Three of the best: Podcasts
APNIC’s PING podcast continued to attract experts to discuss varied Internet operation topics — here are three of the best.
Tag: podcast
[Podcast] The most important work in the Internet?
Cohesion in the namespace is actually what’s stopping splintering and fracturing in the Internet.
[Podcast] COLIBRI: Brokering bandwidth across the path in SCION
Why set up a bandwidth reservation framework, and how might it be used in practice?
[Podcast] Whither RPKI?
Geoff Huston shares his thoughts on routing security and trust.
[Podcast] Your network is more ready than you think for the quantum Internet
The Quantum Internet is no longer a thing of tomorrow but is ready to make an impact now.
[Podcast] Be careful what you wish for
As soon as we accept the fact that network neutrality is essential for the well-being of the Internet, the better off we’re all going to be.
[Podcast] Taking a systems approach to developing new protocols
It would be a whole lot easier to explain systems if we just built better systems.
[Podcast] Can technology curb centralization in the Internet?
Does technology create big? Or does big create itself?
[Podcast] Rethinking how we measure video performance
How we measure video streaming experience can shed light on how we observe, and develop, the Internet.
[Podcast] DNS spoofing is a non-issue if we all do DNSSEC
DNS spoofing is a growing problem that can be stopped with a range of countermeasures or just DNSSEC.