Whose Art Is It Anyway? What To Do If Your Work Is Stolen Online
Not everyone on the Internet has an artist’s best interests in mind–sometimes not even other artists.
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From Coding To Construction
It seems like everyone is talking about how more women need to go into technical careers. For a while I considered studying computer science. But I found myself craving something more tangible.
How To Stay Safe With Snapchat’s New Update
Snapchat’s newest update is not just tearing friends apart–it’s pretty unsafe too.
Should System-Engaged Youth Have “Reasonable Access” To The Internet?
Even in the foster care system, there is nothing in writing that gives youth rights to access technology of any kind.
Could Your Next Therapist Be Your Phone?
I use my phone to find directions, figure out where to eat, or call a car. So why can’t I use my iPhone when I’m feeling down too?
Words Of Wisdom From A Tech Activist Unicorn
Danielle Olson is getting her PhD in electrical engineering and computer science at MIT. She’s also a black female activist. So what is it like being a minority of a minority at one of the most elite schools in the country?
A 17-Year-Old Made A Computer Program That Raps… But Is It Art?
Some choice RapBot lyrics: “I’ll touch every curve of your favorite author/No more wasting time, you can’t roam without Caesar/Back when Gucci was the best summer ever”
Higher Education Needs to Secure Its Networks
Universities contain large amount of sensitive information, including social security numbers, passwords and personal information. All of these educational institutions are vulnerable to cyber security attacks.
Snapchat Has A Huge IPO In Spite Of A Big Generation Gap
NPR’s Sonari Glinton and Youth Radio’s Natalie Bettendorf bridge the generational divide as they explore just what makes Snapchat so addictive for millennials in this story for NPR’s All Things Considered.