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Nicole Ferraro Nicole Ferraro is the Editor in Chief of Internet Evolution. Here she uses her limitless powers to exercise sarcastic wit through the editor's blog, where one can read about the trials and ...
Mary Jander As ThinkerNet Editor for Internet Evolution, Mary moderates ThinkerNet, the interactive forum where Internet luminaries can blog and exchange opinions.
Prior to joining Internet Evolution, Mary ...
hounhosp Former Fulbright Scholar/Researcher
Former Graduate Student in IT from Rochester Institute of Technology.
Current PhD Student in Computer Science at UWO
Interests include: ...
SecTech Karla is a 20-year veteran of IT in county government, beginning her career in mainframe operations. She has held several positions and now works in IT security. She also writes technical ...
Susan Fourtané Susan Fourtané is a journalist, writer, philosopher, tech blogger and the communications adviser at the British & Commonwealth Chamber of Commerce in Finland.
SteveGNYC Over the years (~20), extensive experience working with independent research teams, Fortune 100 companies, ad agencies and clients worldwide in primary qualitative research, focus ...
Joe Stanganelli Joe Stanganelli is founder and principal of Beacon Hill Law, a Boston-based general practice law firm. His expertise on legal topics has been sought for several major publications, including ...
Joanne Goldman Joanne Goldman started her career as a buyer for Bloomingdale's. She has also had an award-winning career in retail technology. Her early involvement as Senior Director, ...
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Ashish Mehta is an IT consultant who specializes in the business problems of SMBs. In his spare time, he likes to ponder technology security, finance, and economics - and practice yoga. He has ...
Ariella Writer, blogger, social media manager, editor, and publisher. Ariella is the founder of Write Way Productions, which created the concept and content for www.KallahMagazine.com. Her blog of ...
eahurstjr Senior Integrations Specialist @ Health Alliance Plan of Michigan.
knoxzoo John Myers is Director of Technologies at the Knoxville Zoo. In addition, he is the owner or co-owner of several technology-related companies, an automotive tire and service center, a ...
cvargas President for Saying It First which is an online marketing, SEO/SEM, and social media company that specializes in creating effective communication strategies and online ranking for medical and ...
smkinoshita A former computer programmer in Toronto who became interested in white-hat tactics for web marketing and wants to see web advertising that doesn't tick people off. I believe in invitation ...
Kurtkeys Retired Navy war vet. 30+ years of experience in physical and data security. degrees in Electronic Engineering and Computer Science. Working towards degree in Theorhetical Physics.
Senior Data ...
Michael Bennett Cohn Michael Bennett Cohn has a range of experience in online publishing that spans creative, business, and technical aspects of the field. His former employers include Microsoft, CondeNast, and ...
jabailo John Bailo ( jabailo@texeme.com ) is a Participant in the Texeme.Construct() - a textcasting and text tools development concern. He is a seasoned web developer who interests ...
davidmanheim I'm an analyst, running computational models for insurance applications, focusing on computational probabilistic modeling of terrorism risk in the US and internationally. We are moving towards ...
Michael P. Kassner Michael P. Kassner is a writer and consultant specializing in information security. Michael also proudly partners with his son Matthew in their consultancy MKassner Net.
MKassner Net communicates ...
kq4ym Since 1996, Publisher of Southwest Florida Online and Sunday Morning News covering Southwest Florida, the Lake Okeechobee region, Hendry and Glades County, including the cities of Moore Haven, ...
Mashka I am a young academic,teaching in Russia.I spent a year in UC Berkeley,being a Fulbright grantee, developing a course on the Internet studies.I have MA in Psychology and MA in English ...
cjon316 I have been a fan of the internet ever since I discovered it. (I don't mean that I discovered it in the sense of inventing it or anything like that.) I have worked in web design, marketing, sales, ...
nimantha.de I'm an experienced Business Analyst / Development Manager by profession. I have worked in several IT firms and have experience over 5 yrs. I got into writing ...
Mr. Roques Jorge Roques is a telecommunications engineer at INDOTEL, the telecommunications regulator of the Dominican Republic. His main focus is on rural broadband projects, and he works with competition ...
magneticnorth A marketing professional specializing in small-scale marketing for SMBs, micro-enterprises, professionals and non-profits. Specific competencies include:
- market research
- strategic ...
modza As of December 2010, CEO of FoorumNet, a startup social platform. Principal consultant, Odza Consults and Social Media Lift: Internet business models, email and social media marketing. Clients ...
Brian Newby
Brian D. Newby currently works as the Johnson County Election Commissioner in Kansas. He is the 8th Johnson Countian to serve as Election Commissioner.
