by Miné Salkin | Mar 4, 2015 | Blog, Cary's Corner
NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden was streamed live on CBC today talking about The Snowden Archive. A group called the Canadian Journalists for Freedom of Expression, and a student from the Ryerson Journalism School created the Snowden Surveillance Archive searchable...
by Miné Salkin | Mar 3, 2015 | Blog, Cary's Corner
Special Operations is developing TALOS: a real-life Iron Man suit right here in our backyard at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa. This real-life Iron Man suit is fully armored, bullet proof, and has a helmet with sensors and lenses to help military personnel find...
by Miné Salkin | Mar 2, 2015 | Blog, The Feed
A perfect storm for a lawsuit between Apple and Samsung is brewing in the advent of Samsung getting ready to release its Galaxy S6 and Galaxy 6 Edge. Apple and Samsung have long been known to copy each other… ahem, I mean be inspired by each other, causing some...
by Miné Salkin | Mar 2, 2015 | Blog, Cary's Corner
On February 26th the FCC’s vote made a colossal historical contribution to the Internet: it kept it neutral and open. But is the Internet a human right? The landmark decision to keep the net neutral was largely fuelled by the FCC views the net as a utility. A...
by Miné Salkin | Feb 27, 2015 | Blog, The Feed
We can all see the way technology changes our lives every day. In the same way that Google and smart phones have revolutionized the way we interact and function on a day to day basis, now drones have come to make an impact in more than just attacks on the battlefield....
