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Uber's Quest For Scooter Dominance Continues
With the possible acquisition of startup company Bird, Uber looks to gain ground in the battle for electric rental scooter dominance.
How the Internet Drives Us Ever Closer to the Perfect Market
A perfect market is defined by infinite choices, unlimited knowledge, and low prices. A look at travel booking via the internet shows how close we are.
How Can Tech Alleviate the Water Crisis?
844 million people around the world don't have access to clean water. Recent innovations in technology could make the water crisis a thing of the past.
The Weekly Buffer: Most Popular Apps, Cancelled Shows, & Osiris Rex
This episode of our podcast explores the most popular apps of 2018, the best shows you'll never see again, and NASA's two year mission with Osiris Rex.Uber's Quest For Scooter Dominance Continues
With the possible acquisition of startup company Bird, Uber looks to gain ground in the battle for electric rental scooter dominance.How the Internet Drives Us Ever Closer to the Perfect Market
A perfect market is defined by infinite choices, unlimited knowledge, and low prices. A look at travel booking via the internet shows how close we are.
How Can Tech Alleviate the Water Crisis?
844 million people around the world don't have access to clean water. Recent innovations in technology could make the water crisis a thing of the past.
The Weekly Buffer: Most Popular Apps, Cancelled Shows, & Osiris Rex
This episode of our podcast explores the most popular apps of 2018, the best shows you'll never see again, and NASA's two year mission with Osiris Rex.
The Weekly Buffer: Eating Insects to Save the World
Where did Cyber Monday come from? What happened with the Mars landing? Would you eat insects to save the planet? Find out on The Weekly Buffer.
Building Tomorrow's Economy with the Grand Junction Economic Partnership
The Junction, "one of America’s Coolest Desert Towns" is a great place to be if you're a small business because of the Grand Junction Economic...
How Dating Apps Have Changed The Way We Fall In Love
Mobile apps are designed for our convenience and leisure, but how are they changing how we connect and stay connected with possible mates?
Solid State Batteries: A Leap Forward in Electric Power
What are solid state batteries and how are they an improvement on lithium-ion batteries? Find out here.
Continued Revenue Growth in The Video Game “Industrial Revolution”
Video games have become increasingly popular over the recent past. See the gaming trends that are making this industry the behemoth that it is.
Video: The Seattle Mariners Make History with LED Lit Field
Lighting costs a lot, both in energy and dollars. In this video interview, we learn why the Seattle Mariners implemented LED stadium lighting.
Taking Growing Indoors, Naturally, with Innovative Indoor Lighting Tech
Imagine cultivating hundreds of acres of crops with virtually no pests or diseased plants – without using herbicides, pesticides, or fungicides.
The Weekly Buffer: You Will Be Missed, Stan Lee
In this episode, we look back at the late Stan Lee's contributions to Marvel, real news in China delivered by a fake news anchor, and fake news...
Republicans Admit to Being Hacked During 2018 Election Cycle
The Republican National Congressional Committee is claiming it suffered a hack which exposed thousands of sensitive emails to an outside intruder.
Hacking Attacks Both Companies and Individuals, But You Can Fight Back
Individuals, not big businesses, are at greater risk of being hacked. Learn the threats and some simple steps in avoiding them.
5 Best Lifetime Movies You Should Watch in 2018
Despite its reputation, Lifetime has release a bunch of strong original productions over the years. Here are the top 5 you should watch in 2018.
Don’t Make These 5 Mistakes When Communicating with Your Ecosystem of Innovation Partners
Clear communication is key for effective innovation. Here are five common communications mistakes you’re probably making, and how to avoid them.
Sandboxing Toward Colorado's Tech Future
How is ProStar Geocorp creating opportunities for Colorado graduates to keep their talent local? Find out here.
Hacking, as Seen on TV: An Interview with the Ethical Hacker
Ralph Echemendia, also known as “The Ethical Hacker,” distinguishes fact from fiction in the realm of cybersecurity in this exclusive interview.
The Weekly Buffer: Eating Insects to Save the World
Where did Cyber Monday come from? What happened with the Mars landing? Would you eat insects to save the planet? Find out on The Weekly Buffer.