Since his initial appointment, ...
robjvargas An I.T. geek with some cell phone experience and a passion for BPM. Trying to do more than just "buy boxes" at work. I want to establish that relationship between strategy and ...
KMT568 Full time professor at Monroe College teaching literature, writing, and communications. Enjoy theatre, working-out, surfing the web, blogging, reading, watching movies, and a good glass of wine.
antonis As a postdoctoral Research Fellow, my research interests have a strong focus on Networks and Services Management. In particular, my current activities focus on:
- policy-based and autonomic ...
kenton I've been involved in IT for more than 15 years and am currently IT Director for a small conglomerate of energy-sector companies. I'm a security specialist holding an active GSEC Gold ...
Rich Adler I am a multimedia producer with a speciality in online content production of video, photography and written content- with experience spanning all phases of production from development through to ...
dlavie I am an older Electronics Tech (yes i worked with tubes). I wrote my first computer program in 1970 using fortran, I've been addicted to tech since. My first "pc" was a Commodore 64 with a 300 ...
ChrisTOP I am a recent graduate of The Rowan University College of Communications, and am quite interested in the Internet and its effects on our Culture. I feel that the medium has had both ...
mtechie I am a web developer and freelance technology writer. See my most recent work on Dice.com. I occasionally post something interesting on the design blog ...
Root Maniac I administer Linux systems for North America's largest provider of services to the OTR truck driving community. I am interested in history from ancient times through the development of computer ...
jwallace I have NO idea what to put in this text box. <-- Just saying that scrapes the surface of SNAD for me.
more about me later.
M Hulot Monsieur Hulot was the creation of French writer, director, actor – heck, auteur – Jacques Tati. In a series of films starting in the 50s, Hulot comically collided with the technical ...
Terry Sweeney After more than 20 years of writing about technology and tracking countless vendors, I've settled into a front row seat for this four-way circus: e-commerce, security, wireless, and storage ...
ecsd We need Radical Telecom Reform: let us build OUR OWN fiber networks and get 1-gigabit service for utility rates.
Allen_Falcon Allen Falcon, President of Horizon Information Group, has assisted large, mid-size, and small businesses with strategic technology planning, management, and operations. Working on the staffs of ...
hbetts3 A developer with over 22 years in IT and 12 years in internet technologies. I have worked in industries ranging from Military to Fulfillment Services and Large Retail. My experience ...
Organizations are gaining experience and confidence with cloud-based solutions. But are they getting the most out of their cloud investments?
“Two or three years ago, we were hearing about data safety and overall control concerns, and companies were in the process of still determining what the cost benefits of cloud would be,” said Vijay Takanti, VP of security and collaboration solutions at Exostar , an aerospace industry cloud services provider. “Now there is a much higher knowledge level in the cloud, and most of these initial concerns, with the exception of security, have been resolved -- but there are still business processes that organizations are hesitant to put into the cloud. They are also not leveraging cloud to get the most out of the technology.”
About a month ago, a federal grand jury issued indictments against Megaupload Limited and seven of its principals on charges related to copyright infringement, racketeering, and money laundering. (See: Of SOPA, the DOJ, & Anonymous.) A couple of weeks later, law enforcement officials conducted a raid seizing the defendants' assets, copying files from Megaupload servers, and shutting down Megaupload.com and its affiliated sites.
So, you finely got your new smartphone. Shiny! (If you don’t get the reference to “shiny,” you’re not a Firefly fan, but I won’t hold that against you.) You waited patiently until your carrier offered just what you wanted -- with just the right features, at just the right price -- and your new phone discount was finally available again.
George Santayana said a great deal more than “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it,” but it’s probably the one quotation that nearly everyone in the security field will remember approximately verbatim.
I've been so busy here in San Francisco this week covering the IBM SmartCamp finals that I've not paid nearly enough attention to one of my favorite subjects this time of year, NFL football.
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Malware designed to infect Google Android smartphones has increased dramatically, and now the government is stepping in. The National Security Agency has developed SE Android, a system that tries to close up its security holes.
Disaster recovery is about restoring service to users, but when restoration times are protracted, companies should empower users so they have maximum flexibility for dealing with their situations.
We're getting wrapped around the wrong issues with SOPA. The problem isn't in how it's enforced. It's the fact that the basic concept is a violation of due process.
The drive to stream TV directly to HD sets, to tablets, or to PCs in the home may create a broader demand for streaming, and this could create a major new source of traffic pressure on mobile networks, mobile pricing, and mobile service policies.
As smartphones and tablets forge into the mainstream, vendors can begin work on the next big wave: wearable devices. Apple and Google are two of the heavyweights reportedly investing time, effort, and money here. This broad category spans the range from devices that can be worn like watches to computers integrated with people's clothing.
