T.J. DeGroat speaks with Techweek Chicago producer and StartupLive co-founder Arabella Santiago about start-ups, leadership, and women in tech. Read more »
An independent, nonprofit program, Out of Site offers training in visual and performing arts to public-school students who might not otherwise have access to it. Read more »
Among the millions of people furiously updating their social networks during the 2012 Olympics will be athletes, who will offer fans a remarkable new kind of access to this year’s events. Read more »
When ancient, dying languages meet modern technology, miracles can occur. That’s the simple yet powerful idea behind the Endangered Languages Project. Read more »
A language is lost every 14 days. But, by using modern phenomena — notably digital technology and social media — scholars are helping to document vanishing languages before it’s too late. Read more »
Every day, there seems to be a new plot twist in the financial soap opera that is the European economy. Stay on top of the latest developments with these curated Trove channels. Read more »
A new project called Politwoops is “the only comprehensive collection of deleted tweets by U.S. politicians;” tweets range on the embarrassment scale from minor (typo) to moderate (wrong account) to major (PR disaster). Oops. Read more »
My Trove channel list is pretty eclectic, featuring everything from Tennis to Job Creation to (don’t judge) Kelly Clarkson. But a trio of related channels always catches my eye: Technology, Social Media, and Innovation. Read more »
An overuse of exclamation marks is something it seems most of us can tolerate!! What some folks seem to despise, however, is another technology-motivated language change: the explosion of textese. LOL! Read more »
Among our growing list of content partners are a trio of health- and fitness-focused publications that offer an endless supply of sage advice and fascinating news. Read more »