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Two years ago a college sophomore started "the Log Off movement." This week the New York Times explored its progress — starting with how their mission's been affected by negative news stories about social media: "The first article I read that really launched me into it was Have Smartphones ...
Emma Lembke, a 19-year-old college student, is encouraging her peers to reduce their time on the internet and rethink their relationship to it.
Out of silicon valley. this story brings in tech politics and business news all into one and that's what we are seeing here with mike bloomberg trying to use data through his own company to help with 2020 campaign. >> he began the company with mayor bloomberg, i knew him and i spent five years working for bloomberg media before i came to msnbc. if mayor bloomberg does not get the nomination, will they take the full force of hawk fish and demote it to whatever candidate does get the nomination? >> they did not say that to me. remember they created this originally to held democrats aro across th...