March 2024: Merike Kaeo joins our Advisory Board
I am extremely honored to welcome Merike Kaeo as a new member of our Editorial Advisory Board. Merike has extensive experience in all aspects of network and information security, and I look forward to working with her on developing article topics for IPJ.
Pindar Wong has served on our Editorial Advisory Board since the inception of this journal. I have always appreciated his invaluable insight and advice, particularly on emerging technologies such as Blockchain. Pindar has indicated that he is moving on to pursue other interests and wishes to step down from his advisory role. I thank Pindar for all his contributions and wish him the best in his future endeavors.
—Ole J. Jacobsen, Editor and Publisher ole@protocoljournal.org
June 2023: Celebrating 25 Years of IPJ!
The first edition of IPJ was published in June 1998. This month we celebrate 25 years with a 52-page edition looking back at some of the technology highlights since we began publication.
This issue, as well as all of our back issues, can be found in the “Issues” section.
—Ole J. Jacobsen, Editor and Publisher ole@protocoljournal.org
December 2016: Your donation will be matched!
IPJ relies on the support of numerous individuals and organizations. We are pleased to announce that Rabbi Rob & Lauren Thomas have agreed to match your donations up to a cumulative total of $25,000. This program is in effect from October 1, 2016 until April 1, 2017. Donate using the button at the bottom of this page.
—Ole J. Jacobsen, Editor and Publisher ole@protocoljournal.org
August 2016: Support IPJ using PayPal
Let me remind you that IPJ relies on the support of numerous individuals and organizations. If you or your company would like to sponsor IPJ, please contact us for further details. It is now easier than ever to support IPJ as an individual, just click on the PayPal link at the bottom of this page to make your donation.
—Ole J. Jacobsen, Editor and Publisher ole@protocoljournal.org
March 2015: Volume 18, No. 1 has been published.
If you received a printed copy of this journal in the mail, you should also have received a subscription activation e-mail with information about how to update and renew your subscription. If you didn’t receive such a message, it may be because we do not have your correct e-mail address on file. To update and renew your subscription, just send a message to ipj@protocoljournal.org and include your subscription ID. Your subscription ID is printed on the back of your journal.
Our website contains all back issues, subscription information, a list of current sponsors, and much more. Our first blog entry Notes from NANOG 63 was recently posted on the website.
—Ole J. Jacobsen, Editor and Publisher ole@protocoljournal.org
December 2014: Our second issue has been posted!
As announced in September, The Internet Protocol Journal (IPJ) has been re-launched with the generous support of numerous individuals andorganizations.
As we bring you this second issue, I want to say a few words about subscriptions to this journal. If you are already a subscriber to IPJ and in the past have received a printed copy by mail, you will find your Subscription ID printed on the back page along with your delivery address. We will send you an account activation e-mail in the near future that will allow you to update and renew your subscription. However, if you have changed e-mail address you can contact us with the new information by sending a message to ipj@protocoljournal.org. If, on the other hand, you picked up a copy of IPJ at a conference or other event and you wish to create a new subscription, just follow the instructions on this website, where you will also find all our back issues, index files, and sponsorship information.
Subscriptions to IPJ remain free of charge.
The December issue of IPJ will be mailed to subscribers in early January 2015.
—Ole J. Jacobsen, Editor and Publisher ole@protocoljournal.org
September 2014: Welcome back!
It is with great pleasure and gratitude that I announce the re-launch of The Internet Protocol Journal (IPJ) after a hiatus of just over one year.
The re-launch of IPJ is made possible by the support of The Internet Society, which provides administrative functions, and Cisco Systems, which allows us to use the subscriber list and journal name under license. Sponsorship for IPJ is provided by: Afilias; Amsterdam Internet Exchange (AMSIX); Asia Pacific Internet Association (APIA); Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC); .au Domain Administration Ltd (auDA); Cisco Systems; Comcast; DNS Operations, Analysis, and Research Center (DNS-OARC); Dyn; Google, Inc.; The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN); Internet Systems Consortium (ISC); Juniper Networks; Limelight Networks; Netnod; Network Startup Resource Center (NSRC); Reseaux IP Europeens Network Coordination Centre (RIPE NCC); Stichting Internet Domeinregistratie Nederland (SIDN); Team Cymru; Verisign Labs; Widely Integrated Distributed Environment (WIDE); 21Vianet Group; Lyman Chapin; Steve Corbató; Dave Crocker; Jay Etchings; Hagen Hultzsch; Dennis Jennings; Jim Johnston; Merike Kaeo; Bobby Krupczak; Richard Lamb; Tracy LaQuey Parker; Bill Manning; Andrea Montefusco; Mike O’Connor; Tim Pozar; George Sadowsky; Helge Skrivervik; Rob Thomas; Tom Vest and Rick Wesson. If you are interested in sponsoring IPJ, please contact us at sponsor@protocoljournal.org
We have augmented our Editorial Advisory Board and welcome Fred Baker, Cisco Fellow, Cisco Systems; Steve Crocker, Chairman, ICANN; Geoff Huston, Chief Scientist, APNIC; and Olaf Kolkman, Chief Internet Technology Officer, The Internet Society. Our thanks go to our outgoing members David Farber, Deepinder Sidhu, and Peter Löthberg.
—Ole J. Jacobsen, Editor and Publisher ole@protocoljournal.org
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