domains in comment and analysis
Peter Cochrane's Blog: A petabyte before I die...
Comment But over the following 30 years or so, the time to double shrank to just 18 months, and in some specific domains the next decade saw it reduced further to more like 12 months. Written in a coffee shop in Ipswich UK and dispatched via a company wi... [14 May 2008]
Tech Visions: New media floods firms' networks
Comment The once separate domains of IT and media have become intertwined and now form part of this massive spend. But for many CIOs that future has already arrived, argues Howard Greenfield. As content from iPods, TV and websites starts to invade... [19 Feb 2008]
Geography lessons for online retailers
Comment Law enforcement and government agencies can use geolocation to trace the internet routes of cyber criminals, look at domains and investigate the use-history of IP addresses associated with crimes to prosecute criminals. [09 Jan 2008]
Tech Visions: New media is IT's next frontier
Comment The once separate domains of IT and media have become intertwined and now form part of this massive spend. Experts argue new media will spell the demise of the IT professional. Not true, says Silicon Valley-based Howard Greenfield. [29 Nov 2007]
From CIO to consultant: First impressions count
Comment With the importance of being online increasing every day, this can actually be driven by the available domains. Even if you're a one-man shop with a tight budget you don't have to let your clients know that. [16 May 2007]
The Weekly Round-Up: 17.03.06
Round-Up The win for Volkswagen supports claims that German businesses have so far been way more proactive in registering their dot-eu domains.so get involved. When you think 'Polo', what do you think? The mint with the hole? [17 Mar 2006]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Lab on a laptop
Comment Worse, even fewer really understood the relationship between the time and frequency domains. Written at the Dayton, Ohio airport and dispatched to silicon.com via free wi-fi For much of my life I have been involved in solving complex problems using... [08 Dec 2005]
Q&A: BT CTO Matt Bross
Comment A: If you look at the 21CN, all of the elements that we are doing can be seen in other domains. 'Innovation' is a word that Matt Bross, CTO of BT, is fond of bandying around when talking about BT's strategy. [22 Sep 2005]
Leader: Filter out the fraud
Leader would regularly scan its networks for any fraudulent-looking domains it may be hosting. With the growing number of email scams out there, you would assume a company as widely used as Yahoo! Apparently not. [07 Sep 2005]
Devil's Advocate: How to catch a spammer
Comment At least three different domains have been used to spam my site but they all point to exactly the same page. Yet the domains purport to be registered to entirely different people. It seems that all the domains causing the problem are hosted at the... [09 Aug 2005]
Will's Web Watch: easy, easy, easy...
Comment Though EasyDoesIT.co.uk is up for sale by an enterprising soul who seems to be sitting tight on a large number of business-friendly domains. It already owns it, registered to several top level domains. [20 Apr 2005]
Will's Web Watch: Do firms still know 'squat' about domains?
Comment But even now companies are failing to register domains effectively - a task which becomes increasingly complicated with every new domain extension. Those domains would cost around $20 per year each - Starbucks' market cap is $18.7bn. [23 Jul 2004]
Leader: Harsh but fair sentencing?
Leader It's important to point out at this stage that John Zuccarini was preying upon children, using common misspellings of Disney and Harry Potter domains in order to drive traffic to porn sites and he was the first person convicted under new laws... [01 Mar 2004]
Through the fog...Think Instant Value
Comment As they exist in the same, recognisable form for multiple people in multiple domains, this means that: Instant wins are driving IT decisions but sometimes you need to think tactical, says Quocirca's Jon Collins. [12 Dec 2003]
Peter Cochrane's Uncommon Sense: DIY v DIFM networks
Comment A 256Kbps or 2Mbps download capability may have been a reasonable prospect a decade ago but the advance of PC technology has seen a huge gap widen between the two domains. Most types of successful networks have seen an element of end user... [26 Jun 2003]
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