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This site contains news of upcoming speaking engagements, information about my P.R. and high-tech business work, an archive of past writings, and other signs that entropy is winning. Latest news Monday, 9 February 2004 Clearly this site is waaaaaay obsolete. It's currently in the process of being moved to a new server, and I hope to revamp it in the next few months. Stay tuned! Wednesday, 30 January 2002 Wow... I can't believe it's been seven months since I last posted an update! And you're not getting one now, just a link to this nice puff piece about me in Datamation. Friday, 20 July 2001 I was quoted in another Wired story. Tuesday, 10 July 2001 On Magazine (formerly Time Digital) ran a long story about spam, with lots of quotes and a purty picture of yours truly. (The online version lacks the photo.) Monday, 25 June 2001 I was on CNET Radio this morning, talking with host Alex Bennett about -- you guessed it! -- spam. (Note: He hates it.) Monday, 18 June 2001 Just back from the NetPreneur Conference in Denver, where I spoke about public relations and had a good ol' time hanging out with email publishers, including Cathie Walker of The Centre for the Easily Amused, Randy Cassingham of This Is True, Ron Huber of 8Wire, MaryAnn Johansen of The Flick Filosopher, and Chris Pirillo of Lockergnome. Tuesday, 12 June 2001 I've filed an RBL nomination against pressline.com, a repeat and confirmed spammer. Read the nomination. Monday, 11 June 2001 I appeared on TechTV as a talking head representing CAUCE, commenting on the demise of the Open Relay Behaviour-Modification System (ORBS). Sunday, 10 June 2001 I've just been named the Director for Industry Affairs for the Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial Email (CAUCE). Friday, 8 June 2001 The Suespammers Project was mentioned (and I was quoted) in an article on salon.com. By the way, SpamCon went well, and I'm now working on founding a non-profit organization to further its goals, The SpamCon Foundation. 24 April 2001 Can't believe I forgot to mention: I'm running SpamCon, an exclusive conference in San Francisco for serious spamfighters. 24-25 May... be there or be cubical. 3 April 2001 Had an essay about an old friend published in the 30,000-circ. email weekly Heroic Stories. 25 March 2001 A question: Who are you, and how did you come across my site? I've been wondering that lately: Standard Apache Web logs give IP addresses and refering page information, but say nothing about your motivations. Let me know. 25 March 2001 If you're interested in computer history books, here are some things I've read and liked 5 March 2001 For reasons too arcane to describe, I have a new PGP key. If you're a security geek, please update your records. 26 February 2001 My dad's been published yet again, and I've set aside a separate page for his writings. Past news: 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 Currently active projects As of 21 December 2000 The SpamCon Foundation, an eventual non-profit organization for fighting unsolicited email. SpamCon, a conference in San Francisco for serious spamfighters, 24-25 May 2001. Bandwidth P.R. launched 1 August, serving mid-size high-tech companies. The Suespammers Project (founder): A legal resource for recovering from damages caused by e-mail vandalism Silicon Valley Linux Users Group: I'm the group's Speaker Coordinator. Semi- and inactive projects The OpenPPC Project (co-founder): A collaboration to enable interested parties to build inexpensive, PPC-based Linux boxes from license-free reference plans Pop Computers (President): A commercial outgrowth of The OpenPPC Project This page was last updated on Tuesday, May 03, 2005 at 1:01am CDT. All contents copyright 2005 by Tom Geller.