Online learning platform Udacity has launched a School of Cybersecurity, a set of nanodegree programs aimed at training the next generation of cybersecurity professionals. Each program offers instructor-led sessions and hands-on... Read More
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The U.S. Department of Labor is extending an invitation to teens, parents, educators, employers and other interested stakeholders to join a national online dialogue through April 30 to gather ideas on how the department can connect... Read More
Looking to expand its presence in the fast-growing on demand audio space, the National Football League has signed and announced an exclusive multiyear podcast partnership with iHeartMedia that will create an NFL podcast network. The deal includes the... Read More
By now it should be no surprise to people who use devices: they’re designed to attract and keep our attention. With this dopamine-driven behavior and reward loop, the odds are stacked against us. You can influence how much your devices influence... Read More
Health officials are encouraging a nationwide pause on Johnson & Johnson vaccines. After 6 women (ages 18-48) developed life-threatening blood clots in response to J&J’s vaccine, doctors are now called to “look in all nooks and... Read More
While art is constant, medium is fluid. From cave paintings to 3D renders, art from each era leaves a distinct impression. In 2021, some artists think the next big ‘thing’ is NFTs and their frameworks. Alexis Chritodoulou, a 3D artist,... Read More
Without a doubt, we’re in a time where technology use is unprecedented. It’s unlikely that will change anytime soon. But awareness is growing around certain addictive behaviours that arise as a result of too much screen time. Screen addiction... Read More
Putting down the phone doesn’t shut off your brain. The effects of using our devices and staring at screens don’t stop when we stop. Oxytocin Oxytocin is best known as the ‘love hormone’. But it’s also primarily a molecule of social... Read More
Have you ever received a notification from your phone telling you how much time you’ve spent using it that week? It can be quite alarming and may feel like you’re being shamed by your own phone. But it can be the first step in realizing you want... Read More
First things first, do you know why you end up staring at a screen? More often than not, we now turn to our phones, tablets, laptops and TVs out of habit. One of the first healthy habits to embrace is planning. If you can schedule dedicated parts... Read More
The Nets are playing the Lakers on national TV tonight. Stars maybe missing but one thing is not: the Lakers culture of winning. Brooklyn would like to emulate that … and sustain it. In an interview with Kevin Durant, ESPN’s Rachel... Read More
WWE has launched a new mobile app for fans attending WrestleMania on April 10 & 11 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. The two-day event, which will be completely cashless, marks the first time that WWE will admit fans (25,000 each night) at a... Read More
Major League Baseball enacted several significant changes to squeeze in the 60-game 2020 season due to COVID-19. Some of those changes remain in effect for what everyone hopes will be a full 162-game slate this year, with others reverting to previous... Read More
Sports streamer DAZN is mulling the possibility of going public as it looks to drive growth. In an interview with Reuters, co-CEO James Rushton said, “If circumstances were right, I can see us tapping the public capital markets or the private... Read More
On April 1, the IRS announced that it would be sending “plus-up” payments. These are supplemental payments of more coronavirus relief funds. The plus-up payments will be distributed by the IRS as part of the agency’s... Read More
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