Communicating in a networked world
The free flow of information, which is facilitated by the Internet, should have no respect for political borders. Nations that try to restrict the flow of information by either cutting it off at the border (using Internet routers and filtering) or by … [Continue reading]
Craig Newmark put up a good article on his blog about Julius Genachowski's[1] position on net neutrality. I wrote a short article on it two days ago. Thanks, Craig, for mentioning OpenInternet.gov, where everyone can learn more about the issue. The … [Continue reading]
Please stay aware of this issue - network neutrality means that you, the Internet user, have access to all online content with the same priority. It means that the carriers — both those who provide backbone services and those who deliver content to … [Continue reading]
It’s been a few years since I saw Bill Dan in action, delicately balancing rock on rock on rock at Crissy Field. And then I noticed his absence. A year or so later, I spotted him on the street one afternoon (near my home) and asked if he was still … [Continue reading]
You heard it right - I’m talking about defending yourself against <spooky music> ... patents! This has become the game of the day. The Allied Security Trust acquires patents that might at a future date be used to attack companies using … [Continue reading]