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Don Reisinger   bio   7/30/2010   5 comments
In big cities or well populated suburban areas of the United States, broadband is ubiquitous. Getting it is as easy as calling the local cable company and asking to send someone over to hook it up. But in other areas around the country, broadband is non-existent. And the sheer number of people without it might surprise some of the luckier Web users who have high-speed Internet connections.
Jart Armin
Jart Armin   bio   7/29/2010   11 comments
Router hacking and modem security is in the news again, thanks to a presentation at Black Hat in Las Vegas this week and to the associated sensational press response.
Dee-Ann LeBlanc
Dee-Ann LeBlanc   bio   7/29/2010   15 comments
The beauty of the digital world is that it offers logs and metrics. This can also be a huge problem. Many organizations base everything, from investment value to performance bonuses to what an author is paid per piece, solely on these metrics.
Jeff Kaplan
Jeff Kaplan   bio   7/29/2010   3 comments
As the array of cloud computing alternatives expands, the debate regarding industry standards seems to escalate. The idea of standards is not new to the technology industry, but applying these principles to the cloud computing environment poses unique challenges.
André Amoranto
André Amoranto   bio   7/29/2010   15 comments
Most of us would hate to live in a house made of glass. Yet that is what the Internet is -- a big glass house into which many people can peer and see where you are surfing and what you are up to.
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Router Hacking, Warkitting Take Stage at Black Hat
Jart Armin
Router hacking and modem security is in the news again, thanks to a presentation at Black Hat in Las Vegas this week and to the associated sensational press response.
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Router Hacking, Warkitting Take Stage at Black Hat
Jart Armin
Router hacking and modem security is in the news again, thanks to a presentation at Black Hat in Las Vegas this week and to the associated sensational press response.
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Cloud Copes With 'Special Order' Supply Chain
Scott Koegler
Say you're a retail auto supply store. You carry the standard batteries, brake parts, and seat covers along with an assortment of products that meet 99 percent of the requests you get from your daily customers. But then there's that occasional customer, that 1 percent who needs a carburetor rebuild kit for a '54 Buick Super straight 8. It's a $50 part that you don't stock and might bring you $5 in margin. Do you send the customer away, or spend the next hour on the phone placing a special order?
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ComScore Screwup Calls Analytics Into Question
Dee-Ann LeBlanc
The beauty of the digital world is that it offers logs and metrics. This can also be a huge problem. Many organizations base everything, from investment value to performance bonuses to what an author is paid per piece, solely on these metrics.
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Sweeney Blog
Tweets Show West Is Best
7|30|10   |   2:47   |   No comments

Hey, Eastern Timezoners: Lighten up! Or at least Tweet happier thoughts.
Reiter's Block
Inside RIM’s Tablet Survey
7|29|10   |   2:50   |   2 comments

Research in Motion recently emailed a survey about smartphone use and tablet computer preferences. Could it be a prelude to a RIM tablet? Of course!
Second Shooter
Let’s Make Up Our Minds on Copyright
7|29|10   |   2:07   |   2 comments

There's a public-policy war on copyright that nobody is winning, and inconsistencies in viewpoint and interpretation seem to be multiplying. We need to step back and think our policies over again, or we risk having a strategy that fails everyone.
The Sole Man
Cloud-Based Video Sharing: Not Promising
7|28|10   |   2:49   |   1 comment

Ultraviolet is an industry-wide attempt to standardize video content delivery across multiple platforms. Apart from the fact that it’s based in the cloud, relies on the DRM system, and isn’t backed by Apple… it sounds great!
Wisdom of the Big Chair
Using the Web to Clean the Gulf
7|28|10   |   2:12   |   3 comments

The Internet played a key role in disseminating information and helping with the Gulf cleanup. Bravo, Internet!
Second Shooter
The Third Way or the Highway
7|27|10   |   2:09   |   4 comments

The FCC's Sixth Broadband Report has a hidden secret. But here’s a hint: The regulatory body plans to regulate broadband as a telecommunications service.
Singer at C-Level
I Predict You Will Watch This Video
7|27|10   |   1:59   |   No comments

