The human side of smart cities
The concept is older and a lot more complex than you might imagine, writes Jane Ruffino
The concept is older and a lot more complex than you might imagine, writes Jane Ruffino
There’s a storm coming
For women at risk of domestic violence, accurate data about domestic abuse could greatly help, writes Jane Ruffino
Sandler's eight-movie deal with Netflix has made him the actor with the best return on investment
Listen up, machine makers: I don’t want my brand new apartment to be smart, I just want it to shush and show some concern for my emotions
The financial side of the streaming story exemplifies that the problem hasn’t changed for artists
The real challenge is to try to look both at the structure and content of RTÉ
The laptop in hand luggage ban currently affects nine airlines, and hits business travellers the hardest, but what if others follow?
The worst things on the internet are dying, writes Jane Ruffino
Women must be in on technology because we need to keep building the things that work for us
Making it difficult to delete your service is not psyops – it’s a lack of boundaries
Companies with diverse teams actually have better returns
‘Ironic’ communities have always been breeding grounds and recruiting platforms for sincere extremism
WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger are vital for many of the world’s 65 million displaced people
I’m pleasantly surprised at the critical mass of people pushing back at the idea that immigrants should be welcome just because of our economic value