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  joly 5:06 pm on 11/18/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: cuny, opencuny ( 2 ), TA3M ( 12 ), tor ( 3 )   

  TONIGHT: Hands-on Tor for Civilians: How to Setup and Use the Most Popular Anonymity Tool #TA3M 

  Tonight, Monday November 18 2013, OpenCUNY will again host the OpenITP Techno-Activism Third Monday at CUNY Graduate Center NYC. This month’s event is a hands-on TOR workshop lead by George Rosamond. Bring your laptop and learn how to use the most popular anonymity tool in the world, Tor. This interactive workshop will take you from square one with Tor, to becoming a regular user, comfortable with going beyond the basics. For more technical users familiar with Tor, come prepared to help others join the world of online anonymity.

  What: November Techno-Activism 3rd Monday
  When: Monday, November 18, 2013 6:00PM-9:00PM (EST)
  Where: CUNY Graduate Center,365 Fifth Avenue, Room 5414 (@ 34th St)
  Register: http://hactivism.eventbrite.com/
  Webcast: None
  Twitter: #TA3M : @OpenITP
  Contact: Sandra @ sandraordonez@openitp.org

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  joly 4:01 am on 05/23/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: cuny, database ( 2 ), hackNY ( 12 ), noSQL. Peter Bell, nytech ( 12 )   

  VIDEO: Trends in Database Technologies – Peter Bell #nosql @nytechcouncil 

  On May 2 2013 New York Technology Council (NYTECH) and the CUNY Institute for Software Design and Development (CISDD) presented ‘Trends in Database Technologies‘ at CUNY Graduate Center NYC. Over the last few years we’ve seen a range of NoSQL stores from MongoDB to Cassandra to Neo4j break the traditional dominance of relational databases. In this talk hackNY Evangelist Peter Bell discusses the evolving use cases for the four main types of NoSQL data stores and then looks at the next big thing in databases – immutable data stores like diatomic. Video is below.

  View on YouTube: http://youtu.be/iH9CjZrg6PU
  Transcribe on AMARA: http://www.amara.org/en/videos/OTf1xwxMCOys/

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  joly 1:38 pm on 03/15/2012 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: cuny, foss ( 7 ), john jay, stallman ( 3 )   

  Event: Richard Stallman ‘For a Free Digital Society’ 3/27 @JohnJayCollege #FOSS 

  On Tuesday, March 27 the Center for Cybercrime Studies at John Jay College will host  Dr. Richard Stallman, founder and president of the Free Software Foundation,  giving a talk “For a Free Digital Society.”

  What: Richard Stallman: For a Free Digital Society
  When: Tuesday March 27, 2012 – 1:30pm
  Where: Room L61, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, 899 Tenth Avenue, NYC (@59th St)
  Register: email Nicole Daniels ndaniels@jjay.cuny.edu
  Webcast: will be videotaped for DVD distribution.
  Twitter: #FOSS | #stallman | @JohnJayCollege

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  joly 5:19 am on 12/16/2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: cuny, google ( 30 ), nyc ( 115 ), tech ( 2 ), verizon ( 11 )   

  New York Technology Council launches 

  The New York Technology Council was founded by Donn Morrill, Paul Ellis and Ted Brown. Brown is executive director of the CUNY Institute of Software Design and Development and has spear-headed a program to place CUNY students into local technology internships by providing 1/3 of their pay, up to $1,000.

  The organization is also working closely with New York City Council Member Gale Brewer, the chair of the Committee on Technology in Government who said, “we are always looking for ways to make this city more tech friendly to business.”On the business side, the New York Technology Council has secured Google, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Verizon as sponsors, and are working with IBM to finalize an official partnership.

  In the short term, the goal is better coordination between the businesses, government and academic institutions already present in the city of New York.

  via NYConvergence – A digest of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut digital media technology news: New York Technology Council Sets Ambitious Goals.

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