TDYR 246 – Interview with Bryan Person About Lithium, Austin, Social Media and more by Dan York
May 15
The People of Nepal Need Our Help
Updated: 15 May 2015
On 25 April a powerful 7.8 earthquake devastated the country of Nepal. Two weeks after the initial quake, there are more reports of another major earthquake hitting near the town of Namche Bazar, near Mount Everest.
All our Chapter members have reported that they are safe.
These earthquakes already claimed the lives of more than 5 000 people, injured thousands more and left tens of thousands of people without homes and supplies.
The Internet Society has a Chapter in Nepal and has been working on Internet related projects in the region since 2007.
Right now, humanitarian and aid organizations need your help to help serve areas affected by the earthquake.
Lia Kiessling
Dan York
May 15
Internet Governance and Cybersecurity Hot Topics At GCIG/SIPA Event May 14-15 (Watch Live) | Internet Society
Source: Internet Governance and Cybersecurity Hot Topics At GCIG/SIPA Event May 14-15 (Watch Live) | Internet Society
May 15
Official Google Blog: Green lights for our self-driving vehicle prototypes
Source: Official Google Blog: Green lights for our self-driving vehicle prototypes (just testing… )
May 14
TDYR 245 – Live-tweeting a Conference… From 200 Miles Away!
TDYR 245 – Live-tweeting a Conference… From 200 Miles Away! by Dan York
May 13
Internet Governance and Cybersecurity Hot Topics At GCIG/SIPA Event May 14-15 (Watch Live)
How do we restore trust and confidence in the Internet so that it can deliver on its full potential for communication, creativity, innovation and opportunity? In an era when the Edward Snowden revelations have made us aware of the pervasive surveillance that is possible, and when large-scale data breaches have exposed our most personal information, how do we feel safe when we go online? And as the next billion people look to the Internet for their future opportunities, how do we help address their fears and concerns? What are the roles we all have in bringing about an open, trusted Internet? And what are the most pressing challenges in how we collectively govern the Internet?
Dan York
May 11
#807 – Can every company really be a media company?
There’s nothing fair about fair use at Soundcloud, forgotten wonders of the digital world: Second Life, new data on native advertising’s disclosure issues, more than one million click “I’m a voter” button on Facebook as opinion polls suffer major credibility crisis in UK general election, every company is a media company, part 32,556: Uber looks for an editorial director; big moves in content marketing; Dan York’s Tech Report: the power of Soundcloud, developments at Ello, and more; how Snapchat made QR codes cool again; catching up with Glenn Gaudet and GaggleAMP.
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May 11
FIR #807 – 5/11/15 – For Immediate Release
Geeks Bearing Gifts book review is up; Clammr CEO interview coming, Quick News: Nothing fair about fair use at SoundCloud, Second Life is a forgotten wonder, new data on native advertising’s disclosure issues, Facebook I’m a Voter button gets more than…
May 10
Celebrating 15 Years of Blogging! Starting with Advogato…
Fifteen years ago today I did something that I had no clue would transform my life in the years ahead. On May 10, 2000, I was sitting in cavernous basement office of Linuxcare on Townsend Street in San Francisco. It…
May 08
DNS-OARC 2015 Spring Workshop This Weekend (May 9-10) Covers DNSSEC and DNS Security
The 2015 Spring Workshop of the DNS Operations Analysis and Research Center (DNS-OARC) takes place this weekend, May 9-10, right before the RIPE 70 meeting in Amsterdam. As per usual the agenda is packed full of all sorts of sessions related to DNS in general, with a number getting into DNSSEC and overall DNS security. Read more…
