Just a guy in Vermont trying to connect all the dots...
Dan York
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Jul 06
InterCommunity 2015 on July 7/8 – Join In To Voice Your Opinion! (And I’ll Be In Ottawa)
It is an event happening ON the Internet... not tied to any one physical location but rather bringing together thousands of people around the world in a global conversation.
You can register for free at:
www.internetsociety.org/intercommunity2015/
You can join in from your home, office, or wherever you have connectivity. The meeting will be taking place in two different sessions:
- 7 July 2015 from 20:00 to 22:30 UTC
- 8 July 2015 from 06:00 to 08:30 UTC
(Use this time zone converter to find out what times these are for you!)
As the agenda shows, we'll have sessions on Internet access, governance and security - and a chance to interact with people on all of these issues.
Now, there are what we call "regional nodes" around the world where larger groups of people will be gathering together to have face-to-face conversations and to also join into the global conversation. If you are near one of those locations you are welcome to go to the meeting place there to meet other people in your region.
I'll actually be in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, at the node there... if you are in Ottawa I look forward to seeing you there!
I'm very much looking forward to this meeting in part because these issues are so critical... and also because InterCommunity 2015 is an experiment in doing a global meeting across the Internet - and that is to something we need to do more of! So I'm looking forward to seeing how it all works out!
Please do join with us over the next few days and be part of this conversation!
P.S. InterCommunity 2015 is a meeting of the members of the Internet Society, but if you are not already a member (membership is free) you can join as part of the registration process.
P.P.S You can also follow the #icomm15 hashtag during the event on Twitter ( https://twitter.com/hashtag/icomm15 ) and other social networks.
Jul 06
Join InterCommunity 2015 on July 7/8 to talk about Internet security!
This week you have a unique opportunity to offer your opinion on how we can make the Internet more secure! On July 7 and 8 our global Internet Society membership meeting, InterCommunity 2015, will bring together thousands of people all around the world to address critical questions around the future of the Internet – how it is governed, how it is secured and how we bring the rest of the world online. YOU CAN JOIN IN DIRECTLY by going to this site to register:
https://www.internetsociety.org/intercommunity2015/
You can join in from your computer or mobile device in your home, at your office or wherever you can get connectivity.
This is a global meeting happening ON the Internet – and FOR the Internet!
In some cities across the world we will have “regional nodes” where people will be gathering together in a location to join into conversations with each other – and then to join into the global conversation. You are welcome to gather in one of those locations… or to join in from wherever you are. There are opportunities to connect in and have your voice heard from wherever you can connect.
As you can see on the InterCommunity agenda, the meeting will be running twice to bring in everyone around the world and will have different people and different segments. The goal is to bring all our members together, to exchange views and to come together to use our collective strength to address these critical issues and bring about a stronger and more secure Internet.
Please READ THIS POST from Internet Society President and CEO Kathy Brown for more information!
I’ll actually be in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, at the regional node there where I’ll be leading part of the global conversation about collaborative security and how we can all work together to make the Internet more secure. If you are there in Ottawa, I look forward to meeting you face-to-face. If you are online, I look forward to interacting with you. The topics we cover here on Deploy360 are all about making the Internet more secure and accessible… all key themes here in InterCommunity 2015!
Please join with us! It’s gonna be great!
P.S. What? You aren’t a member of the Internet Society? No worries… it’s free to join and become a member!
Jul 06
FIR #815
Intro: Neville’s back in the co-hosting chair, listener survey in the works;
Quick News: Meerkat partners with Discovery for Shark Week, selfies to replace passwords in MasterCard online payments trial, US Postal Service to debut digital mail, new business podcast series launches in Ireland; the Media Monitoring Minute with CustomScoop;
News That Fits: The challenges for Microsoft as it prepares to roll out Windows 10; the past week on the FIR Podcast Network; human curation and the art of content discovery; listener comments; Dan York’s Tech Report: Ello bill of rights, IPv4 exhaustion, InterCommunity2015 and Ottawa; PR in a citizen journalism world; Igloo Software promo; brands are starting to take Virtual Reality seriously;
Music from Lata; and more.
The post #815: Windows 10 and Challenges for Microsoft appeared first on FIR Podcast Network.
