Posted on · Wi-Fi will be available on select buses and trains as part of a pilot program. The transit agency says it hopes to gather rider feedback on the service as it looks for ways to expand it system-wide.
Posted on · We discuss how media organizations should handle online interactions with their audiences.
Posted on · Episode: 1707 In which virtual reality is more real than we’d expected. Today, information, too dense to be objective.
Posted on · Future outposts on the moon or Mars will want to use the web. Houston’s Hypergiant Galactic Systems hopes to create an interplanetary internet to serve them.
Posted on · Episode: 1669 Linus Torvalds, and giving away Linux. Today, a parable about giving versus selling.
Posted on · The site Social Chains aims to give users control of how their personal data is used.
Posted on · Local cyber security expert Eddie Habibi of PAS Global discusses cyber threats to Houston’s oil and gas industry.
Posted on · Episode: 1630 In which we ponder a very subjective notion of reality. Today, nature changes before our eyes.
Posted on · Episode: 3197 Internet Enabled Distributed Computing. Today, thinking big – really big.
Posted on · Episode: 3195 Newspapers vs. the Internet: The Converging Literacies of the Digital Age. Today, we read old newspapers.
Posted on · Episode: 1597 The Ottoman Empire telegraph, linking Europe and Asia. Today, the telegraph connects Europe and Asia.
Posted on · Episode: 3181 The Fall of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer. Today, Goliath stumbles.
Posted on · Episode: 3180 Netscape and the First Browser War. Today, David falls to Goliath.
Posted on · The next generation broadband service will offer faster speed and connectivity
Posted on · Advancements in technology may come easy for digital natives like millennials and Generation Z, but are people in older generations being left behind?