Kyt Dotson, Author at SiliconANGLE

Guild Wars 2 on the Virtual Gaming Economy

By Kyt Dotson Sep 3, 2012

Virtual items have become a part of the mainstream Internet culture by way of massively multiplayer online games (MMOs) and social games such as hook into Facebook. After all, what exactly is a pair…

Bringing Sexy Back to Virtualization: VMworld 2012

By Kyt Dotson Aug 31, 2012

We’re cooling our heels over here at SiliconANGLE after hoofing it around VMworld 2012 with a vengeance—we’ve seen the release of so many great products, the cloud has never been hotter (except in the…

President Obama Hip to the Reddit Social Experience

By Kyt Dotson Aug 30, 2012

Yesterday, the President of the United States did something no other President has ever done before: he took a moment out of his extremely busy day and started up an AMA on Reddit. Otherwise…

Hacktivist Group GhostShell Leaks 1 Million Accounts From Banks, Governments, and Consultancy Firms

By Kyt Dotson Aug 29, 2012

Over the weekend an as-yet-unknown hacker group called Team GhostShell spilled account credentials from some extremely hard targets over the weekend (or so it seems) and they’ve also gone as far as to name…

Call of Duty Black Ops 2 and the Live Streaming Revolution for Gaming

By Kyt Dotson Aug 28, 2012

Social media and video has an interesting culture when it comes to people sharing their lives what started with people pushing images from phones to services such as Instragram and the webcam revolution with…

Xbox LIVE Goes Political with Real-Time Polling Capability for the 2012 Elections

By Kyt Dotson Aug 27, 2012

Microsoft is seeking to become the first limb of the future AllThing (a political body that consisted of the voting minds of an entire population seen in Dan Simmons’s Hyperion) by putting the ability…

National Watchdogs Becoming Concerned Over Money Laundering Potential of Bitcoin, Virtual Currencies

By Kyt Dotson Aug 23, 2012

The Australian anti-money-laundering watchdog the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (or AUSTRAC) issued a report in July that assigned a higher priority of concern to virtual currencies such as World of Warcraft gold…

Google and Boingo Extend the Reach of Free Wi-Fi in NYC for the Summer

By Kyt Dotson Aug 22, 2012

Courtesy of Google Offers, numerous New York City subway stations will be receiving free Wi-Fi via Boingo. The idea is to provide the Wi-Fi to customers with an advertising subtext that permits local businesses…

The Week Anonymous Didn’t Hack Sony’s PlayStation Network (Again)

By Kyt Dotson Aug 21, 2012

It’s only been a year now, but the lingering sting of when the PlayStation Network was taken offline by hackers and the potential involvement of Anonymous in the initial hack still aches like a…

What Happened to OnLive? Cloud Gaming Outfit Closes Up Shop and Evaporates

By Kyt Dotson Aug 20, 2012

Friday last week wasn’t much of a TGIF for cloud-based gaming company OnLive employees as the company laid off its entire staff and closed its doors. According to an article in Polygon this caught…

Kyt Dotson

Guild Wars 2 on the Virtual Gaming Economy

Bringing Sexy Back to Virtualization: VMworld 2012

President Obama Hip to the Reddit Social Experience

Hacktivist Group GhostShell Leaks 1 Million Accounts From Banks, Governments, and Consultancy Firms

National Watchdogs Becoming Concerned Over Money Laundering Potential of Bitcoin, Virtual Currencies

Google and Boingo Extend the Reach of Free Wi-Fi in NYC for the Summer

The Week Anonymous Didn’t Hack Sony’s PlayStation Network (Again)

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