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Computing for Disaster Management Visioning
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Computing for Disaster Management Visioning

The Computing Community Consortium (CCC), together with the National Science Foundation (NSF), is co-sponsoring a limited-participation visioning workshop on computing...

Do we need copyright?
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Do we need copyright?

The concept of property is a social construction. Animals, such as cats, can own a piece of food, or a territory, but only as long as they are able to personally...

Fizzback  Customer Feedback Channel
From The Eponymous Pickle

Fizzback Customer Feedback Channel

Eurostar experiments with Customer Feedback"When considering their options, Haynes and his team trialled a system from Fizzback, a UK start-up that was acquired...

Can the NSA Break AES?
From Schneier on Security

Can the NSA Break AES?

In an excellent article in Wired, James Bamford talks about the NSA's codebreaking capability. According to another top official also involved with the program...

The DARPA Challenge That Didn
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

The DARPA Challenge That Didn

Earlier this month, we highlighted the

Business Analytics Roadmap
From The Eponymous Pickle

Business Analytics Roadmap

From AnalyticsBridge:   An interesting paper that addresses the process.   Somewhat overplayed in my opinion, but it is worth a look for alternatives to design...

Another <i>Liars and Outliers</i> Excerpt
From Schneier on Security

Another Liars and Outliers Excerpt

IT World published an excerpt from Chapter 4.

Tide Thefts Rampant
From The Eponymous Pickle

Tide Thefts Rampant

This saw considerable press a few weeks ago.   The P&G detergent Tide being used as a 'currency'  for criminals. And becoming the object of theft.   Not because...

Preventing Support Agent Burnout
From The Eponymous Pickle

Preventing Support Agent Burnout

Using game dynamics to prevent support agent burnout.   A reasonable area of application since it includes tiresome tasks, but is it reasonably scalable?

From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

In IEEE’s Spectrum

Futurescapes
From Putting People First

Futurescapes

FutureScapes, an open collaboration project by Sony and Forum for the Future, aims to bring together a range of expert thinkers, designers, futurologists, writers...

Agencies Seek White Papers, Announce Cybersecurity Symposium
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Agencies Seek White Papers, Announce Cybersecurity Symposium

Earlier this month, the National Coordination Office (NCO) for the Networking and Information Technology Research and Development (NITRD) Program — the Federal...

Helsinki Street Eats: a book about everyday food
From Putting People First

Helsinki Street Eats: a book about everyday food

Helsinki Street Eats: a book about everyday food By Bryan Boyer and Dan Hill, with contributions from Ville Tikka, Nuppu G

Unprinter
From Schneier on Security

Unprinter

A way to securely erase paper: "The key idea was to find a laser energy level that is high enough to ablate - or vaporise - the toner that at the same time isNew...

The Best and Most Innovative Teachers
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

The Best and Most Innovative Teachers

Being somewhat opinionated about the subject (who am I kidding

7 Google+ Tips
From Wild WebMink

7 Google+ Tips

I’ve expanded my earlier posting about Google+ and you’ll find not five but

Unilever Launches Innovation Online Program
From The Eponymous Pickle

Unilever Launches Innovation Online Program

From Consumer Goods Technology:   " ... Unilever's Open Innovation team launched a new online platform, which offers experts the opportunity to help the company...

Legal Tangles in the Cloud
From The Eponymous Pickle

Legal Tangles in the Cloud

Additional Cloud risks.  The danger of legal actions in the Cloud.  A recent example shows the danger.

From Computational Complexity

Heading South

Starting in July, I'll be chair of the School of Computer Science in the College of Computing at Georgia Tech. Annie Ant

What's the State of (CS Ed in) Your State?
From Computer Science Teachers Association

What's the State of (CS Ed in) Your State?

The March issue of the CSTA Voice (see p. 4-5) includes a look at some state-by-state results from the 2011 National Secondary Computer Science Survey . AsCertification...
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