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George Ou

Policy Director - Digital Society
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George Ou is the Policy Director of Digital Society. He was a Senior Analyst at ITIF.org and before that, he was Technical Director and Editor at Large at ZDNet and wrote one of their most popular blogs “Real World IT“. Before journalism, Mr. Ou was a network engineer. He built and designed wired network, wireless network, Internet, storage, security, and server infrastructure for various fortune 100 companies. George Ou is also a Certified Informations Systems Security Professional (CISSP) #109250.

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2010 - Aug 13	on	Net Neutrality: A Net-Head View
2010 - Aug 11	on	Net Neutrality: A Net-Head View
2010 - Aug 11	on	Net Neutrality: A Net-Head View
2010 - Aug 07	on	Net Neutrality: A Net-Head View
2010 - Aug 06	on	Net Neutrality: A Net-Head View
2009 - Dec 10	on	Dr. Peering Commits Malpractice on Net Neutrality
2009 - Dec 09	on	Dr. Peering Commits Malpractice on Net Neutrality
2009 - Dec 09	on	Dr. Peering Commits Malpractice on Net Neutrality
2009 - Nov 16	on	IPv6 Answers to Common Questions from Policy Makers, Executives and Other Non-Technical Readers
2009 - Nov 06	on	AT&T CTO Donovan: We Need Non-Discrimination
2009 - Aug 10	on	Cutting Through the Twitter DDoS Hype
2009 - Aug 05	on	Some Unsolicited Advice for AT&T re Google Voice
2009 - Mar 09	on	Cloud Computing Types: Public Cloud, Hybrid Cloud, Private Cloud
2009 - Mar 09	on	Cloud Computing Types: Public Cloud, Hybrid Cloud, Private Cloud
2009 - Mar 08	on	Cloud Computing Types: Public Cloud, Hybrid Cloud, Private Cloud
2009 - Mar 08	on	Cloud Computing Types: Public Cloud, Hybrid Cloud, Private Cloud
2009 - Jan 22	on	Carriers Are Trying to Take Back Control of the Home Network
2009 - Jan 22	on	Carriers Are Trying to Take Back Control of the Home Network
2009 - Jan 07	on	The Problem With HTTPS SSL Runs Deeper Than MD5
2009 - Jan 07	on	The Problem With HTTPS SSL Runs Deeper Than MD5
2009 - Jan 07	on	The Problem With HTTPS SSL Runs Deeper Than MD5
2009 - Jan 07	on	The Problem With HTTPS SSL Runs Deeper Than MD5
2009 - Jan 07	on	The Problem With HTTPS SSL Runs Deeper Than MD5
2009 - Jan 06	on	The Problem With HTTPS SSL Runs Deeper Than MD5
2009 - Jan 06	on	WiMAX vs. WiFi
2009 - Jan 06	on	The Problem With HTTPS SSL Runs Deeper Than MD5
2009 - Jan 06	on	The Problem With HTTPS SSL Runs Deeper Than MD5
2009 - Jan 06	on	The Problem With HTTPS SSL Runs Deeper Than MD5
2009 - Jan 06	on	The Problem With HTTPS SSL Runs Deeper Than MD5
2009 - Jan 06	on	The Problem With HTTPS SSL Runs Deeper Than MD5
2009 - Jan 06	on	The Problem With HTTPS SSL Runs Deeper Than MD5
2009 - Jan 05	on	The Problem With HTTPS SSL Runs Deeper Than MD5
2009 - Jan 04	on	WiMAX vs. WiFi

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DNS , DNS Security , Cybersecurity , Web , Threat Intelligence , Wireless , Cyberattack , Cybercrime , Broadband , Access Providers , Policy & Regulation , Mobile Internet , White Space , Telecom , Net Neutrality , Networks , Cloud Computing , Data Center , Brand Protection , DDoS Attack , IPv6 Transition , IPv4 Markets , Internet Governance , Regional Registries , ICANN , Internet Protocol ,

George Ou

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