Newsweek announced this week that it will transition to an all-digital format in early 2013. As part of this transition, the last print edition in the United States will be their Dec. 31 issue. Currently, 39 percent of Americans say they get their news from an online source, according to a Pew Research Center study … Continue reading »
The digital age has undoubtedly turned the journalism profession on its head. Print publications have weathered massive layoffs and many are still hanging by a meager thread. In fact, many journalists are working jobs outside the profession in public relations or other corporate media related fields. So what is this emergence of brand journalism? Is … Continue reading »
Android users have hundreds of thousands of apps to choose from, many of which are free. The CamScanner is one freebie no Android user would pass up! Handy as all get-out, CamScanner gives you the ability to photograph and then password protect important single or multipage documents – like receipts, driver’s licenses, health insurance cards … Continue reading »
The new third generation iPad, offered at a starting price of $499 is all the rage these days! It features a stunning and vibrant retina display, a 5MP isight camera and ultrafast 4G LTE. If you’re in love with gadgets and have heard all the latest buzz about the Apple iPad you’re probably thinking about … Continue reading »
Everyone is familiar with the 2001 Spielberg classic, A.I., where a child like android is uniquely programmed to experience human compassion and love. It appears to be a long shot view of a future thousands of years away. However, it may be even closer than we imagine. Here is evidence that A.I. is creeping up … Continue reading »
