Would you be interested in helping guide the future of the Public Interest Registry (PIR), the non-profit operator of the .ORG, .NGO and .ONG domains? If so, the Internet Society is seeking nominations for three positions on the PIR Board of Directors….
Oct 19
For Immediate Release #5: Online advertisers messed up
Welcome to episode #5 of For Immediate Release. This week’s panel includes Shonali Burke, President and CEO of Shonali Burke Consulting, Inc.; Dave Fleet, Senior Vice President at Edelman Digital; and Kami Watson Huyse, CEO at Zoetica Media. This week’s topics include discussions about Volkswagen’s new integrity-focused board member, new online advertising standards the Internet Advertising Bureau hopes will address the reasons ad-blockers are gaining in popularity, consumer perceptions of native advertising, Facebook’s Notify app and its implications for public relations practitioners, how PR agencies and in-house teams might be able to adopt the model of a new New York Times newsroom team dedicated toward building on stories that are going viral, whether PR can embrace a new ad agency trend away from hiring experienced admen and opting instead to hire “internet kids,” and Flipkart’s announcement that it would operate its e-commerce business strictly by app.
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Oct 19
Watch Live Today – DNSSEC For Everybody: A Beginner’s Guide – ICANN 54
Want to understand what DNSSEC is all about? Would you like to understand how DNSSEC helps make DNS more secure? And why DNSSEC is important? Today (19 October 2015) in just under two hours at 5:30 pm Irish Summer Time (IST – UTC+1) we’ll be streaming the “DNSSEC For Everyone – A Beginner’s Guide” session Read more…
Oct 16
Tesla’s Software Update To Enable Self-Driving Cars Both Delights And Concerns Me
In a fascinating bit of synchronicity, yesterday morning at pretty much the exact same time that I was finalizing the publication of our IoT Overview paper and publishing Karen Rose’s IoT blog post, my friend (and former CEO of a company for which I worked) Jonathan Taylor was posting a photo to a social network of receiving a software update for his car over the Internet.
Yes, you read that correctly.
His car, a Tesla, was downloading a software update across his home WiFi network.
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Oct 16
ICANN 54 in Dublin: IANA, Women In Technology, DNS Security and more…
Over the next seven days we’ll have an Internet Society team on the ground in Dublin, Ireland, at the 54th meeting of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).Dan York
Oct 15
TDYR 268 – After My AstriCon2015 Keynote, I Can Breathe Again
TDYR 268 – After My AstriCon2015 Keynote, I Can Breathe Again by Dan York
Oct 15
DNSSEC And DANE Activities At ICANN54 In London On 19-21 October
Next week we’ll be in Dublin, Ireland, for the 54th meeting of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) and as per usual there will be a great amount of DNS security activity happening. Some great introductions to DNSSEC and DANE – and some outstanding technical talks (and demos!) on Wednesday. Here are Read more…
Oct 12
For Immediate Release #4: Leave Justine alone!
Welcome to episode #4 of For Immediate Release. This week’s panel includes Think AHA Chief Instigator Mitchell Levy (who is also the host of Thought Leader Life on the FIR Podcast Network), Stone Temple Consulting senior consultant Doug Haslam, and ClaimWizard co-founder and marketing director Lynette Young. Topics covered include a questionable PR pitch, the launch of Twitter Moments, the return of Justine Sacco, and much more.
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Oct 06
Minding Our Routing Security MANRS At NANOG 65
Why and what kind of collective effort is needed to improve the security and resilience of the global Internet routing system? This will be the topic today at NANOG 65 in Montreal during the Security track from 11:30-1:00 EDT. Our Andrei Robachevsky is moderating a panel is named “How can we work together to improve security and resilience of the global routing system?” and the panelists include:
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