Working in a home office, I’ve found that I enjoy having Spotify on in the background playing a much larger range of music than what I have in my own collection. I have found the "Discover" tab to be quite…
Aug 14
TDYR #027 – 10 Years Ago Today, The Massive Power Blackout In US And Canada
10 years ago today, on August 14, 2003, there was a massive power outage that affected Ontario, Canada, and much of the northeastern United States. In this episode I reflect on where I was that day and some of my thoughts around that event, as well as…
Aug 13
Video: IETF Chair Jari Arkko Summarizes The Activities of IETF 87 In Berlin (Featured Blog)
The 87th meeting of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) in Berlin, Germany, concluded on August 2, 2013. IETF Chair Jari Arkko recently published his summary of IETF 87 on the IETF Blog highlighting what he felt were some of the more important a…
Aug 12
FIR #716 – 8/12/13 – For Immediate Release
AirPR interview is up, marketing automation and Melbourne Mandate interviews coming, Bloggade 2013 is coming up; Quick news: promoted tweets boost offline sales, MixBit adds collaboration to Vine-Instagram competitor, top three tips from a LinkedIn exp…
Aug 12
FIR #716 – 12/5/13 – For Immediate Release
FIR Interview with AirPR CEO up, interviews coming with Craig Jolley and with Jean Valin and Dan Tisch, Bloggade 2013; Twitter promoted tweets, MixBit, top 3 LinkedIn tips, what consumers hate about social brands; Ragan promo, Google’s new rules for pr…
Aug 02
TDYR #026 – Grüße Aus Berlin! at InterContinental Berlin
TDYR #026 – Grüße Aus Berlin! at InterContinental Berlin by Dan York
Jul 31
Slides: Introduction To The DANE Protocol
At the DNSSEC Workshop earlier this month at ICANN 47 in South Africa, I gave an introductory tutorial about the DANE protocol and how it can be used to secure Internet communication such as that through a web browser. I explained how DANE works, outlined some use cases and provided a series of links for Read more…
Jul 29
Can We Create a Secure Caller ID For VoIP? (Featured Blog)
Can we create a “secure Caller ID” for IP-based communications, a.k.a. voice-over-IP (VoIP)? And specifically for VoIP based on the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)? Can we create a way to securely identify the origin of a call that can be used to com…
Jul 29
Can We Create A "Secure Caller ID" For VoIP? (Join Tomorrow’s STIR BOF To Learn More)
Can we create a "secure Caller ID" for IP-based communications, a.k.a. voice-over-IP (VoIP)? And specifically for VoIP based on the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)? Can we create a way to securely identify the origin of a call that can be…
