Anonymity
From time to time I see an editorial or story suggesting that anonymity should not be allowed on the Internet. The motivation is usually associated with concerns over pedophilia. This is certainly an important concern but so are the concerns of some who feel they need to be anonymous. A battered wife or an alcoholic […]
Too Secure?
Is it possible to be too secure? This morning I was working on a personal financial matter that required me to send some information to another person. The information was on a paper document and I did not have a machine readable version of it. I scanned the document and sent it via email as […]
The Future Of Blogging
November was a busy month speaking with the media. Marcia Stepanek at CIO Insight magazine and I spent two hours talking about blogging. The focus was on the CIO and the enterprise, although the implications of blogging are much more broad and deep than just the corporate world. The interview was published under the title […]
Privacy And Trust – Part 1
There have been many emails about the PepperBall, but perhaps the most emotional feedback has been about my short stories on healthcare. The cry for more efficient, effective, and affordable healthcare is universal. One reader said, "I was happy to see your take on healthcare in your recent blog. This is a field where some […]
Information & Interaction at the Western CT Exchange
The Western CT Exchange is holding networking sessions which are designed to enable members and attendees to gain insight and share information with business professionals and executives from throughout the Western Connecticut region. Their next meeting will be December 4th at the Ridgefield Community Center. It will be a breakfast session from 7:45 – 9:45 […]