KPLU Radio: World War III in Cyberspace

23 February 2010

From NPR and KPLU Radio:
If you think your computer is safe because you’ve installed anti-virus software, you’re wrong. If hackers can break into computers at the Pentagon or Google, they can also sneak into your laptop. Strategic News Service publisher Mark Anderson believes the world is at war and the battlefield is in cyberspace. He [...]

KPLU Radio: Intellectual Property & China

26 January 2010

From NPR and KPLU Radio:
China is one of Washington state’s top trading partners. But Strategic News Service publisher Mark Anderson warns local companies should be more cautious about doing business there. He spoke with KPLU’s Dave Meyer.
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Thank you, and please continue

15 January 2010

I want to thank all of our posters on “What is China?” for their postings.  I will note that our servers were attacked and brought down for a few minutes today, Friday, and that our tech team had the servers back up and running within minutes.  Why do I mention this?  Yesterday, an LA law [...]

What Is China?

13 January 2010

The following post is a reprint of last week’s January 4 issue of the Strategic News Service Technology Letter.   At the request of our members, we are hereby authorizing distribution of that issue to the general public.  If you find this blog useful, please point to it in your own blogs and writings.
This issue is retroactively [...]

China vs. Australia vs. The World

11 August 2009

I have had the pleasure of arriving a bit early for my time with the Australia American Leadership Dialogue, set to start in a couple of days, and so I have been able to pick up my reading on world events and trends from the Australian press and media over the last few days.  Of [...]

Mark Anderson on KVOS

2 February 2009

Watch Mark’s interview on KVOS

Mark Anderson, from Strategic News Service from ENW with Deb Slater on Vimeo.

And Now for the Winners —

1 December 2008

While everyone is watching GDP figures to understand who the winners and losers are in the global economic crisis, one could also pick a different ruleset, if one sensed there were a different game on altogether.
Currencies, for instance.
Here is a quick quiz:
Q: How many world currencies fell against the dollar since the crisis began?
A: All [...]

A Different View of the Tibet Riots and Chinese Response

3 May 2008

I’ve just come back from a couple of days with our staff and selected members of the Future in Review Advisory Board, including Russ Daggatt, past CEO of Teledesic, ICO and New ICO, author of a book on international negotiation, and current founding partner of Denny Street Capital; and Sidney Rittenberg, author of “The Man Who Stayed Behind,” a [...]