Are you more cyber-secure than your parents? A new report has found that younger adults are the biggest victims of online scams, says TechRepublic’s Brandon Vigliarolo.
Abe Burmeister, the founder of NYC’s Outlier, explains why he left a programming job to start a fashion company, and how technology can help inform design trends.
To unbreak the internet we must adopt regulation, competitive innovation, social responsibility, consumer choice, and education, says Andrew Keen, tech skeptic and author of ‘How to Fix the Future.’
Strategist and election tech pioneer Joe Trippi shares the history of political data modeling, what business and politics have in common, and why the future of both depends on machine learning.
Abe Burmeister, cofounder of Outlier, explains how emerging technologies like augmented and virtual reality can help fashion brands anticipate trends and adapt to consumer needs.
NYC CTO Miguel Gamino explains why major technology innovations-from drones to AI to blockchain will significantly impact how New Yorkers work, live, and play.
“We believe as does the CTO of New York City, that the future of ubiquitous connectivity is through wireless, coming off of fiber,” said Louis Slaughter, chairman and CEO of Fiberless Networks.
Abe Burmeister, cofounder of NYC-based designer company Outlier, explains how social media has powered the digital transformation of the fashion industry.
Apple’s next big announcement is likely to focus on education tech. Larry Dignan and Bill Detwiler explain how low-cost iPads and a refreshed pencil could enhance productivity in the classroom.
Cambridge Analytica, a data firm linked to President Trump’s 2016 election campaign, is accused of harvesting millions of Facebook profiles of U.S voters. Dan Patterson, senior writer for TechRepublic, talked to CBS News about how they may have done it.