Network World columns

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2013

see "Edited" for the version that ran in the paper.

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• 2013-01-08: Looking forward to a future Internet Edited

Now that the WCIT is over what does the future of the Internet look like?

• 2013-01-18: The end of an extraordinary life: Aaron Swartz Edited

Both Swartz and prosecutor Stephen Heymann were doing what they thought was right, and someone died.

• 2013-02-05: Apparently we can wait: Obama's online privacy effort Edited

Not much positive has happened in the United States on the online privacy front, but there is a lot going on in Europe.

• 2013-02-19: Critical infrastructure protection: Maybe thinking good thoughts will make us safe Edited

President Obama has followed the Senate's lead and wimped out on protecting our critical infrastructure.

• 2013-03-05: Privacy as product differentiation. Is it time? Edited

Is there a business reason to provide customer privacy?

• 2013-03-20: Cloud services: Computus Interruptus Edited

Hard to get work done when cloud services go down.
 

• 2013-04-09: OpenDaylight: the next Penguin Edited

Will the Linux Foundation's new OpenDaylight project change the world like Linux has?
 

• 2013-04-29: Internet taxes: Is the inevitable about to happen? Edited

Senate seems headed toward passing Internet tax bill, but House could still be a challenge.
 

• 2013-05-15: Federal requirement for open access: Seeing what you paid for Edited

Obama administration is starting to get there when it comes to letting us taxpayers access the information we pay to develop.
 

• 2013-05-30: IP Commission Report: Surprisingly clueful Edited

In spite of one stunningly dumb idea, report on theft of American intellectual property is generally well done.
 

• 2013-06-10:Eight-hundred-and-nine columns down, none to go Edited

My last NWW column.