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Protecting our electronic infrastructures

February 16, 2013

America, American Civil Liberties Union, anonymous, China, Computer law, Computer security, Congress, Coordinator, Cyberwarfare, Department of Homeland Security, electronic infrastructure, Electronic warfare, Ethics, executive, government, hacking, House of Representatives, Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, Internet privacy, Janet Napolitano, Java, LOLSEC, Military technology, Obama, online infrastructures, Richard Clarke, Russia, secretary, Secretary of Defense, Security, senate, State of the Union, technology world, the New York Times, Tim Berners-Lee, Twitter, U.S. Congress, United States, United States Department of Homeland Security, US department of defense, US federal reserve, US government, World War III

The US government gets serious about electronic threats.

2012: The year in review

December 29, 2012

Business, Media, Personal, Politics, Technology

amazon, Apple, Apple Inc., car enthusiasts, consumer software, Dow Jones Industrial Average, Facebook, Google, IBM, IPO, Labor Issues, Microsoft, netflix, New Year's Day, Newtown, Nokia, Oracle, Samsung, Steve Jobs, streaming media, technology discussion, TNL.net Amazon, United States, World Wide Web

A review of the last 12 months of posts on TNL.net

Guns

The right to kill and wound

December 15, 2012

Aurora, Connecticut, Firearms, Fort Hood, Germany, Gun control, Gun lobbyist, Gun politics, Gun politics in the United States, Irregular military, Militia, national guard, Newton, Newtown, Oak Creek, Political arguments of gun politics in the United States, politics, Right to keep and bear arms, Second Amendment to the United States Constitution, Sweden, United States, videogames/movies/media coverage, Virginia Tech

After Newtown, a proposal on dealing with guns without imposing more gun controls.

Copper

Municipal copper

November 10, 2012

Business, Politics, Technology

access communication infrastructure, America, AT&T, basic services, Bell System, Broadband, Cable TV, cellular telephone, Connect America Fund, copper, copper infrastructure, copper line phone infrastructure, copper network, Copper wire and cable, Digital subscriber line, DSL, Electricity, electricity moves, Federal Communications Commission, fiber network, fiber optic, Fiber-optic communications, government services, Internet infrastructure, internet signals, low-end telecom services, municipal copper network, municipal fiber networks, Natural Disaster, New Jersey, New York, New York and New Jersey, Optical fiber, Plain Old Telephone Service, technology breakthrough, telecom infrastructure, telecommunication infrastructure, Telecommunications, United States, Universal Service Fund, US government, Verizon, Verizon Communications, video on demand

Could municipal copper be the future?

Google Travel

Get out in town

October 20, 2012

Business, Politics

Android, black car, Bloomberg, building Google, California, Connecticut, consumer internet businesses, eBay, Facebook, Finance, finance industry, food buffets, gated communities, Gated community, Geography of California, Geography of the United States, Goldman Sachs, Google, Googleplex, Information Age, iOS devices, iPhone, Microsoft, mobile devices, New Jersey, New York, New York City, New York subway, Princeton, private shuttle, public transportation, public transportation infrastructure, public transportation riders, public transportation systems, San Francisco, San Francisco Bay Area, San Jose, Santa Clara County, Seattle, Silicon Valley, Stamford, Steve Blank, sub-standard products, the Nexus, Twitter, venture capital, Zynga, Zynga's building, Zynga's dog house

Escaping the valley may be the best way to develop the next great tech product.

We, the people...

Why antitrust lawsuits fail

October 13, 2012

Business, Politics

Government vs. Google is the wrong fight

New York City Skyline

11, no 9

September 8, 2012

Personal, Politics

9/11, A tower, Aftermath of the September 11 attacks, David Hal, David Vera, Energy, Iraq, Jean Bap, Jeremy Glick, Man-Made Disaster, Mark Ellis, Media, media businesses, Melissa Vin, Michael DiPasquale, Midtown, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, New York, New York City, Obama, Occupy Wall Street encampment, One World Trade Center, Osama Bin Laden, presidential election, Saddam Hussein, September 11 attacks, Steve Wein, Structural engineering, the day AFTER, Tolerance, Tom McCann, Twin Towers, United States, World Trade Center, World Trade Center in popular culture, World Trade Center site, World Trade Center tower, WTC

9/11 @ 11

We, the people...

Internet balancing act

August 11, 2012

Access, Advertising, bandwidth services, CEO, Computer law, copper infrastructure, copper telephone line network, Copyright, Dalton Caldwell, Democratic Party, Electricity, Facebook, Federal Trade Commission, Free Speed, Google, Internet Access, Internet balancing act It, Internet censorship, internet communities, Internet privacy, Internet Property Attache Act, Internet usage, Internet users, internet whole, law enforcement, Lowell McAdam, lower speed internet access networks, Microsoft, non-advertising, Obama administration, Paul Ryan, PicPlz, Privacy, Security, social media, SOPA, Speed, Stop Online Piracy Act, streaming video, Surveillance, text-based advertising, Twitter, U.S. Congress, United States, Verizon, Web 2.0, wireless service, wonderful technologies

Striking a balance to keep the internet alive.

The new warfare

June 2, 2012

al-Qaeda, America, army, ATM, Bluetooth, China, Computer security, Computer virus, Conspiracy theories, Cyberwarfare, electronic device, electronic infrastructure, Electronic warfare, Estonia, even use bluetooth devices, Hiroshima, internet fall, Iran, Iran–United States relations, Iraq, Israel, Modern warfare, Nagasaki, nuclear device, Nuclear program of Iran, Olympic Games, physical infrastructure, Proactive Cyber Defence, Richard Clarke, Rootkits, Russia, scientist, spam networks, Stuxnet, Taiwan, telecommunication networks, trojan technologies, Ukraine, United States, US government, US military, Virus, War

It’s time for a new electronic warfare organization.

Revolution

The 7 internet political principles

April 28, 2012

Ayn Rand, censorship, Computer law, digital media, final product, Fred Wilson, freedom to communicate, Information society, internet activists, Internet content, internet core philosophical principles, internet hive mind, internet ideas, internet ideology, internet look, internet philosophy, internet philosophy turn, internet political principles, internet population, internet principles, Internet sovereignty, Iran, net neutrality, Network neutrality, New media, New York, Occupy Wall Street, open source, politics, Request for Comments, Scientific revolution, technological infrastructure, United States, virtual reality

What are the political underpinnings of the internet and can they have an impact on the wider political discourse?

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