Are you ready for World IPv6 Launch on June 6, 2012? Or are you trying to figure out what’s going and what all the excitement is about? Would you like to learn how you can participate? In this short video, the Internet Society’s Chief Internet Technology Officer, Leslie Daigle, explains how “This Time It’s For Read more…
May 18
I Love Seeing How Companies Are Promoting World IPv6 Launch!
Okay, I have to admit that as an advocate for World IPv6 Launch on June 6th, I absolutely loved opening up Tweetdeck this morning and seeing a “promoted tweet” advertising World IPv6 Launch activities at the top of the my Twitter search on IPv6: And here it is in the Twitter web interface: Now usually Read more…
May 16
Experimenting With SoundCloud For Audio Podcasting
As I’ve mentioned on my last several reports into the For Immediate Release podcast, I’ve been experimenting over the past few weeks with SoundCloud as a platform for posting and sharing audio recordings. If you are a SoundCloud user, you…
May 16
2 Days Left To Comment to FCC About Ham Radio Usage In Emergency Communications
To all my friends and readers who use amateur (ham) radio, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is seeking comment on the use of Amateur Radio in emergency communications such as disaster response. THE DEADLINE FOR COMMENT IS TOMORROW -…
May 16
DNSSEC Used In 2012 National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition
Our friends over at the DNSSEC Deployment Initiative published the great news that DNSSEC was involved in the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (NCCDC) held in April 2012. This annual event, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology division, involved this year 126 schools and over 1,500 competitors. The important Read more…
May 16
One Year Ago Today, The Big C Changed Everything…
Today is a somber anniversary in our household. One year ago today, we sat down with a doctor here in Keene to go over the results of some tests on my wife. He came into the room and went immediately to the point… hardly even saying hello. I don’t remember his exact words, but they were basically: "I have some bad news. You have cancer." He may have said it differently… but that was the core message. Simple. Direct. To the point. And everything changed for us. The rest of that appointment and indeed the year has become a blur…
May 15
Want To Tell Us Where To Go? View Our IPv6 and DNSSEC Roadmaps…
What type of IPv6 and DNSSECarticles, tutorials, and other content do we need to add to this Deploy360 website? What areas need more attention? Have you looked for some topic here and not found it? Since we launched Deploy360 four months ago, we’ve been collecting feedback through comments to this site; through interactions on Twitter, Facebook and Google+; Read more…
May 14
DNSSEC Roadmap for the Deploy360 Programme
The Deploy360 Programme staff has been collecting requirements and feedback for DNSSEC-related content from the community here at the Deploy360 site, from within social networks and at our ION conferences. Based on that feedback, this document is an analysis of the IPv6-related content that needs to be added to the Deploy360 Programme website. Each section Read more…
May 14
IPv6 Roadmap for the Deploy360 Programme
The Deploy360 Programme staff has been collecting requirements and feedback for IPv6-related content from the community here at the Deploy360 site, from within social networks and at our ION conferences. Based on that feedback, this document is an analysis of the IPv6-related content that needs to be added to the Deploy360 Programme website. Each section Read more…
May 14
Roadmap for the Deploy360 Programme
The Deploy360 Programme staff has been collecting requirements and feedback from the community here at the Deploy360 site, from within social networks and at our ION conferences. Based on that feedback, we have outlined the IPv6-related and DNSSEC-related content that needs to be added to the Deploy360 Programme website: DNSSEC Roadmap for the Deploy360 Programme Read more…
