Tajha Chappellet-Lanier appears in the following:
How Tech Firms Are Helping People In The Nepal Earthquake Zone
Monday, April 27, 2015
The feeling that tech giants such as Facebook and Google know exactly where we are and what we're doing can be uncomfortable. Targeted advertisements or suggestions based on our location can feel like an invasion of privacy.
But the collection of our digital data has an upside in certain circumstances, ...
The App Of The Moment: Meerkat Tests Our Desire To Share Live Video
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
After Jon Ward happened upon Meerkat, the newest live-video streaming app, he couldn't stop thinking about the reporting potential. As the senior political correspondent for Yahoo News, Ward knew the technology involved is anything but revolutionary. Yet there was something captivating about Meerkat.
What was it? "Probably a mixture ...
Trouble Ahead? Searching For Google's Future
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
It is hard to imagine a world without the ubiquity of Google, and the tech giant is working hard to keep it that way. Google has perfected the art of search advertising on desktop and laptop, and it controls the widely used Android mobile OS, as well as YouTube and ...
Does Facebook Cause Depression? Depends On How You Use It
Wednesday, February 04, 2015
Another day, another Facebook-makes-us-sadder study. This time, it's out from the University of Missouri-Columbia, and it comes with a key caveat: Facebook can make us sadder, the researchers find, but only if you're using it to lurk from afar — to check on how an old acquaintance is doing, ...
Coke's Super Bowl Ad Puts Spotlight On Cyberbullying
Monday, February 02, 2015
The thought of spilling a drink on a computer probably induces a feeling of panic in most of us. Little did we know, however, that a few drops of a sugary soda could be the key to solving cyberbullying.
This is essentially the plot of a Coca-Cola Super Bowl ...