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In a comment to the Journal, a White House official appeared to confirm that tech bias was being prioritized by the administration, saying “Left-wing bias in the tech world is a concern that definitely needs to be addressed from our vantage point, and at least exposed [so] that Americans have clear eyes about what we’re dealing with.”WSJ: … [Read more...] about Report: Trump Administration May Create Official Panel on Big Tech’s Anti-Conservative Bias

A: I love to stay up to date with headlines and breaking news, and I review dozens of websites every morning. But the real maven is Ben, our News Director at Komando headquarters. He has brilliantly configured his desk, including multiple screens, a well-positioned webcam, and lots of affordable, specialized gadgets to maximize his workflow. … [Read more...] about Upgrade home office, assess COVID risks, destroy sent email and more: Tech Q&A

Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergHillicon Valley: Facebook permanently shifting thousands of jobs to remote work | Congressional action on driverless cars hits speed bump during pandemic | Republicans grill TikTok over data privacy concerns Largest tech company CEOs made billions amid pandemic Facebook permanently shifting tens of thousands of jobs to remote work MORE this week announced that up to half of Facebook’s employees could be working remotely in five to 10 years, while Jack Dorsey went a step farther, giving Twitter and Square employees the option to work from home indefinitely.  … [Read more...] about Remote working takes off for Twitter, Facebook, tech companies

The free-speech social media company Parler has announced that it won’t censor the controversial coronavirus documentary Plandemic after Silicon Valley giants including Facebook, Twitter, and Google’s YouTube have all banned the 26-minute movie from their platforms. … [Read more...] about Free Speech Platform Parler Won’t Censor ‘Plandemic’ Documentary Banned by Silicon Valley

At Nashoba Tech, Kaleigh is an honor-roll student, and a member of both the Digital Media Club and Robotics Club. She has competed in SkillsUSA, winning a bronze medal last spring in the State Conference. Kaleigh qualified to receive the John & Abigail Adams Scholarship, which provides free tuition for four years to any Massachusetts public college or university. She has been accepted to the University of Vermont and the University of New Hampshire and is also eyeing Northeastern University, but is leaning toward Worcester Polytechnical Institute, where she has been accepted and has been offered a $28,000 scholarship. … [Read more...] about 3 Top Nashoba Tech Students From Chelmsford Up For State Awards