Wouldn’t it be great to be able to predict what your customers want before they know they want it? Check our our latest tutorial about Predictive Analytics to find out how: www.internetevolution.com/tutorial-predictive-analytics.asp
The Sole Man
Shiver Me Timbers
7|26|10   |   2:21   |   No comments

Digital pirates find easy pickings in the open waters of the Internet. Aaarrrrrr!
Cirque Du Solez
Spontaneity Gives New Meaning to 'On the Road'
7|26|10   |   1:46   |   6 comments

Once defined by epic journeys, planning, and maps, the phrase "on the road" takes on new meaning in a digital age, where we can make all our decisions using our connected devices en route.
what.the.ferraro
Facebook the Movie... Awful
7|23|10   |   2:39   |   6 comments

Nothing quite says jumping the gun like making a movie about a six-year-old company.
Second Shooter
Blame Wall Street for Your Broadband Problems
7|23|10   |   2:05   |   No comments

Our broadband futures aren't dependent on what's under our streets but rather on what's inside the heads of Wall Street. (Uh oh.) Without long-term investments in infrastructure, better broadband is merely a pipe dream.
The Sole Man
Bebo Boo-Boo
7|22|10   |   2:10   |   2 comments

AOL took a bath when it sold off its social networking site, but as the "biggest and best producer of quality content in the world" was it also wrong to dismiss Bebo’s financing model for original content?
Jodee Rich
Adding AI to Social Networks
7|22|10   |   2:06   |   1 comment

What is the future of social networking? Streams of data layered on top of artificial intelligence, says PeopleBrowsr CEO Jodee Rich.
Sweeney Blog
Healing the World, One Tweet at a Time
7|21|10   |   2:32   |   4 comments

In 140 characters or less, modern-day vaudeville acts like Sarah Palin provoke and stab in the name of healing.
Cirque Du Solez
Book Culture Trumps Web Culture? Not So!
7|21|10   |   2:11   |   6 comments

Is book culture better than Web culture? A recent op-ed in The New York Times provides a balanced view on this question, but reproduced in another paper, the piece becomes one-sided. Oh, the humanity!
Second Shooter
What's in a Name? Not Enough!
7|20|10   |   2:07   |   6 comments

'What's in a name?' is more than rhetoric. It's a fundamental question about the real meaning of 'Identity' in a global, online world.
Cirque Du Solez
Want Net Happiness? Take Control!
7|19|10   |   2:00   |   6 comments

An email from Ukraine teaches us that perhaps those who complain about the Internet just haven’t figured out how to spam people’s inboxes with requests for pens and balloons… or something.
Reiter's Block
Best Buy Video Parodies Go Viral
7|16|10   |   0249   |   8 comments

But Best Buy's immediate reaction to the video hilarity was a PR faux pas. Wooooooops.
Second Shooter
Skype vs. Fring: Isn’t It Ironic?
7|15|10   |   2:06   |   4 comments

It may be time to take issue with Internet players that restrict what others can build on top of their capabilities. (Yes we’re talking to YOU, Skype and Apple.)
Wisdom of the Big Chair
Cius vs. iPad: Choosing a Business Tablet
7|15|10   |   2:12   |   No comments

Apple’s iPad is all the rage with consumers, but enterprise users should wait for Cisco’s Cius.
what.the.ferraro
Facebook the Movie... Awful
7|23|10   |   2:39   |   6 comments

Nothing quite says jumping the gun like making a movie about a six-year-old company.
The Sole Man
Bebo Boo-Boo
7|22|10   |   2:10   |   2 comments

AOL took a bath when it sold off its social networking site, but as the "biggest and best producer of quality content in the world" was it also wrong to dismiss Bebo’s financing model for original content?
Cirque Du Solez
Spontaneity Gives New Meaning to 'On the Road'
7|26|10   |   1:46   |   6 comments

Once defined by epic journeys, planning, and maps, the phrase "on the road" takes on new meaning in a digital age, where we can make all our decisions using our connected devices en route.
The Sole Man
Shiver Me Timbers
7|26|10   |   2:21   |   No comments

Digital pirates find easy pickings in the open waters of the Internet. Aaarrrrrr!
The Sole Man
Cloud-Based Video Sharing: Not Promising
7|28|10   |   2:49   |   1 comment

