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2pm EDT
Thu
Sep 2nd
Dale Fuller, CEO, Moka5
Dale Fuller is CEO of Moka5 (MokaFive), whose software is being used by government agencies and large enterprises to create virtualized workspaces. Fuller has seen the Internet evolve, starting with his stints as president and CEO of both McAfee and Borland, as well as his experience leading the Powerbook division of Apple. He'll talk about virtualization and how the Internet has changed computing models in the last 10 years
2pm EDT
Tue
Sep 7th
Andrew Hoppin, CIO, New York State Senate
Appointed in February 2009, Andrew Hoppin is the first-ever Chief Information Officer for the New York State Senate. Today we'll talk to him about how he's using technology to improve government transparency, citizen participation, and operational efficiency for the Senate.
2pm EDT
Tue
Sep 21st
Yuvi Kochar, CTO, The Washington Post
As corporate CTO for The Washington Post, Yuvi Kochar is charged with creating collaboration opportunities across all of the entity's businesses. We'll talk to him about the challenges of bridging the divide between consumer and enterprise tools, and he'll also discuss his goal of launching a common collaboration platform company-wide.
2pm EDT
Thu
Sep 30th
Ben Huh, CEO, Pet Holdings
Meet the man behind the hugely popular I Can Has Cheezburger? and FAIL blogs. As CEO of Pet Holdings, Ben Huh will share his insights into the future of sharing on the Web and what he and his team of LOL cats think about memes, viral content, crowdsourcing, and avoiding virtual hairballs
2pm EDT
Thu
Oct 7th
Dan Rockwell, founder, Big Kitty Labs
Dan Rockwell creates applications that improve the performance and enjoyability of social media; his ChumpDump app turns getting rid of unwanted Twitter followers into a game and rewards players with points. Rockwell will discuss how this gaming approach to social media helps clear away the noise and clutter that are the bane of most social networking sites
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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.
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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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