PCH in the Press

Caribbean News Now June 22, 2011	British Virgin Islands launches internet exchange point Accessing locally hosted sites and files over the Internet has gotten a lot better for Internet users in the British Virgin Islands since the launch of the BVI Internet Exchange Point (IXP) on June 4, 2011 …Bevil Wooding, an internet strategist with Packet Clearing House, played a central role in the process, providing advice and facilitating training workshops for the BVI technical community.
Breitbart June 22, 2011	Packet Clearing House sets up cyber-security centers in 3 countries+ AP's coverage of the
Swiss IT Magazine June 22, 2011	Zürich erhält Schlüssel zum Schutz des Internets Swiss IT's coverage of the DNSSEC Press Conference in Singapore (in German).
Telecom Paper June 22, 2011	PCH, ICANN unveil Singapore cyber security facility Telecom Paper's coverage of the DNSSEC Press Conference in Singapore.
Werbe Woche June 22, 2011	Neuer Sicherheits-Server zum Schutz des Internets Werbe Woche's coverage of the DNSSEC Press Conference in Singapore (in German).
V3 UK June 22, 2011	Icann launches facility to ease DNSSec adoption v3.co.uk's coverage of the DNSSEC Press Conference in Singapore.
ZDNet June 22, 2011	S'pore facility to secure country top-level domains ZDNet's coverage of the DNSSEC Press Conference in Singapore.
CircleID June 22, 2011	Internet Groups Inaugurate First of Three Cyber Security Facilities CircleID's coverage of the DNSSEC Press Conference in Singapore.
New York Times June 24, 2011	A Stronger Net Security System Is Deployed The New York Times reported on the inauguration of PCH's DNSSEC facility in Singapore, and the deployment of the PCH DNSSEC domain-signing service for Country cpde top-level domains.
New York Times January 28, 2011	Egypt Cuts Off Most Internet and Cell Service Bill Woodcock, research director of the Packet Clearing House, a company that supports and studies Internet infrastructure around the world, said the Egyptian government had led the way in promoting the development of the Internet within the country. As a result, he said, the companies that provide Internet service have had little reason to expect a shutdown, and so did not prepare alternative communications channels or workarounds.
Caribbean News Now January 28, 2011	Dominica moves to develop domestic Internet. ROSEAU, Dominica -- The Minister responsible for Telecommunications in Dominica, Ambrose George, has declared his government’s intention to facilitate the establishment of an Internet Exchange Point (IXP) in Dominica.
The West Indian News November 21, 2010	Experts Point to Opportunities for Developing the Region’s Technology Sector Port-of-Spain — Nov. 20, 2010 — The Caribbean region has an unprecedented opportunity to become a net producer of technology services and solutions, not just a technology consumer. This is one of the main points of emphasis from Internet Strategist, Bevil Wooding, who presented on Cloud Computing at the 2nd Trinidad and Tobago Business and Innovation ICT Symposium.
St. Kitts Daily News August 30, 2010	St Kitts & Nevis must jump start move to faster Internet "An international Internet Strategist has delivered one clear central message to the people of St Kitts & Nevis. Bevil Wooding, a Caribbean-born technology expert, has advised the Federation that the establishment of the internet facilities must be a top priority if the goals of St Kitts & Nevis technology-based development agenda are to be fully realised."
St. Lucia News August 30, 2010	St Lucia to develop domestic Internet Industry PCH's Caribbean Outreach Manager Bevil Wooding was a featured speaker and organizer of the Internet Exchange Point Awareness symposium in St. Lucia.
Caribbean Press Releases August 26, 2010	Government to Revolutionize Internet in St Vincent and the Grenadines "[A] CTU symposium, held in collaboration with US-based nonprofit Packet Clearing House (PCH), was convened by the Government of St Vincent and the Grenadines at the Knowledge Institute and Conference Centre in Kingston, St Vincent."
New York Times January 20, 2009	Online Video of Inauguration Sets Records Internet traffic in the United States hit a record peak at the start of President Obama’s speech as people watched, read about and commented on the inauguration, according to Bill Woodcock, the research director at the Packet Clearing House, a nonprofit organization that analyzes online traffic. The figures surpassed even the high figures on the day President Obama was elected. “The peak is the highest measured to date, and it appears to be mostly a U.S. phenomenon,” Mr. Woodcock said, adding that it did not appear that global records would be set.
Network World January 15, 2009	4 open source BGP tools Prefix Sanity Checker tool developed by PCH was listed as one of the 4 open source BGP tools funded by Department of Homeland Security.
Wired August 13, 2008	Experts Accuse Bush Administration of Foot-Dragging on DNS Security Hole PCH's Bill Woodcock identifies the U.S. Commerce Department's National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) as a roadblock to establishing DNS authentication through deployment of DNSSEC.
New York Times August 13, 2008	Before the Gunfire, Cyberattacks PCH's Bill Woodcock talks about the ease and low cost of mounting cyberattacks, such as denial of service attacks against Georgian government web sites seen in the course of a shooting war between Russia and Georgia over disputed territories.
New York Times August 8, 2008	Leaks in Patch for Web Security Hole PCH's Bill Woodcock talks about attacks based on a DNS vulnerability discovered by IOActive's Dan Kaminsky.
CNet November 2, 2006	Bill Woodcock on Cuban access to the global Internet PCH Research Director Bill Woodcock rebuts Cuban official Juan Fernandez claim of inequality in Cuban access to the global Internet.
C⁴ISR The journal of net-centric warfare July 05, 2007	Botnet defense PCH's Ross Stapleton-Gray talks on "How to reclaim computer networks from hacker armies".
Global by Design Web globalization intelligence July/August 2007	What's Your DNS Infrastructure? PCH's Steve Gibbard interviewed for a "Global by Design" article on DNS infrastructure.
Tech Talk Insights into tomorrow's technology July 5, 2007	PAIX lives PCH's Bill Woodcock talks about the effects of a possible failure at PAIX.
The Federal Drive with Mike Causey and Jane Norris Wednesday, May 30, 2007 8:00am	Cyber Vulnerabilities Could the U.S. government be shut down by a digital assault? Mike Causey and Jane Norris talk with Bill Woodcock, research director of Packet Clearing House, in the wake of his participation in Estonia's defense against Russian cyber-attacks. Click to hear the interview.
Internet Protocol Journal March 2007	Geographic Implications of DNS Infrastructure Distribution PCH's Steve Gibbard examines the distribution of the root servers in different parts of the world and discusses operational aspects of the DNS.
APNIC Apster Feburary 2007	Undersea earthquake disrupts Asian Internet PCH's Gaurab Upadhaya presents a special session on the cable outage and its effect on internet service at APNIC 23. See page 5 of this volume and the follow-up in Apster Volume 22
Computerworld New Zealand March 16, 2005	Anycast DNS server mirror set up in Wellington
Scoop Independent News March 2, 2005	New I-Root Server Supports Internet in New Zealand
Dhaka Daily Star November 10, 2004	The Spark of a Tech Conflagration: SDNP Bangladesh reveals BDIX, A Local Internet Exchange
CNN Tech Watch January 2003	PCH's Pindar Wong discusses the Slammer Worm (Windows Media Player clip)
CNN Tech Watch January 2003	PCH's Pindar Wong assesses the risks of a UUNET shutdown (Windows Media Player clip)
Cook Report November - December 2002	Special Double Issue on Economics of IP Network Interconnection: Peering, Transit, and IXs Bill Woodcock Explains New Framework on Which to Build Peering and Transit