The app feels like a throwback to high school, where wallflowers had no chance with the popular kids See the original article on CBC.ca fro March 21, 2017 Chances are, you haven’t heard of Tinder Select. That’s because Tinder, famous for putting potential love connections right at its users’ fingertips, has been keeping its new,
READ MOREUber’s ‘disruptiveness’ seems to have become destructive See the original article on CBC.ca from March 13, 2017 Uber is missing from Austin. It’s a notable absence, considering the Texas capital is playing host this week to South by Southwest (SXSW), the annual festival all about film, music and technology. But as attendees reach for their
READ MOREAnonymity sets the foundation for aggression, and the lack of consequences is what keeps the harassment going See the original article on CBC.ca from March 4, 2017 The misanthrope’s view of the internet is that it’s a hotbed for hate speech and angry trolling, and that it will forever be so. This is because, according
READ MOREDoing nothing is no longer a viable option See the original article on CBC.ca from February 22, 2017 ears ago, it would have been ludicrous to suggest that a single tweet could kickstart a global war. Today, the idea doesn’t seem so far-fetched. Just as the digital revolution has reshaped the way people interact on an
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