Site Analysis Gets Expert Treatment

Interesting article from the Globe & Mail. This dovetails nicely with another article I read over the weekend about wireless network security. The article found here “How Secure is Your Wireless Network, discusses how easy it is for people to snoop and intercept wireless signals. Though the wirless security article is good but it leaves…

Updates from Shared Spaces Today's highlights: Groove Virtual Office due next week; Smartner Duality; Groove Networks will release version 3 of its peer-to-peer collaboration software, previously called Groove Workspace, next week. The new name for the offering is “Groove Virtual Office”, with the professional edition priced at $179 per user. Reuters is a user of…

The Internet was designed as a collaboration tool and we've come a long way since the first website was launched. E-mail has also always been a tool for collaboration, but inboxes are so cluttered with spam and other messages that many pundits are even claiming e-mail's days are numbered. How, then, can you collaborate with…

Two really good sections of this article. First is on a legal Russian music download service. I used Puretracks myself with no problem. Of course I had a $10 credit as a Telus high-speed customer. The second section is very, very interesting. Gillian dives into the whole, do you need face-to-face meetings and what defines…

Microsoft is moving, as I would expect, quickly to take advantage of Yahoo and AOL's departure from the business IM space. If they start offering tools to migrate from Yahoo or AOL to MSN, then that would be really interesting. Picking Up the Im Pieces: “The retreat of Yahoo Inc. and America Online Inc. from…

I've been following this series and I highly recommend it to anyone who is considering setting up a home wireless network, has a home wireless network, or is a frequent user of public hotspots. This article is a conclusion (I think), but the previous articles are great intros into the ins and outs of both…