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Print Newspapers Get Recycled as Digital Media
Recently, two major newspapers circulated their final print publications: The Rocky Mountain News in Denver and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Similar fates may await the San Francisco Chronicle and the Boston Globe, and several newspaper groups have already filed bankruptcy. These actions have re-sparked conversations about the future of print media in the face of growing digital outlets. How will you choose to get your news? Are you still getting a newspaper simply out of habit? What are the digital-age options, and what will work best for you? After their hay day in the 1940s, newspapers have experienced gradual decline in… Continue reading...
Use KeePass for a Simple, Safe Way to Store Passwords
Seinfeld fans may remember the infamous breach of George Costanza’s ATM password. Although he was wise enough not to use his birthday, phone number or the last four digits of his Social Security Number, George’s transparent personality allowed Kramer to easily guess his secret code: Bosco. According to 2008 data from Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, a nonprofit consumer information and advocacy organization, about 57 percent of computer data breaches could have been avoided with better password management. If you’re still using easy-to-guess passwords like the names of your children or pets, or if you’re the forgetful type who writes your passwords… Continue reading...
