#sopa #pipa #piracy #law According to Mike Anderson 2011, “You may have heard the term “SOPA” getting thrown around these last few days. But what exactly does it mean? The future of the Internet is at a crossroads because of SOPA and Protect IP, two controversial bills on their way through congress that may affect [...]
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What Is The Stop Online Piracy Act? | NBC Bay Area
December 24th, 2011 
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Posted in Copyright, Hosting, Intellectual Property, Internet, Law, Technological Innovation, Technology 
Tags: Anti-piracy, CNet, Copyright, Declan McCullagh, Internet, Mike Anderson, NBC Bay Area, PIPA, piracy, SOPA 
No Comments »BREAKING: GoDaddy Drops Support For SOPA | TechDirt
December 24th, 2011 admin #sopa #pipa #piracy According to Mike Masnick of Floor64 and Tech Dirt 2011, “As the public backlash continued to grow — and GoDaddy’s support of it seemed entirely tone deaf to what people were saying — you knew something had to break eventually. GoDaddy has just announced that it no longer supports SOPA. From the [...]
Posted in Hosting, Internet, Technological Innovation, Technology Tags: Anti-piracy, copyright infringement, GoDaddy, PIPA, piracy, politics, SOPA No Comments »
The Advent of The Global Brain | Analysis & Opinion | Reuters
September 25th, 2011 admin According to Chrystia Freeland 2011, “Get ready for the global brain. That was the grand finale of a presentation on the next generation of the Internet I heard last week from Yuri Milner. G-8 leaders had a preview of Milner’s predictions a few months earlier, when he was among the technology savants invited to brief [...]
Jobs Made Apple Great By Ignoring Profit | The Great Debate
August 30th, 2011 admin According to Clayton Christensen and James Allworth 2011, “The opinions expressed are their own. Steve Jobs retires as the CEO of Apple with a reputation that will place him amongst the pantheon of history’s great global business leaders. Many people have written about what makes Jobs and Apple special, but I think they’re missing what [...]
Posted in Business, Computing, Internet, Software, Technological Innovation, Technology Tags: Apple, Business, Clayton Christensen, Computers, Consulting, Finance, Innovation, James Allworth, Reuters, Steve Jobs, Technology No Comments »8 Underrated (and Undervalued) IT Skills | Global Knowledge
August 25th, 2011 admin According to Kenny Doyle of PCWeek and Assoc. Editor at ZDNet 2011 reports “8 Underrated (and Undervalued) IT Skills – As technology advances, the need for new skills in IT continues to emerge. Wireless management, social media networking, search engine optimization (SEO), and mobile application development represent just a few of the technology-related skills that [...]
Posted in Internet, Software, Technological Innovation, Technology, Wireless Tags: Callistecomm, Consulting, Global Knowledge, it, Kenny Doyle, Technology No Comments »5 Virtualization Management Tips to Live By | CIO.com
April 29th, 2011 admin According to Kevin Fogarty 2011, “Virtualization trends, products and vendors may come and go but these virtualization management principles will never go out of style. Consider this expert advice on how to staff, automate, and more.” Read more >http://www.cio.com/article/680889/5_Virtualization_Management_Tips_to_Live_By_?source=CIONLE_nlt_insider_2011-04-29 Share and Enjoy:
Posted in Computing, Hosting, Internet, Project Management, Technological Innovation Tags: CIO, hosting, Kevin Foggarty, server management, servers, virtualization No Comments »Global data storage capacity estimated at 295 exabytes | InfoTech Spotlight
February 11th, 2011 admin According to Ashok Bindra a TMCnet contributor 2011, “With advances in technology driving the Internet traffic worldwide, the quest for data is only growing dramatically day-by-day. It is hard to fathom the amount of data generated and stored globally. But now researchers at the University of Southern California have given us some idea. Tracking some [...]
Posted in Computing, Global, Hosting, Technological Innovation, Technology Tags: Ash Bindra, Computing, exabyte, gigabyte, hosting, InfoTech Spotlight, Tech, Technology, terabyte, yottabyte, zettabyte No Comments »"Stop providing free #IT #Consulting work" | @TechRepublic
December 4th, 2010 admin According to Erik Eckel 2010, “People don’t call electricians and expect free step-by-step instruction regarding how to repair a failed ground or intermittent circuit. So why do they call #IT #consultants expecting such assistance? I wish I knew the answer to that question, because I can feel my blood pressure rising just recalling some of [...]
Posted in Business, Computing, Consulting, Technological Innovation Tags: Business, business computing, Callistecomm, Consulting, Erik Eckel, it, IT Consulting, TechRepublic No Comments »
