SAN FRANCISCO — Big tech companies like Facebook Inc. and Alphabet Inc.’s Google, long seen as some of the world’s most desirable workplaces offering countless perks and employee benefits, are losing...
First came Twitter.
Then came Twitter fights.
Then came Twitter passive aggression: Insults that don’t explicitly identify the person being criticized are so pervasive they have a name, the subtweet.
Now...
LAS VEGAS — It’s easier than ever to get waylaid on the internet, diverted to dangerous territory where scam artists await with traps baited for the unsuspecting user.
It’s all about devious misdirection,...
Award winning poet and filmmaker Max Stossel visited Northeast Community College on April 18th, at Hawks Landing.
Max Stossel is an award winning poet + filmmaker, and one of the leaders of the Center...
When Programming For Over 93 Million Unique Tastes Around The World, Creating More Than 1,000 Hours of Original Content is Just the Beginning
NEW YORK, Feb. 8 -- Internet TV knows no time slot,...
By Jen Fifield
Stateline.org
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WASHINGTON — Websites take minutes to load and photos take hours to upload at Ryan Davis’ home in the small southern Tennessee city of Dayton. If Davis gets in...
By Jay Greene
The Seattle Times
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LAS VEGAS _ Amazon.com rolled out a new service that lets business customers analyze large amounts of data, putting it into the business intelligence market where...
If a student or faculty needs help with an electronic device, like getting it registered to use the Internet on campus, one just needs to go to the relocated help desk at Northeast Community College and...
Fifteen years ago bag phones were in cars and the internet was scarcely used by students in the Midwestern schools. Â Moving the present, some people are so involved with technology they can not live without...
WASHINGTON — Many preteens have dived into the expanding worlds of social networks and smartphone apps, but federal rules designed to protect their privacy are still in the era of Web portals and flip...