Ultraviolet is an industry-wide attempt to standardize video content delivery across multiple platforms. Apart from the fact that it’s based in the cloud, relies on the DRM system, and isn’t backed by Apple… it sounds great!
Second Shooter
Blame Wall Street for Your Broadband Problems
7|23|10   |   2:05   |   No comments

Our broadband futures aren't dependent on what's under our streets but rather on what's inside the heads of Wall Street. (Uh oh.) Without long-term investments in infrastructure, better broadband is merely a pipe dream.
Singer at C-Level
I Predict You Will Watch This Video
7|27|10   |   1:59   |   No comments

Wouldn’t it be great to be able to predict what your customers want before they know they want it? Check our our latest tutorial about Predictive Analytics to find out how: www.internetevolution.com/tutorial-predictive-analytics.asp
Reiter's Block
Inside RIM’s Tablet Survey
7|29|10   |   2:50   |   2 comments

Research in Motion recently emailed a survey about smartphone use and tablet computer preferences. Could it be a prelude to a RIM tablet? Of course!
Reiter's Block
Best Buy Video Parodies Go Viral
7|16|10   |   0249   |   8 comments

But Best Buy's immediate reaction to the video hilarity was a PR faux pas. Wooooooops.
Wisdom of the Big Chair
Using the Web to Clean the Gulf
7|28|10   |   2:12   |   3 comments

The Internet played a key role in disseminating information and helping with the Gulf cleanup. Bravo, Internet!
Second Shooter
Let’s Make Up Our Minds on Copyright
7|29|10   |   2:07   |   2 comments

There's a public-policy war on copyright that nobody is winning, and inconsistencies in viewpoint and interpretation seem to be multiplying. We need to step back and think our policies over again, or we risk having a strategy that fails everyone.
Second Shooter
What's in a Name? Not Enough!
7|20|10   |   2:07   |   6 comments

'What's in a name?' is more than rhetoric. It's a fundamental question about the real meaning of 'Identity' in a global, online world.
Jodee Rich
Adding AI to Social Networks
7|22|10   |   2:06   |   1 comment

What is the future of social networking? Streams of data layered on top of artificial intelligence, says PeopleBrowsr CEO Jodee Rich.
Cirque Du Solez
Book Culture Trumps Web Culture? Not So!
7|21|10   |   2:11   |   6 comments

Is book culture better than Web culture? A recent op-ed in The New York Times provides a balanced view on this question, but reproduced in another paper, the piece becomes one-sided. Oh, the humanity!
Cirque Du Solez
Want Net Happiness? Take Control!
7|19|10   |   2:00   |   6 comments

An email from Ukraine teaches us that perhaps those who complain about the Internet just haven’t figured out how to spam people’s inboxes with requests for pens and balloons… or something.
what.the.ferraro
Science Hearts the Internet
7|14|10   |   2:47   |   11 comments

The debate rages. Science says the Internet is really, really good for you. The Artist Once Again Known as Prince says the Internet is over. Nicole says: Siiiiiigh.
Second Shooter
The Third Way or the Highway
7|27|10   |   2:09   |   4 comments

The FCC's Sixth Broadband Report has a hidden secret. But here’s a hint: The regulatory body plans to regulate broadband as a telecommunications service.
Second Shooter
Skype vs. Fring: Isn’t It Ironic?
7|15|10   |   2:06   |   4 comments

It may be time to take issue with Internet players that restrict what others can build on top of their capabilities. (Yes we’re talking to YOU, Skype and Apple.)
Sweeney Blog
Healing the World, One Tweet at a Time
7|21|10   |   2:32   |   4 comments

In 140 characters or less, modern-day vaudeville acts like Sarah Palin provoke and stab in the name of healing.
Second Shooter
The Third Way or the Highway
7|27|10   |   2:09   |   4 comments

The FCC's Sixth Broadband Report has a hidden secret. But here’s a hint: The regulatory body plans to regulate broadband as a telecommunications service.
Singer at C-Level
I Predict You Will Watch This Video
7|27|10   |   1:59   |   No comments

