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Mary E. Shacklett
Watch Your Business Secrets on Multi-Tenant Clouds

11|26|12

1 comment

Kim Davis
Google-Oracle Jury Reaches an Indecision

5|8|12

3 comments

Second Shooter
Pondering 'New Internet' Technology

3|28|12

4 comments

Eben Moglen
Defining 'Freedom Boxes'

6|10|11

5 comments

Beau Brendler
Dumb Devices Will Turn Internet Into 'Power Grid'

6|2|11

8 comments

Singer at C-Level
Innovate Now for the Future!

5|31|11

2 comments

Second Shooter
Google Prepares a 'Life Fabric'

5|13|11

16 comments

Beau Brendler
Setting Guidelines for Robot Networks

5|3|11

6 comments

Second Shooter
Enforcing DMCA at the Expense of Rights

3|9|11

6 comments

Singer at C-Level
My Building Is Smarter Than Yours!

3|8|11

1 comment

Richard Stiennon
Want an Internet Kill Switch? It’s Easy!

2|10|11

3 comments

Second Shooter
New TLDs Won’t Benefit Users

11|5|10

6 comments

Second Shooter
Acting Dumb About Smart Technologies

10|13|10

14 comments

Second Shooter
IPv6: Let’s Do This Already!

9|30|10

4 comments

Cirque Du Solez
Human-Machine Co-Evolution: Weird!

9|8|10

6 comments

Reiter's Block
Apple's Magical Bicycle Patent

8|10|10

4 comments

Bram Cohen
P2P: Not Always Evil

8|3|10

4 comments

Jim Morris
IPV6… Attention!

3|16|10

3 comments

Steve Saunders' Outernet
Before the Internet There Was… Cybersyn

1|22|10

4 comments

Steve Saunders' Outernet
A Hulu Lulu

12|9|09

7 comments

Steve Saunders' Outernet
The All-Seeing 'Net: Part 2

11|11|09

2 comments

Steve Saunders' Outernet
The All-Seeing 'Net: Part 1

11|10|09

No comments

Steve Saunders' Outernet
The New Information Divide: Part 2

11|4|09

4 comments

Mary E. Shacklett
Watch Your Business Secrets on Multi-Tenant Clouds
11|26|12 | 1:56 | 1 comment

Multi-tenant clouds assure security for clients, but not necessarily for their ideas. Here's one thing you should discuss with your cloud provider before you sign on.

Kim Davis
Google-Oracle Jury Reaches an Indecision
5|8|12 | 2:24 | 3 comments

The jury in the Google-Oracle copyright case made up its mind to... not make up its mind.

Second Shooter
Pondering 'New Internet' Technology
3|28|12 | 2:10 | 4 comments

Over time, demand forces will change the Internet. What will this mean at the technology level? Think a combination of cloud-address technologies, like the Donabe, Melange, and Quantum activity, and the OpenFlow switching architecture.

Eben Moglen
Defining 'Freedom Boxes'
6|10|11 | 2:53 | 5 comments

Our online communications and privacy are being threatened by governments and corporations. Eben Moglen believes it's time for a People's Internet, made possible by "Freedom Boxes."

Beau Brendler
Dumb Devices Will Turn Internet Into 'Power Grid'
6|2|11 | 2:14 | 8 comments

The proliferation of "dumb" devices that use the Internet to obtain data or communicate may turn what was once a creative network of users into something resembling a power grid. Security risks and the connection of millions of low-cost PCs in developing countries won't help matters.

Singer at C-Level
Innovate Now for the Future!
5|31|11 | 1:48 | 2 comments

For the Internet to evolve, we need to start innovating and thinking like makers.

Second Shooter
Google Prepares a 'Life Fabric'
5|13|11 | 2:07 | 16 comments

Google’s Android@Home is the first step in its plans to create an Android-powered "life fabric," where appliances lead us through changing, controlling, and, yes, maybe monitoring our lives. Are we ready to sort out the bad from the good in this?

Beau Brendler
Setting Guidelines for Robot Networks
5|3|11 | 3:07 | 6 comments

European scientists recently announced RoboEarth, an "Internet for robots." RoboEarth has the potential to create smarter robots by networking them and allowing them to communicate. But are there risks? The time is now to set protocols for robot interaction across networks.

