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About Doug Hanchard
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Doug is the principal of Rapid Response Consulting, an advisory group that integrates ICT solutions. He has worked at some of the largest telecommunications firms in Canada, including Bell Canada, Telus and AT&T. Was the Director of R&D for Bell Canada Security Solutions Inc, developing I.P. based security platforms and ICT services. Doug also served on several executive committee’s that tested post disaster ICT challenges during a crisis for Strong Angel III in San Diego and continues advisory work for several U.S. DOD initiatives involving ICT needs during a disaster.
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UK election campaigns begin. Social media to play important role
Social Media to play a key role in UK Election outcome.
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Comcast wins U.S. Appeal Court case, denies FCC oversight authority
The U.S. Appeals court rejected the FCC's jurisdiction claim of managing Network Internet traffic
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Shuttle Discovery launch marks the beginning of the end
The Space Shuttle program launched Discovery Mission 131, one of 4 remaining flights of the Shuttle Program. Should it be saved?
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What's inside your home is yours, except computer files
Surveillance methods being used are in the same league as those used by the NSA, CIA, MI5, MI6 and China's MSS. A real and genuine underground of revolt brewing. This isn't two street gangs...
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China at it again: Journalist, activist emails hacked
Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the most evil of them all... Chinese hackers are at it again.
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When is an employer allowed to read your email?
Is email privileged when you communicate with your lawyer using employer-supplied laptop? Two cases, two different outcomes.
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Internet vs. US Constitution
Will the Justices be able to adapt, given the US Constitution is 223 years old with a 'few' amendments? Will government need to establish new amendments to modernize how laws are created and...
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Former IBM VP Moffat pleads guilty to insider trading
Moffat faces 20 years on each count of insider trading.
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Are the MPAA and RIAA out of their minds?
Current syndication and distribution business models are dead and so too will be the MPAA and RIAA if it does not embrace change.
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The FCC should be the regulator of ACTA treaty
If the Anti-Counterfeit Trade Agreement comes to pass and somehow goes through Congress and becomes law it will be the dawn of a new millennium in itself.
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Apple is immune from antitrust
The hottest consumer electronics company is Apple. Is it safe from government litigation? Maybe Google should license iPAD killing future litigation.
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Gen. Harding withdraws from TSA nomination
Retired Major General Harding has withdrawn his nomination as Director of the Transportation Security Agency, the second individual to do so. The TSA has been without a leadership since President...
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FCC's National Broadband Plan: Net Neutrality, R.I.P.
The National Broadband Plan: Everything seems to be covered, even the issue of taxes and the impact of how that could impact internet growth. Yes, every issue appears to be well documented. Except...
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Egypt to ban Skype VoIP to PSTN on mobile phones?
Mobile phone use has exploded in most of the Middle East and southern regions of Asia, providing a valuable resource of tax revenue for governments. There are other ominous reasons why it is doing...
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EFF: Gmail vulnerable to snooping: SSL certificates often faked
The Electronic Freedom Frontier released a report by Christopher Soghoian and Sid Stamm, internet computer researcher's that suggests several international intelligence agencies can and regularly...
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EFF: Internet's security, privacy flaws need attention
Internet technology engineers face legal concerns that are still not addressed according to many legal scholars that follow Internet services and applications.
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EPIC testifies before Homeland Security Hearing advising it suspend body scanner use at airports
EPIC testifies before Congressional hearing suggesting government documents conflict with policy n how Body scanner technology will be used by the TSA.
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NYT: China Counters Google position. Partners begin divorce proceedings
The New York Times reports that two major mobile phone partners are breaking ties with Google. As the government clamps down on Google, more Chinese companies are severing partnership deals....
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Google lays down China gauntlet of its own making. Living by the sword...
As the Chinese government holds steady, Google sees no other way out of its current predicament. Analysts are shaking their heads and everyone is taking sides.
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Obama: Health Care Reform "Like a Patients' Bill of Rights on Steroids"
Change will happen, but it won't be as drastic or dramatic as some think it will be. President Obama suggested Health Care Reform is like Bill of Rights on Steroids.
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