Dan Tynan
Dan Tynan has been writing about technology since Mark Zuckerberg was in nappies. A prolific freelance writer whose work has appeared in more than 70 publications, he is the former editor in chief of Yahoo Tech and a longtime contributing editor for InfoWorld and PCWorld.
Manage infrastructure convergence without losing your grip
Admins will wear many hats as they tackle the infrastructure convergence brought on by rampant data and application growth
The care and feeding of a rockstar developer
Whether you're a hiring company, an educator, or a developer, find out what you're up against in the war for programming talent
Manage infrastructure convergence without losing your grip
Admins will wear many hats as they tackle the infrastructure convergence brought on by rampant data and application growth
Boom or bust: The lowdown on code academies
The reason these schools exist is simple. There's an enormous number of openings for people with coding skills and a serious shortage of warm bodies to fill them.
The lowdown on code academies
The reason these schools exist is simple. There's an enormous number of openings for people with coding skills and a serious shortage of warm bodies to fill them.
6 dirty secrets of the IT industry
IT pros blow the whistle on the less-than-white lies and dark sides of the tech business.
7 simple rules for hiring great developers
The war for programming talent is full bore. Here's how to hire the best coders when competing with the big boys.
Fatal distraction: 7 IT mistakes that will get you fired
It's hard to get a good job in IT these days, but it's all too easy to lose one.
Dear Internet advertising industry: It's over between us
You've lied and cheated too many times. It's splitsville, baby. Pack your toothbrush and don't let the door hit you on the way out.
The Internet of Things is a big deal
Today, the FTC is holding hearings on how smart devices collect data about us and what happens to it. It's time to stand up for our privacy rights now, before it's too late.
Power to the parents? The MiiPC doesn't quite deliver
This low-cost Android-powered PC lets parents control their kids' computer use. The MiiPC is a nice idea, but it's not quite ready for prime time.
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