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2011: The year that was

January 8, 2012

Business, Media, Personal, Politics, Technology

3D printing, Bitcoin, digital media, east coast, Groupon, internet channel, internet valuations, Internet War, Internet War The concept, Kinect, Kinect device, LinkedIn, LinkedIn Corporation, London, manufacturing age, Microsoft, Microsoft Corporation, Microsoft Windows, netflix, New Year's Day, New York, New York City, Nokia, Open Web, Peer-to-peer computing, San Francisco, SOPA, Stop Online Piracy Act, streaming, technology decline, technology scene, television, TV, United States

A recap of what I covered in 2011

The 2012 Crystal ball

January 1, 2012

Business, Media, Politics, Technology

amazon, Android, Apple, Apple TV, Boxee, Facebook, Google, HTML 5, iPhone, Microsoft, Motorola, netflix, Panasonic, predictions, Roku, Samsung, Television technology, Tumblr, TV, Twitter Inc, Vizio

With a new year kicking in, it's time for a new batch of predictions.

2011 Predictions: The scorecard

December 18, 2011

Business, Media, Politics, Technology

Android, AT&T, christmas, Copenhagen, Denmark, e-book, e-books, Egypt, Espionage, Facebook, Federal Communications Commission, gamification, Google Inc., Groupon, Intel, Internet Backlash, internet legislation, internet political story, Internet regulation, iPhone, kindle, LinkedIn, media product, Microsoft, National Football League, National security, Near Field Communication, New Year's Day, New York, NFC chips, NFL, Nokia, Prediction, predictions, promising technology, Region Hovedstaden, regulated internet, Security, smart phones, T-mobile, technology side, The Guardian, the New York Times, Tunisia, United States diplomatic cables leak, Whistleblowing, Wikileaks, World Wide Web, Zynga

A review of my 2011 predictions.

From Euro to e-uro

December 11, 2011

Politics, Technology

ATM, Automated teller machine, bank networks, Business, cash, Cheque, Currency, cyber currency, David Chaum, Digicash, digital cash, digital currency, digital money, e-cash, e-currency, e-money, e-uro, e-wallets, economics, electronic cash, electronic currency, electronic money, electronic payment systems, euro, Europe, European Union, Felica, Finance, Financial cryptography, Foreign exchange market, founder, internet payments, mastercard, mobile phones, money, NFC technologies, Numismatics, Payment systems, Paypal, potential infrastructure, printing press, smart card, United States

In the Euro failure, a potential chance for an all-digital currency.

Re:Occupied

November 20, 2011

Politics

#OWS, Activism, America, amplification equipment, Community organizing, Congress, content from many different services, content sharing services, Culture jamming, digital media, Foley Square, Internet activism, internet philosophy, internet service, ISP, Liberty Square, mic check, net neutrality, Occupy movement, Occupy movement in the United States, Occupy Wall Street, online medium, open internet, people's microphone, political activism, Political philosophy, Progressivism in the United States, RT, Stop Online Piracy Act, Tea Party, technology industry, Twitter, Wall Street, Zuccotti Park

More lessons from #OWS

Stopping SOPA

November 16, 2011

Politics

Computer law, Congress, Copyright infringement, Copyright infringement of software, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Facebook, Google, helpful online tool, internet domain names, Internet in the United States, law, online action, Online Copyright Infringement Liability Limitation Act, Online Piracy Act, online sites, SOPA, Stop Online Piracy Act, Twitter, United States, United States copyright law

Why SOPA is bad news for the internet.

An Occupation

October 16, 2011

Business, Media, Politics

#OWS, Activism, amplifying equipment, Bernie Sanders, civil disobedience, Culture jamming, David Isenberg, Gandhi, Google, internet founders, internet philosophy, Internet technology, JP Morgan Chase, JP Morgan Chase Tower, Labor Issues, leveraging internet technology, net neutrality, Nonviolence, Occupy movement in the United States, Occupy Wall Street, Private, Progressivism in the United States, Protest, Protests, Reactions to Occupy Wall Street, stupid networks, Tahir, Tea Party, United States, US federal reserve, Wall Street, We are the 99%

What does Occupy Wall Street mean?

E-reader impact

October 2, 2011

Business, Media, Politics

amazon, Barnes & Noble, Book, Communication, e-book, e-books, e-reader, e-readers, e-reading, Electronic publishing, kindle, Mad, Mass media, Media technology, multi-purpose devices, pre-internet days, publishing, Reading, Sara Nelson, Satire, Sayaji Vaibhav Public Library Navsari, Web fiction

Is there a societal impact out of the rise of e-readers

A decade

September 11, 2011

Personal, Politics

9/11, Causality, David Hal, David Vera, Jean Bap, Jeremy Glick, Mark Ellis, Melissa Vin, Michael DiPasquale, New York, Speeches, Steve Wein, Tolerance, Tom McCann, United States, WTC

9/11 @ 10

The Internet War

June 25, 2011

Politics, Technology

anonymous, CCC, Central Intelligence Agency, Chaos Computer Club, Cybercrime, discussion board, general public started bumping, Hacker groups, hacking, hacktivism, hacktivist, HBGary Federal, increased online battle, Internet activism, Internet censorship, internet collective organizing rapid internet, Internet industry, Internet memes, internet rule-breaking, Internet vigilantism, Internet War, law breaking, long internet conflict, LulzSec, online community, online hacktivists, online music sharing, Part internet communities, Project Chanology, Sony, Steve Jobs, United States Senate, web infrastructure, web-based services, Wikileaks

LulzSec may be calling it quits but things are far from over.

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