Building Tomorrow's Economy with the Grand Junction Economic Partnership
The Junction, "one of America’s Coolest Desert Towns" is a great place to be if you're a small business because of the Grand Junction Economic...
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How the Internet Drives Us Ever Closer to the Perfect Market
A perfect market is defined by infinite choices, unlimited knowledge, and low prices. A look at travel booking via the internet shows how close we are.The Latest Tech News
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Uber's Quest For Scooter Dominance Continues
With the possible acquisition of startup company Bird, Uber looks to gain ground in the battle for electric rental scooter dominance.
Google Employees Walkout in Protest of Sexual Harassment Scandal
Google employees all over the world participated in a walkout on November 1 to protest the company's poor handling of sexual harassment.
The Voice-First Future of Book Discoverability
What is voice-first book discovery and why is it important for publisher to capitalize on now? Even if you ask Alexa, she won't explain it this well.
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Hacking Attacks Both Companies and Individuals, But You Can Fight Back
Individuals, not big businesses, are at greater risk of being hacked. Learn the threats and some simple steps in avoiding them.
How Dating Apps Have Changed The Way We Fall In Love
Mobile apps are designed for our convenience and leisure, but how are they changing how we connect and stay connected with possible mates?
Solid State Batteries: A Leap Forward in Electric Power
What are solid state batteries and how are they an improvement on lithium-ion batteries? Find out here.
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Becoming Black Lightning: An Interview With Actor Cress Williams
Actor Cress Williams discusses preparing for his role as superhero Black Lightning and how he's approaching this ground-breaking role.
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How NASA is Predicting Crop Yields with Satellites
Using satellites, NASA has been monitoring the Earth for over 60 years. In their observation, they've been able to predict future crop yields with impressive...
How NASA is Solving the Space Junk Problem
We pick up trash every day, so what is so special about doing it in space? What exactly is ‘space junk’ made of, and why is it necessary to clean it up?
Quick Bytes: Tiny Turtles, Beetle Catheters, and Elderly Embryos
What do tiny turtles, beetle-based catheter research, and embryos who're old before they've developed have in common? Quick Bytes, that's what.
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Everything You Need to Know About the Parker Solar Probe
What's the Parker Solar Probe's mission? How is it going to impact our understanding of the Sun and our solar system? Find out here.
How the Internet Caused Explosive Growth in the Flat Earth Theory
Why does the Flat Earth theory still have a hold in modern society? Let's take a deeper look into what drives this sudden growth of Flat Earth Theory.
Ground Control to Astronaut Abby
Like many children, Abigail Harrison wanted to be an astronaut. In fact, she wanted to be the first astronaut to land on Mars. However, unlike other children,...
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Where Careers & Academics Merge: The Alliance Academy for Innovation
Learn about how the Alliance Academy for Innovation started, how it's changing the learning process, and how it's transforming internships.
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Sustainability
How Can Tech Alleviate the Water Crisis?
844 million people around the world don't have access to clean water. Recent innovations in technology could make the water crisis a thing of the past.
Video: The Seattle Mariners Make History with LED Lit Field
Lighting costs a lot, both in energy and dollars. In this video interview, we learn why the Seattle Mariners implemented LED stadium lighting.
Lighting that Protects Us ... and Our Environment
Violet Defense’s S.A.G.E. system utilizes germ-killing lights in combination with violet and UV light to eradicate pathogens. Here's how it works.
Sustainability
The Power of the Sun, Pt 4: How A.I. is Applied to Fusion
TAE Technologies teamed up with Google to integrate A.I. capabilities into their fusion research, which has both improved and hastened their technology.
The Power of the Sun, Pt 3: Fusion Energy's Progress
Michl Binderbauer, CEO of TAE Technologies, believes fusion energy has made incredible progress and that we are within a decade of mainstream success.
The Power of the Sun, Part 2: Fusion’s Clean Energy Future
Michl Binderbauer, CEO of TAE Technologies, discusses the future of clean energy and how fusion energy technology is going to lead us there.
