The Dan York Report

What is the state of deployment of DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC)? What is DNSSEC all about, anyway? Why should you care about it? What does it do? In this episode I dive into what DNSSEC does and the recent report we released about the "State of DNSSEC Deployment 2016" - Please see the full report at: https://www.internetsociety.org/doc/state-dnssec-deployment-2016

What is it like to watch 100 girls throw rocks at houses? In this episode I talk about our recent trip to Toronto where I got to do exactly that...

I was fascinated by reactions by people to my waving at them from the side of the road today...

Netflix this week added the ability to download shows and movies and watch them offline. In this episode I talk about why I think this is so exciting...

Today is a great day to buy ebooks and videos at 50% from O'Reilly and associated publishers - http://oreil.ly/CyberMonday16 . Two of my books are included in the sale: http://migratingappstoipv6.com/ and http://www.7ducattacks.com/ - the sale goes until Tuesday, November 29, 2016 at 5:00am Pacific Time.

Some brief thoughts on the way home from Seoul, South Korea, where I was for IETF 97. This was recorded in Narita airport in Tokyo.

I am heading to Bucharest, Romania, to be part of the Internet Society's "ION Bucharest" conference on Wednesday, Oct 13. More info can be found at https://www.internetsociety.org/deploy360/ion/

Want to join a global conversation about how we connect the unconnected, increase the level of trust in the Internet and advance appropriate Internet governance policies? That conversation is happening TODAY at InterCommunity 2016, happening ON the Internet - over 2,500 people from 160 countries joining in from wherever they are! You can see the agenda and join in at http://icomm16.internetsociety...

I'm en route to Orlando, Florida, to speak at the ISC2 Security Congress over the next few days. In this episode I talk about my sessions, explain some of what the MANRS initiative is about, and talk about why DNS security is important.... and if you are also at the ISC2 Security Congress, please do say hello!

This week Facebook provided yet another reason to make sure your website is "mobile-friendly" - ads for sites that are NOT will be penalized in Facebook's advertising network. In this episode I talk about that and some of the resources available. Read more: http://www.disruptiveconversations.com/2016/09/facebook-says-get-your-site-mobile-friendly-or-your-ads-will-suffer.html

Facebook Messenger today launched "Instant Video", allowing you to add video to a text chat. In this episode I offer some initial thoughts about why this is interesting... Read more: http://www.disruptivetelephony.com/2016/09/facebook-messengers-instant-video-lets-you-simultaneously-use-video-and-chat.html

What is the future of networking? And what did Greg Ferro think of the IETF 96 meeting in Berlin? In this episode I sat down with Greg Ferro of the Packet Pushers Podcast to get his views on the state of networking, what he thinks about attending his first IETF meeting and a wide variety of other topics. It was quite an enjoyable conversation... For more info about Greg see http://packetpushers.ne...

TDYR 309 - Trying A New Rule - No Social Media Usage Until I Have Created Something Online by Dan York

Some thoughts on the experience of judging the Hackathon at IETF 96 in Berlin.

Today was a great day of coding here in Berlin, Germany, at the IETF 96 Hackathon. In this episode I talk about why that was so great...

Today is the 4th anniversary of World IPv6 Launch and I talked in this episode about why that matters and what people should do. More info in this CircleID post: http://www.circleid.com/posts/20160606_google_ipv6_stats_hit_12_percent_on_4th_anniversary_of_world_ipv6/ and also: http://www.circleid.com/posts/20160505_apple_requires_all_ios_apps_work_on_ipv6_only_networks/

Today was the 41st consecutive day I have been learning Spanish using the DuoLingo app. In this episode I talk about why I find the app so powerful for learning languages and relay my experience using it for French, Spanish and German.

Do you know someone who has made the Internet better? If so, consider nominating them for the Jonathan B Postel Service Award. The deadline is Wednesday, May 18. More info can be found at: https://www.internetsociety.org/blog/institutional/2016/05/deadline-may-18-recognize-someone-who-has-made-internet-better-place

Is the Internet fragmenting? Is the "universal" Internet fragmenting into separate networks along technical, economic or policy lines? Join a panel discussion TODAY at 3:30pm US EDT with representatives of Internet Society, WEF, OECD, Microsoft and more. More info at: https://www.internetsociety.org/events/panel-internet-fragmenting

This week Apple declared that as of June 1 all apps submitted to the AppStore must be able to work in an IPv6-ONLY network. In this episode I talk about what that means... More text info at http://www.circleid.com/posts/20160505_apple_requires_all_ios_apps_work_on_ipv6_only_networks/

Yesterday I was thrilled to receive a print copy of Bloomberg BusinessWeek - in this episode I talk about why...

How do you create your own personal content (articles, blog posts, podcasts, etc) in the midst of all the other demands of life? Do you "pay yourself first" as Jeremiah Owyang once recommended? What do you do?

I am heading to Buenos Aires, Argentina, for the 95th meeting of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and several other meetings. In this episode I talk about what I will be doing there.

TDYR 297 - Brussels: There Are No Words by Dan York

On International Women's Day, can you shine the light on great examples of women using the Internet and technology to change lives? Can we provide great examples to inspire the next generation of women? Read more: https://www.internetsociety.org/shinethelight https://www.internetsociety.org/blog/institutional/2016/03/gender-parity-starts-internet http://www.bbc.com/news/in-pictures-35705391