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Bitnetix is quoted in the Heartland Institute’s article about pending legislation to force Denver-based broadcasters to provide service 400 miles away in the four-corners area, even though those counties are closer to other markets.
“The reason for these measures is to prevent something exactly like the Gawker incident.” So says our President, referring to why we call him “the password Nazi.” This time, instead of just quoting him, the entire article is attributed to him. IT Insider Online has the full article if you’d like to learn more about his top online security concerns… Read More »Top Online Security Concerns for 2011
The Greater Colombia (South Carolina) Business Monthly has a lengthy article on the “Technology Evolution Revolution.” The link will take you to the magazine, but you’ll have to flip to page 40 to see the beginning of the article (the text begins on page 41). Bitnetix provided a fair amount of information for this article including The Blowfish Effect, why… Read More »Bitnetix on the Evolution of Technology
No matter how juvenile DEAD F007 sounds, “Stuxnet is far from a kid-hacker attack.” Once more, Bitnetix is quoted in the news on the Stuxnet virus. You can read the article at this link.
Despite being a technology consulting company, we do not believe that technology should be forced upon people. “Protecting [broadcasters’] turf is one thing, but seeking a mandate is something else,” says our President in an article on the Heartland Institute’s web site. Congress is considering mandating that smartphones have both an embedded FM receiver and a DTV chip in them. … Read More »Bitnetix Tells Congress What To Do