As the Web gets bigger and mobile devices get smaller, power and access erode dramatically.
Researchers now look to a most unlikely source—the marketing flop... Read More »
Researchers discuss the importance of new requirements for establishing policy standards as well as mechanisms for retaining privacy when analyzing users data.
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When breaking news floods our social feeds—from legitimate news outlets to anyone with a cell phone—it's hard to figure out what to believe.
That's why resea... Read More »
Several years ago, over 28,000 people contracted the Ebola virus and nearly half of them died from it. Although they can't be sure, health officials believe the... Read More »
Two things drive the building and operation of smart cities: gathering data from the environment and allowing people to use that data in a meaningful way—someti... Read More »
Messages posted to social media in the aftermath of a natural disaster have value beyond detecting the event itself, say researchers from the University of Pisa... Read More »
Given social media users' plethora of interactions, appropriately controlling access to such information becomes a challenging task for users. Selecting the app... Read More »
As the new year brings mobile devices closer to the promise of faster 5G speed, cyber sleuths are developing defenses to the inevitable, sophisticated attacks t... Read More »
Lori Cameron is Senior Writer for the IEEE Computer Society (CS) and currently writes regular features for Computer magazine, Computing Edge, 13 CS magazine websites, and a career blog. She serves as manager and writer for several CS social media outlets. In addition, she has been a visiting professor of writing and literature at DeVry University, Long Beach, and a technical writer for over 20 years. Lori received a master of arts in English from the California State Polytechnic University, and a bachelor of arts in writing from Indiana Wesleyan University.
