After the dot-com bust, Michael Hyatt recalls, the conventional wisdom was that nobody would invest in the Internet any more. He wasn't convinced. “I didn't think people would give up their e-mail addresses,”
Published on: December 22nd, 2010
Grant Buckler
@grantbuckler
In four years as a graduate student at the University of Guelph, Jeremy Friedberg developed a passion for teaching, but also learned how difficult it could be to teach complex biology concepts with
Published on: November 30th, 2010
Grant Buckler
@grantbuckler
Everyone is talking about those telepresence systems that make a video conference look so real you'd almost think you were in the same room with the people at the other end. Very nice,
Published on: November 9th, 2010
Grant Buckler
@grantbuckler
Toronto lawyer Zak Muscovitch can take calls wherever he is, on a desk phone, mobile phone or computer. Incoming faxes show up in his e-mail. "I get voice mail without having to log
Published on: November 9th, 2010
Grant Buckler
@grantbuckler
Having finally started to think about the online activities of girls as distinct from boys, researchers, public policy makers and the news media are still mostly getting it wrong.That's the consensus of panelists
You've heard of the practice of Wi-Phishing, or setting up rogue wireless access points in public places. You're wondering how to avoid becoming a victim of the scam artists, who can use this
With the recent launch of BlackBerry App World, its online store for BlackBerry applications, Research in Motion recognized that for many "crackberry" users, the basic device is only the beginning. It's the growing
In the continuing computer security arms race, a technique called fast flux is the bad guys' latest way of thwarting attempts to shut down phishing scams and other Web nasties.Fast flux was first
Ottawa-based Wrapped Apps Corp. is extending a service that helps software vendors convert existing applications to the software as a service model. The move illustrates the emergence of a market for SaaS middlemen
Suppose you had a display that could be wrapped around a pop can, shaped into a sphere or even worn like a shirt? What would you do with it?That's what researchers at Queen's
In late March, Chrysler Leasing sent a letter to some customers warning them a tape containing some of their personal data - such as names, addresses and social insurance numbers - had gone
See you in court. It's a phrase nobody likes to hear, and one that should be used less in the technology sector, say lawyers with experience in arbitration and mediation.These alternative dispute resolution
Canadian software designed to evade government censorship of the Internet is the first recipient of a new award for digital pioneers chosen by an international group of specialists and awarded in Paris in
Published on: February 25th, 2008
Grant Buckler
@grantbuckler
When a few dozen journalists gathered in Toronto last September for a one-day professional development seminar, they didn't expect the event on topics like interviewing and filing freedom of information requests to result
Published on: January 25th, 2008
Grant Buckler
@grantbuckler
Think of it as just-in-time inventory management for money. According to International Data Corp.'s Financial Insights unit, it's an opportunity both banks and their customers should be thinking about more than they are.“There
Published on: October 29th, 2007
Grant Buckler
@grantbuckler
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