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Yesterday, while the Senate Judiciary Committee was contemplating COICA’s risky architectural remedies to thwart online intellectual property infringement (see David Sohn’s thoughts here), the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Communications and Technology held a major hearing to question the
The developer community has a pretty straightforward need when it comes to including privacy in apps: Make It Easy. Recently, CDT hosted PrivacyAppCamp at Google’s Mountain View, CA campus. PrivacyCamp is an open format event designed to encourage conversation about
What can Skype do? Skype is a powerful tool which enables users to make calls via their computer or mobile device to anywhere in the world via the internet. Many millions of users enjoy Skype in many different countries. Skype
Over the years, I have used a variety of analytics programs to keep track of website traffic. From Google Analytics to Microsoft adCenter Analytics to OneStat, they’re all the same. Since last week, however, I’ve been lucky enough to be able
If you have ever used Google Charts before you have probably used the shape markers… …I wanted shape markers in flot to diplay alerts on certain data points in my graphs, something I couldn’t find support for. After the jump
Dealing with ajax has become so easy and high-level that it is pretty easy to forget about the details. A nice habit to get into when dealing with an ajax-heavy frontend is to manage the event listeners and connections that
Internet Explorer integration is by far my least favorite part of developing web applications. I had this nice little java applet that was working fine in Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, etc. (basically WebKit and Mozilla browsers) but would annoyingly sit
IBM is now officially providing cloud computing infrastructure services and will wraps up the beta phase on June 30. The IBM Cloud is essentially a self-service portal that allows subscribers to access virtual machines and configure storage operating systems, middleware
Michael Blechar, vice president in Gartner’s Applications Architecture Research division, just posted his thoughts on Agile development, a development method we at ELC prefer to achieve superior results. Blechar’s post go back to a recently published Gartner research notes entitled “Agile Development: What’s
McAfee announced its first cloud-based malware protection software. Called “SaaS Web Protection” the software promises to offer traditional reporting and protection capabilities malware, spam, trojans and other Internet-borne threats. However, there is no local installation required. McAfee’s approach appears to