By Blaire Bussey Music Journalist Concerts can be complicated nowadays. First, a person would need to follow all their favorite artists social media as to not miss out on show announcements. Secondly, if a person wants to go to a concert with friends, they will have to coordinate the planning of the group’s event. Thirdly, that person would then wait in the queue or pay high prices for resold tickets […]
By Autumn McGowan Web Content Contributor On Tuesday, Oct. 12th, as a part of Mass Comm Week, Laurie Segall spoke about her journey as a journalist thus far and what she believes is next for the ever-changing world of technology. Segall is the CEO of Dot Dot Dot Media, a correspondent for 60 Minutes +, host of First Contact podcast, the former Senior Tech Correspondent for CNN, and a self-proclaimed weirdo. […]
By Juan GarciaPodcast Producer The hosts discuss Artificial Intelligence and its use in the entry level workforce. Caden Mays interviews Dr. Linda Alkire, Assistant Professor at McCoy College of Business Administration. Featured Image by KTSW Multimedia
By Stacey RamirezWeb Content Contributor “Selfie” is a French anthology film. With a run time of one hour and 48 minutes, it tells the satiric stories of social media and society and its unhealthy obsession that's almost normalized now. This film has five directors: Marc Fitoussi, Cyril Gelblat, Vianney Lebasque, Thomas Bidegain and Tristan Aurouet. The film shows many similarities to the TV show “Black Mirror” as both tell stories […]
By Stacey RamirezWeb Content Contributor Right now, you’re about to graduate and say goodbye to all your college friends or like many of us still following the stay at home rules during the pandemic, either way you’re probably missing your friends. You can keep up with your friends through social media, but you don’t always get the same connection you get while communicating directly with them. This doesn’t mean you […]
By Joe Grist Web Content Contributor Finals are coming up quick! Many of you have been busier than ever, and as the end of the semester draws near, that schedule is only getting tighter. While being productive is great, it’s important to remember to take a break when you can so that your brain has time to relax, rejuvenate, decompress, and analyze everything you’ve learned and experienced throughout the day. […]
By Joe Grist Blog Content Contributor With the introduction of personal assistants like Google Home and Amazon Echo, intelligent machines are no longer limited to private research and computing but are instead becoming a part of our everyday lives. This common use of artificial intelligence (AI) brings many things into question. Namely, how intelligent should machines be, and if there is no limit to their intelligence, how should they be […]
By Joe Grist Blog Content Contributor If it wasn’t obvious before, it’s crystal clear now. We cannot allow ourselves to entrust our personal data to large corporations and entities without a system of checks-and-balances. Time and time again, we have been shown that when it comes to handling our personal information, our privacy is ignored, disregarded, or even abused. My recent piece that discussed taking steps to protect your private […]
By Joe Grist Blog Content Contributor We’re in a golden era of technology. There’s no doubt about it. It seems that new apps, startups, companies and even forms of currency are popping up every day. It's almost impossible to keep track of every service that comes out, but we should be aware of how our information is used and how we can protect it. The old saying “information is power” […]
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