Profile: Matt Topper

Blog entries written by Matt Topper

The Race for Your Identity: Twitter vs Facebook

Jun 13 2009
Written by Matt Topper. Also tagged under general. Comments.

It’s been a while since I blogged over here, the last few months have been intense adding new members to my team in the national security group.  We’ve been working on some really great projects that I’d love to talk about but I’d have to kill you.  There is something new on the horizon that [...]

kthxbai, I just deleted 99 of your twitter friends

Jan 7 2009
Written by Matt Topper. Also tagged under general. Comments.

No really, I just did it.  99 of your closest friends, if you have that many, are gone.  Go ahead and check…I can wait.
Well, not really, if you are logged in to your twitter account through your browser right now I could have.  Ajaxian had an interesting article on everyone’s favorite microblogging site today.  One [...]

Location, location, location. It’s all about location..

Oct 7 2008
Written by Matt Topper. Also tagged under general. Comments.

While Jake is busy working on his super secret project he’s asked me to fill the rambling spot for him.  Hopefully, I can make this a regular place to spout my technolutionary thoughts.
In a previous life I did a lot of work with Oracle’s Location and Spatial products.  There really is nothing like putting a [...]

20% of My iPhone Apps Are Worthless

Oct 1 2008
Written by Matt Topper. Also tagged under general. Comments.

Our guest blogger, Matt Topper, is a friend of the Lab, an ex-Oracle Ace, turned Oracle employee who always has something to say. He’s currently running the identity management team for Oracle’s National Security group, playing with Collok in his free time to fix the conference experience.
The other day Eddie tweeted that he was [...]