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Why 'I Have Nothing to Hide' Is the Wrong Way to Think About Surveillance - 0 views

www.wired.com/...ay-to-think-about-surveillance

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    Wired published an article explaining why surveillance may not be in our best interest even if there isn't anything we need to hide.
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Misuse of Social Media - 0 views

www.digitaltrends.com/...re-in-school-wide-presentation

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    It's not always teens who are misusing social media. A school is sued by a student for 2 million after misusing their Facebook photo in a PowerPoint Presentation.
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Awwwards - 0 views

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    This website showcases the best designed and developed websites in the world.They aim to discover, recognize, and promote the talent and effort of web designers, developers, and agencies who create unique digital experiences that are useful, innovative, intuitive, and beautiful.
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20 lessons about making viral apps - 0 views

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    Nikas Agevik, an app developer wrote a blog disclosing all the lessons he learned about creating viral apps.
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Automated Social Interaction Coaching - 0 views

newsoffice.mit.edu/...-with-social-interactions-0614

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    An article about software developed by MIT which allows people to practice interpersonal communication. The software is called MACH (short for My Automated Conversation coacH), uses a computer-generated onscreen face, along with facial, speech, and behavior analysis and synthesis software, to simulate face-to-face conversations. It then provides users with feedback on their interactions.
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