NYU ITP Summer Camp 2014
It’s not too early to be thinking about summer plans. True, it’s March and there’s still snow on the ground. But by June it will …
It’s not too early to be thinking about summer plans. True, it’s March and there’s still snow on the ground. But by June it will …
I wrote an incredibly readable eBook on the most important challenge facing humankind IT. Give me ten minutes of your time, and by the end of “Anatomy of a Phish” you’ll have a complete grasp
San Francisco-based UberConference is the audio bridge service that lets you know who is talking. Amazing, right? It was started by the same folks who …
I saw Philly-based Artisan at TechCrunch Disrupt last year, and remember their easy approach to A/B testing for mobile apps. Since then at my day …
I haven’t been to a Hacks/Hackers event in a good long time. The sessions are ostensibly geared towards journalists and investigative reporters–of which I’m neither–but …
The folks over at the Hacker League have collected all the projects from the multi-city Legal Hackathon from two weekends ago. My view of these …
Remember Entoforms? Back in 2011, I wrote about Dutch artist and maker Dolf Veenvliet’s 3-D plastic lifeforms, which looked like something that might have been …
I’ve been busy with other projects so I was unable to make the New York Legal Hackers second annual hackathon this past weekend in Brooklyn. …
A few years back there was a free and all powerful web development environment started by the brothers Yasar–Devrim and Sinan. It was a great …
Like everyone else following the news about the Snowden papers, I’m aware of the basic facts. Bulk collection of phone metadata, and taps on Yahoo …
Back when I was spending more time writing about FCC regulatory issues, I came across a sleepy backwater known as television signal retransmission. Actually, there’s …