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Mark Gibbs’s Biography

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For over thirty years, Mark Gibbs has created and built businesses as well as providing consulting services, lecturing, and authoring numerous columns, articles, and books about the IT industry.

As a contributing editor for Network World magazine, a leading enterprise IT journal, Gibbs pens (well, keyboards) the popular weekly Gearhead column.

Gibbs is the author of the best selling titles "The Absolute Beginner's Guide to Networking" (Sams Publishing, Second Edition 1995), and "Navigating the …

Mark Gibbs’s Journalist Portfolio

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What do 100% of mobile users want? No fails!

What do 100% of mobile users want? No fails!

The rush to make everything mobile has generated new ways to do business, new ways to organize ourselves and …

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Leading your users to (partial) literacy

Leading your users to (partial) literacy

You chaps in IT are a pretty educated bunch. You deal with complex ideas and you have to read and write all t…

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Cold Fusion a year later

Cold Fusion a year later

Just over a year ago I wrote about something that was incredibly exciting: A commercial cold fusion power gen…

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Disk Drives of the Future ... Filled With Helium! - Forbes

Disk Drives of the Future ... Filled With Helium! - Forbes

There are several truisms that are undeniable: For example, you can't be too good-looking or too rich. A newe…

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Cold Fusion Gets a Little More Real [Updated] - Forbes

Cold Fusion Gets a Little More Real [Updated] - Forbes

The question "is cold fusion real?" has been around since 1989 when Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons, two …

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Testing Your Internet Connection to See If You're Getting Your Money's Worth - Forbes

Testing Your Internet Connection to See If You're Getting Your Money's Worth - Forbes

You have an Internet connection, right? Do you ever wonder whether the bandwidth you pay for is what you're a…

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We have a moral responsibility to help low-income nations restore coral reefs

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By Mark Gibbs
| EconoTimes
The fourth global coral bleaching event is underway. It won’t be the last. Even if we reduce the greenhouse gas emissions driving climate change, excess heat will remain in the ocean. I believe high-income nations such as Australia have a moral responsibility to help coral reefs build resilience to heat stress, wherever they are in the world. That includes making sure these methods are accessible to everyone. High-income nations are largely responsible for climate change.
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We have a moral responsibility to help low-income nations restore coral reefs

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By Mark Gibbs
| Hashtag (Australia)
The fourth global coral bleaching event is underway. It won’t be the last. Even if we reduce the greenhouse gas emissions driving climate change, excess heat will remain in the ocean. I believe high-income nations such as Australia have a moral responsibility to help coral reefs build resilience to heat stress, wherever they are in the world. That includes making sure these methods are accessible to everyone. High-income nations are largely responsible for climate change.
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We have a moral responsibility to help low-income nations restore coral reefs

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By Mark Gibbs
| The Times Australia
The fourth global coral bleaching event[1] is underway. It won’t be the last. Even if we reduce the greenhouse gas emissions driving climate change, excess heat will remain in the ocean. I believe high-income nations such as Australia have a moral responsibility to help coral reefs build resilience to heat stress, wherever they are in the world. That includes making sure these methods are accessible to everyone. High-income nations are largely responsible for climate change.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing reviews of network operating systems for Network World: My first contribution was May 31, 1993 ...

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yep. Hated it.

How is social media changing news?

It is driving news to become more pop culture oriented and taking the gravitas out of the content ... sensationalism wins over content

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