New York Times technology correspondent
Former Newsweek technology writer
Author, Gearheads
Humongous Brad Stone, porn star
Chairman of Families Worldwide
Garden landscape equipment firm
Member, Sly and the Family Stone
Jennifer Granick, Executive Director Stanford Law School Center for Internet and Society
Loki the Schnoodle, hedonist and layabout
Mr. Boodles, neighborhood security
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An E-Commerce Empire, From Porn to Puppies, from the Mah 18th, 2008, Sunday New York Times.
Unmasking Fake Steve, from the August 6th, 2007, New York Times.
Web Site for Teenagers Has X-Rated Link, from the July 11 New York Times.
The Mystery of the Missing Car, from the August 2006 issue of Wired magazine.
Password’s don’t cut it anymore. But neither does a new security scheme called SiteKey, in which users are asked to recognize a single image each time they log into their bank’s Web site. In today’s paper, I write about a new study, by Harvard’s Rachna Dhamija and MIT’s Stuart Schechter, which found most users don’t respond when their image is absent.
On Saturday, I tackled Motorola’s recent problems.