[SC-L] SC-L Administrivia: How does the readership feel about sponsorships?

[Kenneth Van Wyk]

Greetings SC-L,

So, I've always done my best to keep SC-L non-commercial since its  
inception in 2003.  I'm curious, though, how you the readers would  
react to accepting sponsorships in the form of sponsored by:   
banners at the bottom of each posting.


The banner presently points to the list, the list charter, along with  
a note saying that the list is hosted and moderated by my company.


So, my question is this: could/should I accept sponsorships where the  
sponsor would get (say) two or three lines of text saying who they are  
and pointing to their web page?


I welcome your candid/serious feedback on this.

Cheers,

Ken

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Kenneth R. van Wyk
SC-L Moderator
KRvW Associates, LLC
http://www.KRvW.com







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[SC-L] Silver Bullet 23

[Gary McGraw]

Hi sc-l,

Episode 23 of Silver Bullet just went up thid afternoon.  In this episode, I 
have a conversation with Veracode founder and CTO Chris Wysopal (aka Weld 
Pond).  We do lots of yabbering about software security as you might expect.  
Check it out:

http://www.cigital.com/silverbullet/show-023/

Silver Bullet is co-sponsored by Cigital and IEEE Security  Privacy Magazine.  
Hope you like it!

gem

company www.cigital.com
blog www.cigital.com/justiceleague
book www.swsec.com

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