Indiana Appeals Court Regarding Compelled Production of Passwords
The state of Indiana seeks to change the way law enforcement obtains evidence, and court rulings say you can’t force people to give their passwords.
Blogs
More People Are Using Commute Time to Check Emails – But It Might Not Be A Good Thing
Even though more employees are using “dead time” on a commute to catch up on emails, the boundary between the work and life balance is getting blurred.
California Passes Strongest Net Neutrality Law
The state of California has taken direct action against the FCC’s anti-net-neutrality policies.
My TechDecisions Week in Review: IT Providers, Project Management, Exoskeletons, etc.
This week, September 10th-14th, 2018: what type of IT provider to choose, the arms race of cybersecurity, wearable robot exoskeletons, and more.
Here is the State of the Video Collaboration Market in 2018
Video collaboration has done nothing but grow in the past decade, and shows no sign of slowing down. Here’s the outlook in 2018 thus far.
NSA Challenged for Monitoring International Communications Without Warrant
Thanks to the NSA, the government is invading Americans’ internet privacy, and digging into their international communications without anyone knowing, and without a warrant.
Verizon Throttles Service to Fire Department During Wildfires
The Santa Clara Fire Department lost valuable response time due to the slowing of their data services.
Europe Kicks Off Week 1 of Its Halogen Bulb Ban. Here’s What’s Happening.
The continent enters its first week of phasing out halogen bulbs, and encouraging the use of LEDs.
PBS Redesigns LearningMedia Website for Teaching Resources
The newly designed user experience on the LearningMedia website from PBS will help teachers get resources for interactive lessons in the classroom more easily.
LG’s New Wearable Robot Exoskeleton Will Make Manual Labor Easier
The wearable exoskeleton from LG could change the lives of employees whose jobs push their physical limitations.
