Right, no Gillmor Gang today since we did one...
Right, no Gillmor Gang today since we did one Tuesday night. @bluebrain @tinagillmor
October 25, 2013
RT @SMTulsaCheryl: Fantastic interview with...
RT @SMTulsaCheryl: Fantastic interview with @scobleizer and the founders of @aviate http://t.co/7yz4cButQB Check it out and #Getaviate
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RT @jdlasica: Already have 34 people in past 20...
RT @jdlasica: Already have 34 people in past 20 hrs sign up for Social Media Breakfast nov. 20 w/ @Scobleizer @Shelisrael, sign up! http://…
@billfusz @richlyons @logangreen @lyft I should be...
@billfusz @richlyons @logangreen @lyft I should be this afternoon with CIO of Facebook.
@NicholasOrsini @coverscreen Not yet. Will try...
@NicholasOrsini @coverscreen Not yet. Will try that and Aviate this weekend. Too many new toys to try! :-)
Android home screen @Aviate is in the house. Live...
Android home screen @Aviate is in the house. Live hangout starting now: https://t.co/21R9T6sFsK
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Robert Scoble - Rackspace's startup liaison officer helps small teams have a huge impact with cloud computing technology. - Startup Liaison Officer for Rackspace. Searching for world-changing technologies. - Rackspace - Half Moon Bay, California, USA - As Startup Liaison for Rackspace, the Open Cloud Computing Company, Scoble travels the world looking for what's happening on the bleeding edge of technology for Rackspace's startup program.
RT @jayrosen_nyu: The battle for the Internet is...
RT @jayrosen_nyu: The battle for the Internet is intensifying. They're winning. We're losing. http://t.co/Kkc5f4C0mE By Bruce Schneier. Hig…
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The Battle for Power on the Internet
We're in the middle of an epic battle for power in cyberspace. On one side are the traditional, organized, institutional powers such as governments and large multinational corporations. On the other are the distributed and nimble: grassroots movements, dissident groups, hackers, and criminals. Initially, the Internet empowered the second side.
RT @BenGIsaacson: Privacy-Related Book Review...
RT @BenGIsaacson: Privacy-Related Book Review (Part Two): Age of Context by @Scobleizer and @shelisrael (On @googleglass ) http://t.co/ixxY…
RT @moorehn: Rep Alan Grayson: "I'm learning more...
RT @moorehn: Rep Alan Grayson: "I'm learning more about NSA from media than intelligence briefings." http://t.co/01wdJLbQz7 via @byheatherl…
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Congressional oversight of the NSA is a joke. I should know, I'm in Congress
In the 1970s, Congressman Otis Pike of New York chaired a special congressional committee to investigate abuses by the American so-called "intelligence community" - the spies. After the investigation, Pike commented: It took this investigation to convince me that I had always been told lies, to make me realize that I was tired of being told lies.
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/oct/25/nsa-no-congress-oversight
@benjaminellis we are in London next Monday night...
@benjaminellis we are in London next Monday night at CIPR. Not sure if tickets are still available.