As our lives become increasingly more digital, many of us share more and more information on social media sites. Consequently, employers and colleges have started to request access to our personal profiles as a way to learn more about us. Should the same standards of privacy we’ve come to expect offline apply online as well? [...]
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With the dawn of the internet, dating has changed forever. People no longer need to meet in church, at a night club, at a softball game, or anywhere else. Why bother when we have the internet? There are online dating sites, chat rooms, people are even starting to get romantically involved after meeting in online [...]
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Yesterday, we told you that the data from the 1940 census had finally been made public. Now, let’s dig a little deeper into the facts & figures. The United States is hardly one of the oldest countries in the world, however, a great deal has changed throughout our short history. Nowhere is that better reflected [...]
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Everyone likes talking about the viral impact of internet memes, but nobody seems to know much about them. The infographic below sheds light on the meme phenomenon and provides information on how memes occur and spread online. Check it out below. Neomam Meme Infographic
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More and more people these days just “can’t live” without their cell phone. Did you know that the average person check their phone 150 times per day? The infographic below illustrates the growth of mobile phone usage as well as how our obsession with our phones can lead to some unhealthy results. Is your cell [...]
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How does online gaming stack up against online dating? Online gaming is on the rise. So much, that it starts to create romance. For example, eHarmony is the world’s number one dating site. It currently boasts about one million members. World of Warcraft is the world’s number one gaming site. It currently boasts about 12 [...]
For years it has been claimed that online piracy costs the U.S. economy upwards of $250 billion and 750,000 jobs per year. Media piracy is a current global issue faced by both consumers and industry groups. High prices for media goods, low incomes, and cheap digital technologies are the main reasons for the increase in [...]
It’s one of the world’s most rapidly growing industries, and yet from where it starts (in Silicon Valley) to where it ends (in the hands of consumers), technology presents an irreconcilable flaw – it seems to be racist. So what’s the deal? Is tech really racist? Check it out below. Created by: Online IT Degree
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