Comments and Blogroll: some housekeeping
I have always preferred blogs that allow for anonymous comments. There is something interesting, and important, about allowing some measure of unfettered access in commentary.
However, as of recently, I have had to tweak the comment engine used by the site (Disqus for those interested) to require authenticated access, as demonstrated by e-mail verification and [...]
Payments, Software & Technology – September 17, 2009
Umair Haque – The Awesomeness ManifestoSeptember 17, 2009 – An interesting, albeit somewhat contrarian (in which there can be value), take on the term “innovation”
Digital Money Forum – Innovation that matters for the majoritySeptember 17, 2009 – The impact of technology on monetary policy and currency has always been of intrigue to me. There [...]
Shared Items – September 15, 2009
Marketing Tea Party – Ten Cents A TweetSeptember 15, 2009 – Ron Shevlin makes me laugh…deep belly shaking laughs.
NetBanker – Is Mint Worth $170 Million?September 15, 2009 – I will blog later this week, or next, about the importance of metadata. If you search the blog, you can find some previous posts…but this is [...]
Hosted Payments Page: a demonstration
On July 9th, I wrote a post entitled Hosted Payment Page and PCI Compliance. Since that point, IP Commerce has said several interesting engagement with partners through our Commerce Lab Integration Portal focused on the capability and efficacy of a hosted payment solution for smaller merchants. All have resulted in positive feedback regarding [...]
Shared Items – September 13, 2009
Society of Payment Security Professionals – Payment Security Blog – Q3 of Secure Payments “Product Guide” ONLINE Today!September 11, 2009
Branden Williams's Security Convergence Blog » blog – Blame MBAs for PCI Remediation Costs!September 13, 2009 – It is worth reading this entire post just to see the context for the quote:
“Information Security IS a [...]
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