Meet the Creators of the weCliq Social App
weCliq is a new and innovative networking app that enables users to connect and meet with local and surrounding people and/or groups via real-time photos,
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The Kids Are Alright: Study Shows Tech is Not Such a Bad Influence
Tech benefits kids more than it harms, a new study reveals.
N’etiquette 101: How To Make Friends at a Tech Conference
Here are several ways to make friends at a tech conference.
Censorship is Bad; This Writer’s Take on Diversity in Tech is Worse
His argument is the same one that is repeated ad nauseum to minority groups in response to complaints about economic and social inequities: just work
Hillary Clinton Makes 10 Promises to LGBT Americans, But Will She Really Keep Them?
The Clintons don't have the best track record when it comes to supporting LGBT rights. Now, Hillary Clinton makes 10 promises to LGBT Americans.
Join the International Day of the Girl Child Campaign on Oct. 11
This year the theme is The Power of the Adolescent Girl: Vision for 2030. Through many studies and development programs in communities around the world,
[60 Second Finance] Charitable Gifts
Ben Carter of Manage Your Damn Money gives us 60 seconds of insight regarding charitable gifts! Submitted by our partners: Manage Your Damn Money (MYDM) “60 Second Finance with
When to Splurge
Most consumers intuitively know it's smart to go for the best deal, and yet the best deal isn’t always the cheapest deal. Sometimes saving money
5 Ways to Maximize Your Credit Card Rewards
According to a 2011 study from Colloquy and Swift Exchange, the average household enrolled in a rewards program failed to redeem a third of the
Congresswoman Jackson Lee, ICMCP on Need for Diversity in Cybersecurity
The main crux of the meeting was that while cybersecurity is critical for national security and the economy, it also remains an industry with a