Wouldn’t it be great to be able to predict what your customers want before they know they want it? Check our our latest tutorial about Predictive Analytics to find out how: www.internetevolution.com/tutorial-predictive-analytics.asp
The Sole Man
Bebo Boo-Boo
7|22|10   |   2:10   |   2 comments

AOL took a bath when it sold off its social networking site, but as the "biggest and best producer of quality content in the world" was it also wrong to dismiss Bebo’s financing model for original content?
Sweeney Blog
Healing the World, One Tweet at a Time
7|21|10   |   2:32   |   4 comments

In 140 characters or less, modern-day vaudeville acts like Sarah Palin provoke and stab in the name of healing.
Full Nelson
Hulu Haha
Part 4 of 4   |   See complete series
7|12|10   |   2:16   |   1 comment

Fritz says: Hulu Plus proves that Hulu could very well succeed and – more importantly – that Saunders is wrong.
what.the.ferraro
True Tales of Google's 10^100
7|9|10   |   3:58   |   3 comments

Nicole interviews Warren Hultquist, an actual 10^100 submitter who laments Google's failure to follow through on saving the world... and his own loss of self-worth.
Reiter's Block
Chrome’s 'Accessibility' Extensions
7|7|10   |   1:51   |   4 comments

Google has created a new category of extensions: accessibility. It's designed to make it easier for people with disabilities to use a browser. But even people without disabilities might find some extensions useful.
Mary E. Shacklett
IT & the Importance of Selling
7|7|10   |   1:41   |   2 comments

Now that we are past the initial user exuberance with the Internet, Web-based applications, and mobile devices, IT is entering a new phase of integrating business processes and rules with the Web. This is hard work, and keeping business users engaged in the process is no small task.
Reiter's Block
Electronic License Plates Are Coming. Oh Boy.
7|2|10   |   2:28   |   12 comments

California is considering offering electronic license plates that can display advertising and alerts. Potential issues abound.
Reiter's Block
How Hilarious: Posting Voice Mail on the Web
6|25|10   |   2:22   |   17 comments

Say what!? Audioo allows anyone to post voice mails on its site. As with snoopon.me, this is an accident waiting to happen.
TeleGraham
Lies, Damned Lies & Broadband Speeds
6|24|10   |   3:08   |   2 comments

Sites like Speedtest.net, which use data from users to construct a new picture of what the Net looks like, are making it harder and harder for service provider spin merchants to mislead the public about how much broadband capacity they are really getting.
Sweeney Blog
Have You No Decency, Sir?
6|24|10   |   2:34   |   6 comments

Tweeting death-row "go" commands is a new low-water mark in public political discourse.
Sweeney Blog
We Filter So You Don't Have To
6|22|10   |   2:21   |   4 comments

Vendors that promise time travel and unlimited disposal income, and other stories you'll never read on Internet Evolution.
Reiter's Block
Cellular Data: Use It or Lose It
6|18|10   |   2:35   |   6 comments

If data caps are the future for cellular service then providers should offer a way for their customers to save and reuse their unused data allowance, says Reiter.
Sweeney Blog
When Privacy & Hypocrisy Collide
6|14|10   |   02:45   |   3 comments

Spokeo's happy to market your very personal information on the Web, but its founder has opted out of the service.
what.the.ferraro
Science Is Stupid
6|4|10   |   2:43   |   9 comments

Nicole says: Science is getting more ridiculous every day, and "halfalogues" isn't a word.
Sweeney Blog
An Open Invitation to Yahoo's F-Bomber
6|2|10   |   2:19   |   8 comments

We want to talk turkey – and trash – with Carol Bartz, CEO of one of the biggest ISPs in the world.
Not Dr. Phil
AT&T: Why IPTV
5|31|10   |   2:54   |   No comments

AT&T showed off lots of improvements to its IPTV service this week. The overall message: IP, Good! Cable, Bad! Phil predicts what it all means for the broadcast proletariat.
Thus Spake Mr. Cramer
The Porcelain Divide
5|21|10   |   3:55   |   2 comments

In obsessing over the Digital Divide, we're putting the cart before the hearse. You cannot Twitter-away e-coli.
what.the.ferraro
IE Prepares for World Domination!
5|6|10   |   5:12   |   7 comments

