TikTok Takes on AI Misinformation with New Content Labels, Media Literacy Programs
by Lee Rickwood
TikTok is one of various social media platforms now taking steps to flag, tag or otherwise label content created with artificial intelligence.
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Great Tech Gifts for Dad This Father’s Day
By Christine Persaud
What can you get the dad who has everything? As it turns out, plenty when it comes to tech.
Help Shape the Future of Free Public Wi-Fi in Toronto
by Lee Rickwood
The local tech community, members of the general public, and all other interested parties are being asked for their input as the City of Toronto shapes the future of free public Wi-Fi services in the city.
From Uber to Airbnb: How Peer-to-Peer “Sharing” Services are Shaking Things Up
By Christine Persaud
Back in the day, we had taxi cabs and hotels, restaurant delivery service and take out. We still have all those things, but the sharing space has slowly but surely carved a significant space in the market. In various verticals, companies are shaking up the traditional business model in many ways.
The Brain and Art: Neuroscience, Wearable Technology and Creativity Connect the Dots
by Lee Rickwood
Researchers, authors, and new technology platforms document how art impacts brain function, thinking, and emotions.
Sustainability is the New Name of the Computing Accessories Game
By Christine Persaud
As many companies refocus their efforts on sustainability across the board in tech, we expect to see more and more computing accessories taking advantage of the trend.
Reddit Pro: Tooling Business Growth through Insights
By Yasmin Ranade
Reddit Pro is a suite of free tools that helps companies better understand their consumers and better inform their business strategy. There aren’t a lot of places where brands can reach high-intent, relevant audiences like they can on Reddit.
AI Technology and New Digital App Tackle Impacts of Brain Injuries and Concussions
by Lee Rickwood
An emerging era in digital sports technology is bringing better ways to treat brain injury and concussion, and Canadians are leading the way.