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Black Women Leading Corporate Diversity Programs

January 13, 2016 | 0 Comments

Diversity has become a buzz word in corporate America. Bringing new color and new perspectives to the workplace from the factory floor to the boardroom has never before been so urgent. Many corporations in the tech sector and the non-tech sector understand the need for inclusion has far reaching implications for industry and the nation....

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App of the Week – Laundry Day

January 13, 2016 | 0 Comments

Nothing is more frustrating than trying to decipher those mysterious washing instruction tags on garments. What do those symbols mean? What is worse is that you know that making a mistake will ruin the clothes and send your hard earned money down the drain. That is why Laundry Day is the App of the Week....

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Affordable Internet Access

January 6, 2016 | 0 Comments

The digital divide is real. Too many low income black families are falling behind in education and employment opportunities due to the prohibitive costs of computers and Internet access. This lack of access to technology and information has created an underclass of people who are digitally absent in our society. This is not news and...

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App of the Week – ManDown

January 6, 2016 | 0 Comments

Nothing is more terrifying than being alone and suddenly needing emergency help. Thats why ManDown is the App of the Week.  Smartphones are now part of outlives. And with a smartphone and the ManDown app you are never alone. The ManDown app alerts family, friends or colleagues automatically if you have an emergency even if you are...

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Breach Brief – Nationwide Voter Database

December 31, 2015 | 0 Comments

 A massive and mysterious voter database has been exposed online and no one knows who it belongs to, how it got there or when it will be removed. An independent security researcher by the name of Chris Vickery discovered the database. The files contain the names, phone numbers home addresses, birth dates, genders, ethnicity, dates...

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Protecting Your New Smartphone and Yourself

December 31, 2015 | 0 Comments

Christmas is over and you got a new smartphone from Santa. This little device can become a vital part of your life. Today’s smartphones can hold vast amounts of data including credit card data and personal information. Protecting your phone means protecting yourself. As you get to know your new gadget you need to learn when...

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Celebrity Cyber Report – Prince

December 31, 2015 | 1 Comments

  It’s rare for Prince to have anything to do with the Internet. The artist has forbade streaming of his music or concert videos. And he’s got some nasty lawyers backing him up. But lately Prince has been showing up online and giving some serious backing to Jay-Z’s Tidal music streaming website. Prince has released...

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Breach Brief – Hyatt Hotels

December 24, 2015 | 0 Comments

Just in time for your holiday travel Hyatt Hotels Corporation reported Wednesday that it has suffered a data breach. The hotel chain stated that its payment processing system was infected with credit card stealing malware in an attack discovered three weeks ago. Hyatt Hotels operates 627 hotels in more than 50 countries. Details about the breach are scarce. Hyatt has not said...

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Re-Sell or Donate Your Old Technology

December 24, 2015 | 1 Comments

Christmas is done and as always many of us found a new techno-gadget under the tree. Its a great feeling to finally get your hands on a new laptop, tablet or smartphone. But keep in mind that that old phone or computer could put some money back in your pocket or a get you a...

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Racial profiling is a reality. People of color have suffered from the idea that we are untrustworthy and dishonest by nature. Nothing could father from the truth. As a result of this hideous myth black people are more likely to be wrongly accused, wrongly prosecuted and wrongly convicted. And even with a trillion dollars of...

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