NSA surveillance hurts U.S. businesses
For many years I have been a strong believer in the benefits of the technology powering our modern information society. I have […]
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Brute force attack failed!
This morning, my personal Website was subject of an attempt to break into the administrator account with a brute force attack. Due […]
INET Denver considers Internet life without IPv4 addresses
See on Scoop.it – Information Society After Asia and Europe, North America is next in line to run out of IP addresses. […]
IPv6 ready
Today, I can proudly announce that my website is IPv6 ready! Originally posted on April 13, 2013: While I am happy that […]
The ‘right to be forgotten’
See on Scoop.it – Information Society Peter H. Hellmonds‘s insight: What do you think? Should there be a “right to be forgotten”? […]
Researchers Identify Mobile Users Through Anonymous Location Data
See on Scoop.it – Information Society New research suggests that using a complex mathematical model, it is possible to identify smartphone users […]
The Future Of Mobile [SLIDE DECK]
See on Scoop.it – Information Society The future is mobile, but not mobile-only. Peter H. Hellmonds‘s insight: This deck of 108 slides […]
Digital Dumping Ground | PBS
See on Scoop.it – Information Society How often do you buy a new computer? Do you know where your old equipment is […]
German Federal Court of Justice: Internet is a Basic Need | eco
See on Scoop.it – Information Society Germany’s Federal Court of Justice said access to the Internet is among people’s basic needs. This […]
#WSIS+10 review meeting: “Towards Knowledge Societies for Peace and Sustainable Development” | @UNESCO #Paris, France, Feb 25-27, 2013 | http://www.unesco-ci.org/cmscore/civicrm/event/info?id=14&re…
See on Scoop.it – Information Society Peter H. Hellmonds‘s insight: "UNESCO, in cooperation with ITU, UNCTAD and UNDP, is organizing the first […]