Nicole smashes up her office while Steve scours the IE registration list to see how many (if any) new countries Internet Evolution has conquered.
IBM Videos
How Enterprise 2.0 Transforms Business & Empowers the Workforce
7|6|10   |   3:26   |   No comments

Enterprise 2.0, which encompasses everything from collaboration to knowledge sharing, promises to change corporate culture and how people work. We talked to several people about how these technologies are transforming their organizations.
Executive Takes
Improving Health by Harnessing Data
6|30|10   |   6:11   |   No comments

As CTO of Health and Human Services, Todd Park discusses new demands created by the healthcare bill, and how opening data will improve the country's health.
Executive Takes
An Open Senate
6|30|10   |   8:36   |   No comments

Andrew Hoppin, CIO of the New York State Senate, details his stance on cloud computing and the IT challenges he faces as the Senate moves forward in opening data and collaborating with the public online.
IBM Videos
Exploring IBM Research Labs (Part 2)
1|27|10   |   9:10   |   No comments

Part 2: IBM's research labs are like a candy shop for technologists. In Part 2 of this 2-part series, we take a look at Many Eyes, a solution in data visualization and Smart Surveillance Solution (S3), a tool in physical security.
IBM Videos
Exploring IBM Research Labs (Part 1)
1|23|10   |   7:39   |   No comments

Part 1: IBM's research labs are like a candy shop for technologists. In Part 1 of this 2-part series, we take a look at Artemis and Blue Spruce, tools used for healthcare analytics and real-time collaboration.
Executive Takes
Santiago’s E-Mayor
1|8|10   |   7:53   |   No comments

An interview with Claudio Orrego Lorrain, the Mayor of Penalolen, a municipality in Santiago that is leading the world in transparent e-government.
Executive Takes
Priorities in Financial Risk Management
1|7|10   |   4:28   |   No comments

Edward Schreiber, Executive VP and Chief Risk Officer at TD Bank, provides insight into some of the top risk management priorities that banks face.
Executive Takes
Heartland Breach: Lessons Learned
12|17|09   |   5:37   |   No comments

Heartland Payment Systems suffered a major security breach at the hands of Russian Hackers. It sent shockwaves through the industry. We talked to CSO Kris Herrin about the attack and what's being done at Heartland and across the industry.
Executive Takes
Why Analytics Is Key to Success
12|14|09   |   6:41   |   No comments

The CIO of Wilton Re, Andy Wood, tells us why he thinks that business intelligence and analytics are critical to his company’s success.
Executive Takes
Chile’s E-Tax Success Story
12|3|09   |   7:21   |   6 comments

IE travels to Santiago to meet Ricardo Escobar, Commissioner of Chile’s Internal Revenue Service, which has succeeded in getting an astonishing 98% of the country’s population to file their taxes online.
Executive Takes
Executive Takes: San Francisco Improving Access to City Data
11|25|09   |   8:45   |   No comments

Mayor Gavin Newsom discusses the payoffs and challenges of San Francisco's ambitious project, dataSF.org. This project gives city data like transit, maps, and crime reports back to the public through open machine-readable formats.
IBM Videos
Information Management
11|23|09   |   6:46   |   No comments

There are a lot of new technologies and strategies for managing information from traditional tools like business intelligence and performance management to newer innovations in the areas of real-time and predictive analytics. We heard from several IBM executives on how their customers are embracing these new technologies and this new opportunity.
Executive Takes
Mobile, SOA & Social Networks Change Insurance Business
11|20|09   |   5:34   |   1 comment

Mass Mutual Insurance CIO Robert Casale talks about how technologies like SOA, mobile computing, and social networks are radically changing his company's business. Social networks in particular are a new way for the company to listen to customers.
Executive Takes
Web's Speed to Audience Transforming Movie Business
11|20|09   |   5:41   |   No comments

Mandalay chairman Peter Guber discusses how the Web is changing everything from distribution to business models, warning resistors that the music business didn't die because of the Web – it just created a new business model.
IBM Videos
Collaboration 2.0
9|24|09   |   10:21   |   1 comment

