Google Requires Benefits for Non-Employee Workforce
After facing lashback from unhappy workers, Google is boosting its benefit offerings to its non-employee workforce.
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Chrome, Safari, and Opera to Force Hyperlink Auditing
Many users are concerned with the new development that infringes on a simple privacy feature of most popular browsers.
Machines Are Coming for Human Jobs – To Help Them
Artificial intelligence developed by IBM is helping human resources departments get to know their employees better, and boost employee retention.
Who Got Hacked This Week? April 19 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, April 19, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Check Out Royal Albert Hall’s New Sound System
Renowned venue London’s Royal Albert Hall has installed “installed the world’s largest single room audio system” with over 450 loudspeakers from d&b audiotechnik.
Office Depot Fined For Deceiving Customers
The office supplies corporation along with a partner company scammed numerous customers into buying unnecessary services.
TD Staff Tests BenQ InstaShow Wireless Presentation
From setup to real-word use, Commercial Integrator and TechDecisions staff members put the BenQ InstaShow Wireless Presentation to the test.
Robocallers Fined $208 Million by FCC
The FCC has severly fined people violating robocalling policies, but they have yet to receive much of a return.
FTC to Investigate ISP Privacy Practices
Concerned about the evolution of the telecom industry, the FTC is auditing seven ISP companies to discover what they are doing with private user data.
FBI’s Crackdown on DDoS Sites Decreased the Number of Attacks
Even though the number of distributed denial of services for hire attacks are down, they will continue to happen. Decision makers should be ready.