Second Shooter
Enforcing DMCA at the Expense of Rights
3|9|11 | 2:06 | 6 comments

The Sony court decision to compel a jailbreak site to reveal IP addresses of visitors shows that in trying to enforce the DMCA we may be trampling on rights of people who never hacked, jailbroke, or even owned a Sony game product. A better balance of rights and law is needed here.

Singer at C-Level
My Building Is Smarter Than Yours!
3|8|11 | 2:25 | 1 comment

How "smart" is your building? Integrating "green" technologies with your IP network, with the help of sensors, is one way to make it smarter.

Richard Stiennon
Want an Internet Kill Switch? It’s Easy!
2|10|11 | 1:15 | 3 comments

The president of Egypt has shown how an Internet kill switch is possible. It would be easy to deploy in the US as well. That’s probably not a good thing

Second Shooter
New TLDs Won’t Benefit Users
11|5|10 | 2:09 | 6 comments

ICANN is going to vastly expand the number of top-level domains, like .com. This will probably generate revenue for ICANN, fraud for current domain owners, and bring no significant benefit for Internet users.

Second Shooter
Acting Dumb About Smart Technologies
10|13|10 | 2:09 | 14 comments

We've got smart grids, Google-powered cars, and trading systems that created the "flash crash" and may still be destabilizing the stock exchanges. Are we too trusting of technological innovation?

Second Shooter
IPv6: Let’s Do This Already!
9|30|10 | 2:12 | 4 comments

There are way too many players who have to drive their own IPv6 migration, too few people worried about how it will come together, and nobody much responsible for making that happen. We’re heading toward IPv6 anarchy. AHHHH!

Cirque Du Solez
Human-Machine Co-Evolution: Weird!
9|8|10 | 3:06 | 6 comments

To prove a point about human-machine co-evolution, Ol' Doc Solez co-evolves in the middle of this video blog. Maybe.

Reiter's Block
Apple's Magical Bicycle Patent
8|10|10 | 2:20 | 4 comments

Apple has filed a patent for a "smart bicycle" that is loaded with sensors that connect to portable devices, other bicycles, and the Internet.

Bram Cohen
P2P: Not Always Evil
8|3|10 | 2:12 | 4 comments

Peer-to-peerrrr technology isn’t just for pirates… It’s for the enterprise, too!

Jim Morris
IPV6… Attention!
3|16|10 | 1:27 | 3 comments

The advent of IPv6 will usher in a new era of Internet-enabled warfare.

Steve Saunders' Outernet
Before the Internet There Was… Cybersyn
1|22|10 | 1:55 | 4 comments

Steve travels to Santiago to unearth a 70s antecedent to our modern-day Internet.

Steve Saunders' Outernet
A Hulu Lulu
Part 1 of 4 | See complete series
12|9|09 | 2:22 | 7 comments

Hulu is spectacularly popular with users and a total disaster for its owners. What the flegnog do they think they're doing?

Steve Saunders' Outernet
The All-Seeing 'Net: Part 2
Part 2 of 2 | See complete series
11|11|09 | 2:27 | 2 comments

In theory it’s now possible to build a monitoring network that can listen to every conversation on the Internet simultaneously. In practice, there aren’t enough people on the planet to make sense of the data. But that’s about to change.

Steve Saunders' Outernet
The All-Seeing 'Net: Part 1
Part 1 of 2 | See complete series
11|10|09 | 2:00 | No comments

The state of the art in network monitoring has advanced to the point that there are devices available that tap into Internet communications and listen in to the traffic via ultra-high-speed packet capture at full 10-Gbit/s line rate – which was inconceivable even a few years ago. What does this mean for Internet users?

Steve Saunders' Outernet
The New Information Divide: Part 2
Part 2 of 3 | See complete series
11|4|09 | 2:19 | 4 comments

Bad news! By eliminating the world’s digital divide we’re likely to create a new divide: the information divide, where we end up creating a two-tier Internet where access to 'quality' content is controlled and charged for by mega-corporations, and the gulf between information haves and have-nots is entirely dependent on how much money they have. This is, of course, an almost exact inversion of the current situation on the Internet – where access is expensive and content is free.

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