EMV on the Horizon, but it May get Darker for POS Systems Before the Dawn
In Oct. 2015, the liability for fraudulent transactions made through non-EMV systems will shift from financial institutions to merchants, providing…
Leading Private School in the UK Releases Free Digital Textbooks
One of the U.K.'s top private schools is going digital. The Stephen Perse Foundation in Cambridge recently announced plans to…
British Organization Releases New Ad Campaign To Educate Kids and Parents About Internet Safety
After Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie revealed last month that they hire a professional internet monitoring service to protect their…
FDA Approves First Weight Loss Device in Nearly a Decade
For the first time in eight years, the Food and Drug Administration has approved a new weight loss device --…
Administrators Respond to Mold and Sanitation Complaints in Two Southern Schools
Two schools in the Southern U.S. are struggling to save face after reports of mold and unsanitary conditions garnered national…
$75 Million Study Plans to Research Early Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease
For many people, Alzheimer's disease is one of the most frightening prospects of growing old. This common form of dementia,…
Could Expiring Law Increase Rents?
With rent stabilization laws set to expire this June, New York City is gearing up for a city-wide debate. Tenants…
Advertisers Balk at New Viewability Standards
The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) released new guidelines regarding visibility rates in online marketing campaigns. The guidelines mandate a 70%…
The Rise of the Selfie Stick — Finding Economic Growth in the Most Unlikely of Places
There’s one item that seemed to dominate the gift-giving season this past year, and you probably either viewed it with…
Explosion in a Nevada High School Points to Dangers of E-Cigarette Misuse
A small explosion in a Nevada high school caused a lock-down and a partial evacuation this week. The cause? According…