IBM's Eric Lesser talks about some of the new drivers behind collaboration, the technologies that will enable it, the challenges that stand in its way, and what some of the payoffs are.
IBM Videos
Optimizing Workloads
9|21|09   |   10:19   |   No comments

IBM's Bernie Meyerson discusses how organizations can get more out of their systems, optimizing for productivity and efficiency to be more competitive. To do so requires optimization based on the purpose of the workload.
IBM Videos
Hybrid Cloud
8|14|09   |   8:49   |   No comments

As companies look to cloud technology to solve their compute, infrastructure, and application needs, they are increasingly turning to more elegant approaches, where both public and private cloud arrangements are used, either separately or in tandem in a hybrid cloud arrangement. IBM’s Ric Telford explains the benefits and demonstrates the approaches to hybrid cloud scenarios.
IBM Videos
Inside 'Smart Work'
7|15|09   |   9:12   |   No comments

Internet Evolution explores what IBM's Smart Work initiative is all about, and how it benefits corporations. We talked to Bostjan Robeznik, the CIO of Mobitel, and Carmen Suarez of Miami Dade County, about the impact this initiative is having on their organizations. We also talked to IBM's Sandy Carter and Jerry Cuomo about the impact they have seen in their customers.
IBM Videos
How Software Can Drive Sustainability
2|23|09   |   7:56   |   No comments

Energy reduction talk has focused on the data center and how cutting back server and data equipment power makes us better green citizens. But software can also play an important role. We investigate how with IBM's David Barnes.
IBM Videos
The Information Agenda: Unlocking Data
12|2|08   |   8:36   |   1 comment

IBM's Ambuj Goyal talks about how companies are data rich and information poor, and the approaches, processes and tools necessary to leverage that data and unlock business value. Goyal also talks about some companies that have done this successfully.
Sweeney Blog
Tweets Show West Is Best
7|30|10   |   2:47   |   No comments

Hey, Eastern Timezoners: Lighten up! Or at least Tweet happier thoughts.
Reiter's Block
Inside RIM’s Tablet Survey
7|29|10   |   2:50   |   2 comments

Research in Motion recently emailed a survey about smartphone use and tablet computer preferences. Could it be a prelude to a RIM tablet? Of course!
Second Shooter
Let’s Make Up Our Minds on Copyright
7|29|10   |   2:07   |   2 comments

There's a public-policy war on copyright that nobody is winning, and inconsistencies in viewpoint and interpretation seem to be multiplying. We need to step back and think our policies over again, or we risk having a strategy that fails everyone.
The Sole Man
Cloud-Based Video Sharing: Not Promising
7|28|10   |   2:49   |   1 comment

Ultraviolet is an industry-wide attempt to standardize video content delivery across multiple platforms. Apart from the fact that it’s based in the cloud, relies on the DRM system, and isn’t backed by Apple… it sounds great!
Wisdom of the Big Chair
Using the Web to Clean the Gulf
7|28|10   |   2:12   |   3 comments

The Internet played a key role in disseminating information and helping with the Gulf cleanup. Bravo, Internet!
Second Shooter
The Third Way or the Highway
7|27|10   |   2:09   |   4 comments

The FCC's Sixth Broadband Report has a hidden secret. But here’s a hint: The regulatory body plans to regulate broadband as a telecommunications service.
Singer at C-Level
I Predict You Will Watch This Video
7|27|10   |   1:59   |   No comments

Wouldn’t it be great to be able to predict what your customers want before they know they want it? Check our our latest tutorial about Predictive Analytics to find out how: www.internetevolution.com/tutorial-predictive-analytics.asp
The Sole Man
Shiver Me Timbers
7|26|10   |   2:21   |   No comments

Digital pirates find easy pickings in the open waters of the Internet. Aaarrrrrr!
Cirque Du Solez
Spontaneity Gives New Meaning to 'On the Road'
7|26|10   |   1:46   |   6 comments

Once defined by epic journeys, planning, and maps, the phrase "on the road" takes on new meaning in a digital age, where we can make all our decisions using our connected devices en route.
what.the.ferraro
Facebook the Movie... Awful
7|23|10   |   2:39   |   6 comments

Nothing quite says jumping the gun like making a movie about a six-year-old company.

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