Instagram Comes Of Age: Thank Hurricane Sandy & The Election

In just the last few weeks, Instagram has become a mainstream social network, checked by everyday users during major news events and…

Section: Social Author: John Paul Titlow Publish date: November 7, 2012 Interaction count: 0

New Jersey Allows Email Voting: A Sign Of Things To Come?

Well into the 21st Century, no one's figured out a safe way to electronically vote without the presence of an auditable paper trail. With…

Section: Social Author: Brian Proffitt Publish date: November 6, 2012 Interaction count: 0

Hurricane Sandy: What Will It Take To Get You To Move To The Damn Cloud?

You know all those heroic efforts that folks made to keep their Internet sites up and running in the wake of Hurricane Sandy? They shouldn't…

Section: Cloud Author: Brian Proffitt Publish date: November 5, 2012 Interaction count: 0

In Sandy's Wake, The Internet Says #WeGotThis

I watched Hurricane Sandy unfold with my eyes wide open. And I’m glad I did, because I found ways to help.

Section: Social Author: Jon Mitchell Publish date: November 5, 2012 Interaction count: 0

Thanks, @ComfortablySmug. Trolling's So Mainstream It's "Over"

What's the point in being a troll if everyone is doing it, or at least writing about it?

Section: Social Author: Fruzsina Eördögh Publish date: November 2, 2012 Interaction count: 0

Hurricane Sandy Tests Wireless Infrastructure, Forces Carriers To Collaborate

In a rare show of decency, AT&T and T-Mobile have teamed up to provide their networks to people affected by Hurricane Sandy this last…

Section: Mobile Author: Dan Rowinski Publish date: November 1, 2012 Interaction count: 0

AirPlaying Hurricane Sandy: How One Cord Cutter Fared

Throughout Hurricane Sandy's wrath, my family kept in touch and up-to-date via my iPad, which I beamed to the TV using AirPlay. Not once did…

Section: Play Author: John Paul Titlow Publish date: October 31, 2012 Interaction count: 0

NYC Websites Running On Fumes In Wake Of Superstorm Sandy

In the age of cloud computing, it's an archaic image: the livelihood of some popular web sites currently rests on bucket brigades of crews…

Section: Cloud Author: Brian Proffitt Publish date: October 31, 2012 Interaction count: 0

Sandy Batters Internet, But Few Knockouts

Internet resources in the region are holding up as well as post-tropical storm Sandy blows through the Northeast. Only two major services…

Section: Cloud Author: Brian Proffitt Publish date: October 30, 2012 Interaction count: 0

Hurricane Sandy vs. The Internet: What's In The Path Of Frankenstorm

As Sandy bears down on the U.S. East Coast, the high concentration of the country's Internet infrastructure in the path of the massive…

Section: Cloud Author: Brian Proffitt Publish date: October 29, 2012 Interaction count: 0

Preparing Your Smartphone (And Yourself) For Hurricane Sandy

Our smartphones and tablets can also help us prepare for the brunt of the storm and make sure we stay connected to family, friends and vital…

Section: Mobile Author: Dan Rowinski Publish date: October 29, 2012 Interaction count: 0