More on GIP Spam Workshop
The Global Internet Project’s (GIP) workshop: “Spam – Can It Be Stopped?” last week included keynotes by Internet architect Vint Cerf and Orson Swindle, Commissioner at the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC). In attendance were more than 100 participants representing some of the leading experts from government, academia, law, business, and the press. There was […]
Feedback on Subway Surfing
I have gotten a lot of feedback on my little piece about “Subway Surfing“. Some said WiFi is already “meat and potatoes”; some were amazed to learn what is going on in the WiFi area. (read more) Chris Davis told me how he is rolling out a community wide network in his rural Kentucky community. […]
Global Internet Project press release
The GIP will be putting a press release on the wire tomorrow.
The Glass Engine
Reflection – written June 24, 2002 The Glass Engine represents a very interesting new approach to searching and interacting with information. (Note: unfortunately it requires Microsoft Internet Explorer). I suspect you will be as impressed as I was when you see this remarkable technology prototype. It was developed by Mark Podlaseck at IBM’s Hawthorne, New […]
The Glass Engine
There is a very interesting new approach to searching and interacting with information at philipglass.com. Unfortunately it requires Microsoft Internet Explorer. I suspect you will be as impressed as I was when you see this remarkable technology prototype. It was developed by Mark Podlaseck at IBM’s Hawthorne, New York Research Laboratory. The project started when […]