dream sooner or later. The iPhone was a really great advance, a phone with an integrated iPod, podcasting, visual voicemail, browsing, email and all the software gadgets. And the multi-touch … [Continue reading]
Who has access to your email addresses and your email-writing history? The Washington Post reported last week that the Obama administration is seeking to modify the 1993 Electronic Communications Privacy Act so that Internet service providers must … [Continue reading]