HOUSTON, TEXAS — Something revolutionary happened this weekend: the City of Houston stopped complaining about their problems. From traffic, parking and bike transportation issues to regulations and confusing online databases,.
Co-authored by: Lauryn Schroeder, Medill News Service It starts with something simple. For 12-year-old Quincy Lyons, it started with the first bite of an orange. An orange that he believed.
A new law goes into effect in 2013 in Illinois that bans employers from demanding credentials and access to their employee’s social networking accounts.
Portland, Oregon Mayor Sam Adams is not just a technology cheerleader. Under his watch, the city of Portland has experienced a startup boom. Since Adams took office in early 2009, Portland has exploded into a hub for entrepreneurs to launch their companies.
When House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi appeared at the Portland offices of startup Urban Airship, Portland startup leaders expressed concern over U.S. immigration policies.
The dissonant implication of Pew’s findings is that powerful, expensive handsets are not necessarily serving as better phones
A Google executive joined a pile-on this week on social social giant Facebook, which has been accused of using bully tactics to shut down perceived rivals
The Federal Trade Commission is calling for new strategies to crack down on robocalls, and has launched a consumer education program on the unwanted dials.
U.S. internet service providers have voluntarily agreed to begin an intensive digital surveillance operation on July 12th, 2012. However, the question remains, where does the data go?
Classy towncar provider Uber seems to a target of legislation in DC that would jeopardize a planned fleet of lower-cost vehicles.
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