Long time technology journalist and blogger.

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Joined November 2008
Sean Kerner has put together a comprehensive list of security threats that stubbornly still haunt us. xitter.cf/TechJournalist/status/…
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My friend David Needle is moving cross-country and entrusted me with a few items he didn’t want to keep, including his Tandy Model 200 laptop. It’s in astoundingly good condition, complete with the vintage Post-It Note on which he wrote the dial-in number for MCI Mail.
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IT Leaders discussed the role of AI during the pandemic and longer term implications. bit.ly/36mKszE @TechTarget @cce2020
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The 5 most over-hyped tech devices zd.net/2ZEPZ09 via @ZDNet & @sjvn There have been some great #gadget failures, but sometimes, after all the hype has faded, successful devices springs from their ruins.
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If there is a scandal involving Christina Applegate, what would they call it?
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Salesforce is starting to detail what to expect from its big Customer 360 release this fall including an ambitious Customer Data Platform (CDP) offering. bit.ly/2IR2kWt #C360
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Jan Muhlfeit, former chariman of Microsoft Europe and professional coach, is one helluva an interesting dude. I enjoyed being the onstage interviewer for Gentry Magazine's first Conversation Series: editiondigital.net/publicati…
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Best performing stock since 2010 ... drum roll ... Domino's Pizza. Wow. Great opening talk by Ray Wang at Connected Enterprise conference #CCE2018
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Big data and corporate social responsibility go hand in hand. Here are some ways organizations are using data and analytics to make a difference hpe.com/us/en/insights/artic… by @bakercom1 #CSR #BigData
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Looks interesting! Web inventor Berners-Lee creates a new "privacy first" way of dealing with the internet zd.net/2xMOO1s via @ZDNet & @sjvn He wants users, nor corporations, to control personal data on the #web #privacy
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Some very cool work being done by startups & larger firms on the Int'l Space Station. I covered how several Silicon Valley firms are doing 3D printing, launching small satellites, and running a supercomputer in space. bit.ly/2KcKjRi
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Tenable's first user security conference just wrapping up here in LA. They have a VERY engaged set of customers and impressive lineup of partners. The event sold out early. William Shatner on stage last night, man was he fun. He's turning 87 in a few weeks. What a life. #EDGE2018
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Women in computing? Google's Diane Green has quite a story to tell. An amazing career. bit.ly/2yizkk8
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How the Fed Reserve Bank of NY uses open source software to manage $4 Trillion /year in transactions. bit.ly/2yCUj4M @davidneedle
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Speak DevOps to me: Tips & Tricks. How @rosettastone, does continuous delivery by @DavidNeedle bit.ly/2xB6xta
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'Humor: Serious Business' not an oxymoron, but a new course at Stanford GSB. My Q&A w/ the 2 women behind it: bit.ly/2iSjLw0
When you hear they might do your show without you. #WTF !?!? Retweet if you think I should host the new episodes of Cash Cab on @Discovery. – at New York, NY
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A bright way to enhance Wi-Fi - LiFi could turn LED light bulbs into network access points bit.ly/2vmriGa
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The cameraphone just turned 20, big congrats to inventor Philippe Kahn. bit.ly/2t7etwS #FullPower
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