Technology

On April 30, 2020 professor at Columbia Law School Tim Wu discussed how Amazon, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, and Google have evolved into massive powerhouses of innovation and market domination.

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the widening digital divide.

As schools move to distance learning, workers are displaced from their jobs and public services move online, the need for an affordable, reliable broadband connection and productivity technology is even more acute.

Cybercriminals prey on the public’s fears, promising the delivery of medical supplies and stimulus checks.

Cyber criminals and nation-states are seizing on the COVID-19 pandemic, exploiting widespread uncertainty and fear to execute cyberattacks against individuals, businesses, and government agencies.

The current health crisis will likely peak some time this year, but our intensified reliance on digital technology will not.

Do you have a name for your Roomba? Do you have conversations with Alexa? These questions are now part of normal discourse and makes us wond

In this episode, Aspen Digital Executive Director Vivian Schiller answers pressing questions like the long term impact of misinformation on government trust and transparency.

COVID-19 is challenging that most primal of human instincts — to be together. To what extent will this type of interaction change our understanding of what it means to be in a community and a society?