Miami Montage Applications Being Considered
We extended our deadline from April 25 to midnight on May 10th. Our team is carefully considering a record breaking number of applications. Although, we originally had […]
Read morePeace Sullivan/James Ansin High School Workshop in Journalism and New Media
Stories and images from South Florida’s diverse cyberspaces
We extended our deadline from April 25 to midnight on May 10th. Our team is carefully considering a record breaking number of applications. Although, we originally had […]
Read moreMiami Montage explored the role of technological innovation in the South Florida community. While gathering these stories, the workshop participants were able to hone their skills in writing, photography and broadcast while gaining experience in the field of journalism.
Read moreThe design of social media applications is leading to addiction . South Floridians are becoming aware of their dependency on their cell phones and are searching for ways to break out.
Read moreCertain individuals are choosing to stay unplugged from the internet while others are forced to be unplugged due to socioeconomic reasons. This article explores the consequences to being disconnected.
Read moreESports is introducing a new league based on the new and popular game, Overwatch. Among the seven teams that have joined the league, the Miami-Orlando team looks to make a splash on the eSports community in South Florida.
Read moreThe ads you see are catered to you. Ad agencies in Miami are specializing in collecting information about you to deliver targeted marketing through various softwares and social media platforms.
Read moreAs Miami’s tech industry grows, educators debate over how best to prepare students for taking advantage of the opportunities in their own backyard. Wynwood Maker Camp offers its own solution, one that encourages students to explore the tech world from a young age through creative, hands-on work with today’s cutting-edge technology.
Read morePresident Trump’s new FCC chairman has proposed dismantling regulations that prevent ISPs from discriminating in the allocation of access and bandwith to customers. These proposed policies are likely to affect South Florida’s small business owners and their first amendment rights.
Read moreLocal businesses use social media to successfully market their niche product lines to the South Florida community. One of these businesses is the Instagram sensation, Night Owl Cookie Co. and the other is an online brand that is gaining momentum.
Read moreSouth Florida artists, ranging from visual to musical, use social media in order to promote their talent online. Digital bases allow these artists to grow, either through online promotion from the artists themselves, or from businesses who use their own following to help the local talent become better known.
Read moreCIVIQ Smartscapes aims to solve public transportation issues while elevating Miami-Dade to a digital city. This initiative may abandon improvements to the rails and instead invest in a high-tech busing system that anticipates becoming driverless.
Read moreEntrepreneurship in Miami is growing at a rapid pace due to incubator programs like The Launch Pad and The Idea Center. They mentor entrepreneurs through the path of company creation, from an idea to a business through personalized consultations and innovation courses.
Read moreWith technology usage on the rise, religions are facing challenges that threaten their existence. However, despite these challenges, religious followers in South Florida are finding ways to adapt and use modern technology to their advantage.
Read moreTechnological advancements have made news more accessible to the American public, forcing news organizations to adapt in order to survive. Millennials, America’s largest generation, are leading the rebellion against traditional media norms as the revolution reaches its climax.
Read moreTwo Miami cultural centers are using social media to revamp how they promote the history and culture of their communities. By maintaining a social media presence, these centers are drawing people into their communities and promoting active participation in history and culture.
Read moreAs the internet has established itself as a societal necessity, those without access are falling further behind. The Liberty Square Wi-Fi community initiative aims to provide disconnected residents with greater opportunity in a digital world.
Read moreAt Florida International University, Professor Kemal Akkaya and his colleagues are redefining the way we conceptualize technology. FIU will be the first school in the nation to […]
Read moreCam girls have taken advantage of the lucrative digital platform of live-streamed webcamming. This platform has offered these girls control over their content and distribution without even leaving their bedroom.
Read moreA cyberattack ceased operations of a company at PortMiami last month, but subsequent attempts to contact the shipping company proved futile. An investigation into the secrecy behind cybersecurity measures examines why companies are so tight-lipped about cyberattacks.
Read moreSchools across Miami-Dade County are increasingly using assistive technology to aid students with disabilities. This gives every student an equal opportunity to grow, learn and interact in a classroom with their peers.
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