Jul 04
TDYR 258 – Heading To Ottawa For InterCommunity2015
I will be heading to Ottawa on Monday, July 6, 2015, to take part in InterCommunity 2015, a global meeting of Internet Society members that will be happening ON the Internet and FOR the Internet. I'll be traveling to an in-person meeting location because I'm leading one of the sessions... but thousands of others will be connecting from their homes, offices and wherever they can get Internet access. Please join in! (Membership in the Internet Society is free...) More info at:
https://www.internetsociety.org/blog/institutional/2015/07/intercommunity-2015-july-78-its-gonna-be-great
and
http://www.internetsociety.org/intercommunity2015/
Jul 01
TDYR 257 – Happy Canada Day! And Looping Audio On the iPhone…
Happy Canada Day! Today, July 1, is the celebration of the creation of Canada on July 1, 1867.
Jun 30
TDYR 256 – Watching The IPv4 River Run Dry… (Time To Move To IPv6!)
Goodbye IPv4 addresses in North America! I've been watching the countdown as the final days of IPv4 happen in North America... in this episode I talk about IPv4 as a river and how there will still be capacity in the river for a bit, but the source of the river is drying up - and now is the time to finally make the move to IPv6! More info at: https://www.arin.net/resources/request/ipv4_countdown.html
Jun 29
Wednesday, June 30, Is “DNSSEC Day” In Germany!
Want to learn about DNSSEC and DANE auf Deutsch? On Wednesday, June 30, 2015, a group of organizations in Germany will be streaming live a session called “DNSSEC Day” from 14:00 to 18:00 CEST (UTC+2). Information can be found at:
They say the exact link for the live stream will be published there before the start. The agenda indicates the four-hour live stream will be broken into four parts:
• DNSSEC: Wofür man die Technik braucht, wie sie in Grundzügen funktioniert (an overview)
• Die Anwendersicht: Wie setzen Clients DNSSEC ein, welche Provider und DNS-Server sind ratsam (a user’s perspective)
• Handreichungen für Administratoren: Eigene Domäne absichern, Registrare finden, Fallstricke vermeiden (information for administrators)
• DNSSEC-Spezialitäten: Wie DNSSEC im Zusammenspiel mit weiteren Techniken Man-in-the-Middle-Attacken drastisch erschwert und die Mail-Verschlüsselung vereinfacht: OPENPGPKEY, SMIME/A, SSH Fingerprinting, IPSec (DNSSEC specialties – which would appear to be mostly related to the DANE protocol)
This “DNSSEC Day” is a cooperative effort between three organizations:
- The German government’s information security agency (Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik (BSI))
- DENIC, the registry behind the .DE top-level domain
- Heise online, a leading technology media site
This kind of initiative is great to see and not surprising in Germany due to the high level of interest in DNSSEC and DANE, particularly for use in email communication. DANE is being used quite heavily by a number of email providers, and I’ve been pleased to see a number of German email providers actively advertising their support of DNSSEC and DANE on their websites.
More information can be found at:
We look forward to hearing about how well the event goes and to seeing growth in DNSSEC validation and signing within Germany.
Congrats to all the folks involved for making this happen!
P.S. If you would like to get started with DNSSEC and DANE, please visit our Start Here page to begin!
Jun 29
The Hobson & Holtz Report #814: You’re Underusing LinkedIn
Intro: Welcome to Linked Conversations host Chuck Hester, our final guest co-host as Neville’s month-long hiatus draws to a close.
Quick News: How Apple won a PR victory with help from Taylor Swift, one of Hollywood’s biggest publicity agencies gets caught with its hand in the Wikipedia cookie jar, why Netflix reigns supreme in the cord-cutting movement, a top creative executive from the world of advertising proclaims the power of print.
News That Fits: An in-depth conversation about LinkedIn, including the value of a robust company page, LinkedIn’s power as a content marketing tool, enhancing your presence with Slideshare content, and why your sales staff (and others) should be participating in LinkedIn groups; Dan York’s Tech Report, with details on the Internet of Things, a look at David Weinberger’s report on the Internet that once was (and could be again), and a Dow Jones CEO’s warning that news media should rethink getting too cozy using Facebook and Apple as news distribution channels; listener comments; LinkedIn’s acquisition of Lynda.com (and how it might integrate the training site); Igloo Software promo; the last week on the FIR podcast network; how big brands have reacted to the SCOTUS same-sex marriage ruling, and whether other brands should consider following suit.
Music from Jim Keller, and more.
Links to the content in this episode are on Delicious.
So, until July 6, when Neville returns.
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