TDYR #124 – Anyone Used The New Getty Images Embedding Yet? by Dan York
Mar 10
Crossing 300,000 Views Of My CircleID Articles
I was pleased to note recently that the number of views to my various posts on CircleID had crossed over the 300,000 mark and that along the way I’d entered the top 20 contributors to the site in terms of…
Mar 10
FIR #746 – 3/10/14 – For Immediate Release
Neville and Dan in London; Quick news: Omnicom’s $100 million deal with Instagram, Greenpeace’s campaign against Procter and Gamble, the Church of England’s new Twitter account, Digg vs. Reddit for PR pros; Ragan promo; News That Fits, Michael Netzley…
Mar 10
The Intersection of Github… and Babylon 5?
Mar 09
TDYR #123 – “123” Occurrences, Jet Lag, Time Zones And An Interview About The Evolution Of The Internet
TDYR #123 – “123” Occurrences, Jet Lag, Time Zones And An Interview About The Evolution Of The Internet by Dan York
Mar 09
Free DNSSEC Training In Singapore March 19-21
Are you going to be in Singapore March 19-21 and would be interested in some DNSSEC training? We’ve been alerted by our friends at ICANN and the NSRC that they have a few open seats in the DNSSEC training classes they are offering on March 19-21 in cooperation with the Singapore NIC (operators of the Read more…
Mar 08
TDYR #122 – You Almost Never See People Smile In Airports
TDYR #122 – You Almost Never See People Smile In Airports by Dan York
Mar 08
Weekend Project: Check Out The New “getdns” API
Are you an application developer who makes queries to DNS somewhere inside your application? If so… or if you aren’t, but are just looking for a reason to play around with some code… there’s a new “getdns” API out that is designed to make it easier to interact with DNS. From the website: getdns is Read more…
Mar 07
TDYR #121 – Of “Lifts”, Meeting Neville Hobson And Teleprompter iPad Apps
Final thoughts from London: meeting Neville Hobson, great activity at IETF … and stumbling upon a *great* teleprompter app for an iPad…
Mar 07
Deploy360@IETF89, Day 5: dnsop, uta
It’s our last day here at the 89th IETF meeting and it’s been a very exhausting but exhilirating meeting so far! A lot of excellent work happening in so many areas! Our final day here ends with a number of DNSSEC-related topics being presented in the DNSOP Working Group – while at the exact same time is the first Read more…

