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:

Dan York

Oct 05

For Immediate Release #3: People who don’t want Peeple

This week’s panel includes Internet Society Senior Content Strategist Dan York, 4L Strategies Partner Jennifer Zingsheim Phillips, and Scott Monty, principal and owner at Scott Monty Strategies. During our conversation, we talked about Volkswagen bringing four PR firms on board to help with its self-made emissions scandal as well as the number of communicators writing about how they would handle the crisis, the dust-up that has emerged over the announcement that a new app called Peeple will let individuals rate each other as though they were restaurants on Yelp, the convergence of PR and Investor Relations, whether brands are serious about their commitment to fighting breast cancer or if they’re just “pinkwashing,” newsroom adoption of Virtual Reality, and much more.
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Oct 05

5 Hours Left To Submit Comments on ICANN Design Team Review of Plan for DNS Root Zone KSK Change

Do you have any comments on the findings of the ICANN Design Team regarding the changing of the root zone key-signing key (KSK) for DNSSEC?  If so, you have about five hours left to submit your comments as the comment period ends at 23:59 UTC today, 5 October 2015. You can read the Design Team Read more…

Oct 02

Watch DNS-OARC Live This Weekend For DNSSEC, DANE, DNS Privacy and more

This weekend in Montreal the OARC Fall 2015 Workshop will take place filled with all sorts of excellent talks about DNSSEC, DANE, DNS privacy, DNS performance and much, much more.  The best part is that if you can’t get there in person, you can watch the live video stream on YouTube at: https://plus.google.com/+DnsoarcNetPlus/ All the Read more…

Oct 01

TDYR-267-Interview-with-Khyle-York-of-Dyn

After a few years of tweeting back and forth, Khyle York and I finally got a chance to meet! Two Yorks in NH… both involved with DNS and with marketing / communications. I spoke on a panel at Dyn’s #TechToberfest event in Manchester, NH

Sep 30

Watch Live Oct 1 – Dyn’s Techtoberfest: Internet Trends, Security, Net Neutrality and More (Featured Blog)

On Thursday, Oct 1, 2015, from 9:30am-4:30pm US EDT (UTC-4), Dyn will be holding their “TechToberFest” event in Manchester, NH, and also streaming the video live for anyone interested. There are a great set of speakers and a solid agenda. As I wrote on…

Sep 30

Watch Live Oct 1 – Dyn’s TechToberFest – Internet trends, security, net neutrality and more (Featured Blog)

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Sep 30

Slides: Intro to IPv6 by Olle Johansson

I noticed recently that my friend Olle Johansson had posted this nice intro to IPv6 from a presentation he gave back in March:

TCP/IP Geeks Stockholm :: Introduction to IPv6 from Olle E Johansson
What I like about it is that he provides some of t…

Sep 30

Slides: Intro to IPv6 by Olle Johansson

I noticed recently that my friend Olle Johansson had posted this nice intro to IPv6 from a presentation he gave back in March:

What I like …

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