Mar 30

The Hobson & Holtz Report – Podcast #801: March 30, 2015

Quick News: Brands flock to Periscope, being seen as innovative boosts a company’s bottom line says Ketchum survey, Slack is killing IRC, all 650 Members of Parliament in the UK will receive an iPad Air 2 after the May election; Ragan promo;

News That Fits: New apps – including Periscope, Meerkat and NewsByMe – could boost citizen journalism; Dan York’s Tech Report: Periscope and live streaming, Dave Winer’s MyWord, Facebook; drilling a social media crisis with Polpeo; the Media Monitoring Minute with CustomScoop; listener comments in audio and in the FIR Podcast Community on Google+; wearable tech will shift from novelty to norm in the next five years; the past week on the FIR Podcast Network; Igloo Software promo; summary of what we learned from Facebook’s F8;

Music from Moon Taxi; and more.
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Mar 30

Some Quick Thoughts On Periscope, Meerkat And The Era of Simple Livestreaming

Unless you’ve been offline or ignoring social media for the past couple of weeks you’ve no doubt seen the dueling "livestreaming wars" between the iOS applications Meerkat and Periscope. Perhaps you’ve viewed some of the streams… or broadcast some yourself….

Mar 30

Keeping The Web Open: Dave Winer’s "Radically Silo-Free" MyWord Editor

Dave Winer is at it again. The creator of some of the original blogging software back in the early 2000s and one of the creators of RSS released last week his "radically silo-free" blogging editor MyWord Editor (MWE) with this…

Mar 30

FIR #801 – 3/30/15 – For Immediate Release

New PR podcast from Philippe Borremans; FIR interview coming with Syracuse University London Millennials; Quick News: Brands flock to Periscope, being seen as innovative is good for the bottom line, Slack is killing IRC, MPs will get iPad Air 2 tablets…

Mar 29

TDYR 235 – Sundays, Churches and the Impact of Youth Sports

TDYR 235 – Sundays, Churches and the Impact of Youth Sports by Dan York

Mar 27

The Intersection of Human Rights…. and IETF Protocols?

Should considerations for human rights such as freedom of expression or freedom of assocation be incorporated into the development of Internet protocols and standards?
That’s the key question being asked today in a session at IETF 92 in Dallas, TX, whe…

Mar 27

Deploy360@IETF92, Day 5: EPPEXT… and we’re done!

On this  final day of IETF 92 our Deploy360 attention will be focused on only one working group, EPPEXT, that is looking at communication between registries, registrars and other entities working with domain names.   There only two blocks of working group sessions today… and then everyone heads home!  Here’s what this abbreviated day looks like […]

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Mar 27

Deploy360@IETF92, Day 5: EPPEXT… and we’re done!

On this  final day of IETF 92 our Deploy360 attention will be focused on only one working group, EPPEXT, that is looking at communication between registries, registrars and other entities working with domain names.   There only two blocks of working group sessions today… and then everyone heads home!  Here’s what this abbreviated day looks like Read more…

Mar 26

Jim Courtney Discussing His "Experience Skype To The Max" Book on March 27 on VUC at Noon US EDT

Want to learn more about what’s up with Skype right now? Tomorrow, March 27, 2015, at 12 noon US Eastern, my friend Jim Courtney is going to be discussing the new second edition of his "Experience Skype to the Max"…

Mar 26

Deploy360@IETF92, Day 4: More IPv6 Operations, TLS, and much Security

This  fourth day of IETF 92 has a heavy focus on security for us on the Deploy360 team.  While the day starts with the second of two IPv6 Operations (v6OPS) working group sessions, the rest of the day is pretty much all about security, security, security! NOTE: If you are unable to attend IETF 92 […]

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