ZATZ NEWS
There's lots going on here at ZATZ. Below are links to some of our more recent news items. Don't forget: you can also go to the news pages of any of our magazines for updates on the very latest industry news.
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May 7, 2008
SPECIAL REPORT:
White House email expert calls for Special Prosecutor
ZATZ Publishing today announced the publication of our latest Special Report on the White House email controversy: It's time for a Special Prosecutor.
Authored by David Gewirtz, ZATZ Editor-in-Chief and the author of Where Have All The Emails Gone?, this latest Special Report spotlights the increasingly apparent examples of massive negligence within the White House Office of the Chief Information Officer, this time resulting in evidence that the White House has irrevocably broken at least two key federal laws: the Presidential Records Act and the Federal Records Act.
The Special Report also explores how ranking members of the House Oversight Committee have virtually guaranteed that none of White House's email problems will be resolved until the end of the next administration, four years after George W. Bush leaves office.
April 29, 2008
SPECIAL REPORT:
The worrisome implications of the Mexican theft of White House BlackBerry devices
ZATZ Publishing today announced the publication of our latest Special Report: The worrisome implications of the Mexican theft of White House BlackBerry devices.
On Friday, we issued a breaking news press release on this topic, which covered the early news and what we saw as the national security concerns that weren't initially getting covered. This Special Report expands on that press release and provides a detailed analysis of the issue.
April 25, 2008
Security expert's warnings prove true: Mexican government officials steal White House BlackBerry devices
ZATZ Publishing today announces that national security concerns published by David Gewirtz, ZATZ Editor-in-Chief and the author of Where Have All The Emails Gone? have been proven true in a particularly tangible and unfortunate example.
Today, the Associated Press reported that Rafael Quintero Curiel, lead press advance person for the Mexican Delegation was caught stealing six or seven BlackBerry devices belonging to White House staffers who were attending meetings between U.S. President George W. Bush and Canadian and Mexican leaders in New Orleans this week. Unfortunately, Quintero Curiel was caught after the devices had been in his possession for some time.
That's the equivalent in strategic U.S. government information of about 28,000 printed pages of data, or seven complete sets of all seven Harry Potter novels. And that's per BlackBerry. Given today's incident, that's seven times seven complete sets of all seven Harry Potter novels.
March 28, 2008
SPECIAL REPORT:
The White House email controversy. Where have all the computers gone?
This latest Special Report provides a detailed analysis and point-counterpoint to the recent declaration by the White House Chief Information Officer in response to a court order by U.S. Magistrate Judge M. Facciola.
March 4, 2008
SPECIAL REPORT:
The White House email controversy. Hearings spotlight disturbing IT practices.
ZATZ Publishing is please to announce the publication of our latest Special Report: The White House email controversy: hearings spotlight disturbing IT practices.
Authored by David Gewirtz, ZATZ Editor-in-Chief and the author of Where Have All The Emails Gone?, this latest Special Report spotlights glaring technical worst-practices and misrepresentations stated by White House witnesses at last week's hearings of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
January 3, 2008
Is Mitt Romney reading John McCain's private campaign email?
Does Mitt Romney know John McCain's private campaign plans before McCain's own staff? Can something as simple as an intercepted email message change the outcome of an election?
A new book, Where Have All The Emails Gone?, by our own David Gewirtz, shows how something as seemingly benign as White House email can have freaky national security consequences -- and possibly freaky election consequences as well.
December 3, 2007
Is Osama bin Laden reading private White House email?
Does Osama bin Laden know President Bush's confidential travel itinery before Mr. Bush's own staff does? Can Mahmoud Ahmadinejad read our war plans and strike first? If Vladimir Putin knows America's secret foreign policy decisions, how badly could that hurt us?
A new book, Where Have All The Emails Gone?, by our own David Gewirtz, shows how something as seemingly benign as White House email can have freaky national security consequences.
February 7, 2007
Imagine if George Washington was God
Imagine if George Washington was still alive today. Imagine that even though he was born in 1732, he was still hale and hearty and large and in charge 275 years later. Unrealistic? Farfetched? Frickin' crazy? Well, of course. Nothing like this could ever happen. Or could it? This unusual and fascinating report links ancient history, American history, and virtual mapping technology into a powerful story.
November 7, 2006
In tech we trust...or do we? A voting technology special report
Expecting to see something of a computerized voting machine fiasco, we instead discovered some worrisome privacy violations in our special report on Florida voting.
August 28, 2006
Computing Unplugged passes judgement on BPL
A special ZATZ investigative report containing our final analysis from our in-depth 12-article series about the dangers and opportunities of broadband over powerline technology.
April 7, 2006
The story of the first photograph
It took tar, a pewter plate, and a full day worth of sun, but after years of work, Nicephore Niepce was finally able to take the world's first photograph. This ZATZ historical analysis is the story of that fascinating road to discovery.
March 14, 2006
ZATZ introduces RSS 2.0 feeds
This news item talks about the feeds in Computing Unplugged Magazine, but we've added feeds to all of our publications.
January 21, 2006
How to protect yourself from identity theft
A ZATZ exclusive interview containing must-read information and practical tips to help you protect yourself from the horrors of identity theft.
August 22, 2005
From New Jersey to Palm Bay, Florida
Yep, we've finally moved out of cold New Jersey and to sunny Florida!
June 14, 2005
A real-life Bible Code: the amazing story of the Codex Sinaiticus
A special ZATZ investigative report about the strange history of one of the world's oldest bibles and how digital imaging technology may uncover some of religion's oldest secrets.
January 17, 2005
How Elvis entered the building and CES went out the window
ZATZ founders David Gewirtz and Denise Amrich get married.
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