New Yorkers Seek Tech Detox: Desire for Mindful Living
Local businesses may see a boost as New Yorkers get away from impulsive online purchases towards mindful shopping.
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NY Residents Unprotected: How We're Neglecting Online Privacy
Concerns over identity theft, spam, and phishing are highlighted in a recent survey on digital privacy.
New York Is the Most Digitally Vulnerable State in the U.S.
How safe are you online? If you live in New York, probably not very. New York takes the top spot of having the most digitally vulnerable residents.
New Yorkers Think Online Bullying Should Be Punishable by Federal Law
New Yorkers have had enough of online bullying and say it should be punishable by federal law.
Binghamton Police Warn of Robberies Targeting Online Sales
Law enforcement officials want people to know there are secure sites available for legal transactions be conducted under the watchful eye of security cameras.
Save on These Six Educational (and Fun) S.T.E.M. Toys During Prime Day
Looking for toys that are educational and fun for your kids for Christmas? Then you’ll want to check out these!
Ithaca College Changes COVID-19 Fall Semester Plans
Ithaca College will hold all classes remotely for the fall instead of the initial plans for in-person instruction.
SUNY Okays Broome Community College Fall Plans
SUNY Broome Community College says it is getting a nod from the State University of New York to welcome students for the Fall Semester in-person and online.
Facebook to Add ‘Hug’ Reaction Button to Help Users Show Empathy
In a world where facemasks must be worn and social distancing must be practiced, people are craving human touch, craving hugs. Facebook is helping...kinda.
Hair Clippers and Dye Are Selling Out Online
Another COVID-19 side effect Hair Clippers and Dye Are Selling Out Everywhere