May 04

The Hobson & Holtz Report – Podcast #806: May 5, 2015

Converse knows how to work with fans, bad tweets from the Houston Rockets and the City of Cleveland prompt different apologies, Johns Hopkins University students will no longer eat chicken, a change to Promoted Tweets gives more ammunition to native advertising’s critics; the Media Monitoring Minute with CustomScoop; Bud Light promotes misogyny, Virtual Reality is coming to journalism, listener comments discussion, Walmart laid off employees and then provided well-being health advice to them, Igloo Software promo, Dan York’s Tech Report (including ISOC support for Nepal earthquake victims, how to test your website, certificate pinning, WebRTC voice chat web app, and Soundcloud as a podcast platform), the last week on the FIR Podcast Network, PR needs more SEO (and vice versa).
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May 04

FIR #806 – 5/4/15 – For Immediate Release

Neville’s in Boston, Gini Dietrich is guest co-host; new Steve Rubel podcast; a chat with Gini; Quick News: Converse knows how to work with fans, bad tweets of the week, JHU student’s won’t eat chicken, Twitter’s bad native ad decision; Media Monitorin…

May 03

TDYR 243 – The Power of SoundCloud As A Podcast Publishing Platform

Why do I like SoundCloud as a platform for podcast publishing? What are some of the reasons podcasters should consider it? I dive into detail in this episode… (and a companion post on http://www.disruptiveconversations.com/ will be available later…

May 01

New RFC 7469 on Certificate Pinning – HTTP Public Key Pinning (HPKP)

A couple of weeks ago those of us interested in Internet security formally received a new tool in our toolbox to improve the overall security of the TLS infrastructure that we use for pretty much all secure communication across the Internet. RFC 7469, “Public Key Pinning Extension for HTTP” was published and is available at: Read more…

Apr 30

Wire Launches WebRTC Voice/Chat Web App For Windows, Linux, more – Includes High TLS Security

Yesterday the team over at Wire launched a new WebRTC-based "Wire for Web" app that lets people on Windows, Linux or any other platform now communicate with people using Wire on iOS, Android or OS X. You can get to…

Apr 30

TDYR 242 – Wire.com Launches WebRTC-based Web App

Yesterday Wire.com launched “Wire for Web” letting anyone with a web browser use chat and voice to communicate with other users of the Wire apps for iOS, Android and Mac OS/X. See http://www.disruptivetelephony.com/2015/04/wire-launches-webrtc-voicec…

Apr 29

nTLDStats Adds DNSSEC Statistics for New Generic Top-Level Domains (newgTLDs)

Hooray! The folks over at nTLDstats have now added a new tab that lets you see which of the 100s of new generic top-level domains (newgTLDs) are seeing the most second-level domains signed with DNSSEC. You can see the stats at: https://ntldstats.com/dnssec Here is a view of how it looks right now: The site shows Read more…

Apr 29

TDYR 241 – It Would Have Been Easy To NOT Run Today

TDYR 241 – It Would Have Been Easy To NOT Run Today by Dan York

Apr 27

Internet.nl – A New Site to Easily Test Your Use of IPv6, DNSSEC, TLS and DKIM (Featured Blog)

“Is Your Internet Up-To-Date?” Does your existing Internet connection work with IPv6 and DNSSEC? Do your web sites support IPv6, DNSSEC and TLS? Is there a quick way to find out? Earlier this month a new site, Internet.nl, was launched to make this all…

Apr 27

Internet.nl – A New Site To Easily Test Your Use Of IPv6, DNSSEC, TLS and DKIM (Featured Blog)

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