What we’re reading: 1/21/11

What we’re reading: 1/21/11

VCs roared back in 2010, investing the most money since 2007 (VentureBeat) IFPI: Fighting music piracy is a government job (arstechnica) HTML editor dumps ‘HTML5’ for HTML (ZDNet) OVERNIGHT TECH:…

January 21, 2011 0

What we’re reading: 1/20/11

What we’re reading: 1/20/11

More tech workers get bonuses, pay raises: survey (Reuter’s) Experts: FCC Net Neutrality Decision Sets up Court Battle (PC World) Tech priorities for new Congress: From old to new (cnet)…

January 20, 2011 0

State of the Net 2011

The State of the Net conference just wrapped up in Washington, DC. This is a unique event that brings policy wonks and technologists to Washington in order to help Congress…

January 19, 2011 6

What we’re reading: 1/19/11

What we’re reading: 1/19/11

Netflix spends 20 times more on postage than bandwidth (Digital Society) Wall Street ponders Apple without Steve Jobs (Reuter’s) Exclusive: Ad Tech Startups Banding Together To Take On Google And Microsoft (TechCrunch)…

January 19, 2011 0

State of the Net Conference Underway

The Congressional Internet Caucus Advisory Committee’s eleventh “State of the Net” conference is underway in DC today.  High Tech Forum Editor Richard Bennett is in attendance, and will be participating…

January 18, 2011 0

What we’re reading: 1/18/11

What we’re reading: 1/18/11

25 years of IETF: setting standards without kings or votes (Ars Technica) Facebook tools to help data thieves (Infoworld) A roundup of reaction to news of Jobs’s latest leave (NetworkWorld)…

January 18, 2011 0

What we’re reading: 1/17/11

What we’re reading: 1/17/11

Cisco unveils its vision of TV of the future(FierceIPTV.com) Does WiMAX Still Stand a Chance? (CircleID) Verizon Chooses Sides, While Level 3 Keeps Fighting With Comcast (PaidContent.org) Level 3 May…

January 17, 2011 0

TGIFunny: How an engineer folds a t-shirt.

Actually, I want one of these things. How an engineer folds a t-shirt

January 14, 2011 1

What we’re reading: 1/14/11

What we’re reading: 1/14/11

Google is killing HTML5 to harm Apple iOS What Happened in a Backroom in Vegas Net neutrality could face legal battle Bits Pics: The Computer History Museum EC Survey Finds…

January 14, 2011 0

Internet in 2010 by the Numbers

What are 262 billion, 21.4 million, 202 million, 1.97 billion, 2 billion, and 4? According to Royal Pingdom’s breakdown they would be the: 262 billion: The number of spam emails…

January 13, 2011 1