Comments on: BlogRoll Update http://ironwil.net/blog/2008/01/01/blogroll-update/ "In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a rock." - Thomas Jefferson Sun, 21 Nov 2010 16:47:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: SecurityCatalyst http://ironwil.net/blog/2008/01/01/blogroll-update/comment-page-1/#comment-39 SecurityCatalyst Wed, 02 Jan 2008 10:58:44 +0000 http://ironwil.net/blog/2008/01/01/blogroll-update/#comment-39 Happy New Year! I'm sorry to have been removed from your blogroll. I do agree that 2007 was a rough year for podcasting - travel and the book combined to create some pressure on my schedule. I met with an audio engineer this weekend, and we're working out a process that will allow me to record one Security Round Table (SRT) podcast per month, along with one Security Catalyst Podcast per month -- starting in January. I do hope that you'll consider taking a listen to both of these programs, as we've spent a bit of time really trying to develop a format that is appealing and attainable/sustainable for me. The book, Into the Breach, is nearing completion -- and I expect to share a lot of the ideas and insights from the book, and continue to build on my experiences. In fact, I'd love to understand what you look for in a podcast. Shoot me a note sometime and we can map it out. In the meantime, keep up the good work and consider joining us in the Security Catalyst Community (www.securitycatalyst.org). Michael The Security Catalyst Happy New Year!

I’m sorry to have been removed from your blogroll. I do agree that 2007 was a rough year for podcasting – travel and the book combined to create some pressure on my schedule.

I met with an audio engineer this weekend, and we’re working out a process that will allow me to record one Security Round Table (SRT) podcast per month, along with one Security Catalyst Podcast per month — starting in January.

I do hope that you’ll consider taking a listen to both of these programs, as we’ve spent a bit of time really trying to develop a format that is appealing and attainable/sustainable for me.

The book, Into the Breach, is nearing completion — and I expect to share a lot of the ideas and insights from the book, and continue to build on my experiences.

In fact, I’d love to understand what you look for in a podcast. Shoot me a note sometime and we can map it out.

In the meantime, keep up the good work and consider joining us in the Security Catalyst Community (www.securitycatalyst.org).

Michael
The Security Catalyst

]]> By: SecurityCatalyst http://ironwil.net/blog/2008/01/01/blogroll-update/comment-page-1/#comment-698 SecurityCatalyst Wed, 02 Jan 2008 10:58:00 +0000 http://ironwil.net/blog/2008/01/01/blogroll-update/#comment-698 Happy New Year! I'm sorry to have been removed from your blogroll. I do agree that 2007 was a rough year for podcasting - travel and the book combined to create some pressure on my schedule. I met with an audio engineer this weekend, and we're working out a process that will allow me to record one Security Round Table (SRT) podcast per month, along with one Security Catalyst Podcast per month -- starting in January. I do hope that you'll consider taking a listen to both of these programs, as we've spent a bit of time really trying to develop a format that is appealing and attainable/sustainable for me. The book, Into the Breach, is nearing completion -- and I expect to share a lot of the ideas and insights from the book, and continue to build on my experiences. In fact, I'd love to understand what you look for in a podcast. Shoot me a note sometime and we can map it out. In the meantime, keep up the good work and consider joining us in the Security Catalyst Community (www.securitycatalyst.org). Michael The Security Catalyst Happy New Year!

I’m sorry to have been removed from your blogroll. I do agree that 2007 was a rough year for podcasting – travel and the book combined to create some pressure on my schedule.

I met with an audio engineer this weekend, and we’re working out a process that will allow me to record one Security Round Table (SRT) podcast per month, along with one Security Catalyst Podcast per month — starting in January.

I do hope that you’ll consider taking a listen to both of these programs, as we’ve spent a bit of time really trying to develop a format that is appealing and attainable/sustainable for me.

The book, Into the Breach, is nearing completion — and I expect to share a lot of the ideas and insights from the book, and continue to build on my experiences.

In fact, I’d love to understand what you look for in a podcast. Shoot me a note sometime and we can map it out.

In the meantime, keep up the good work and consider joining us in the Security Catalyst Community (www.securitycatalyst.org).

Michael
The Security Catalyst

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