Jamie Myers

Digital Hacking — Where Morality Meets the Color of Your Hat

Posted on May 9, 2017

TL;DR: With an unemployment rate of 0%, ethical hacking is a growing industry desperate to pull more hackers from the dark side. [Read More]

Tags: hacking

Plagiarism: The Gray Area between University Expectations and Student Morality

Posted on May 1, 2017

TL;DR: In a first-world society dominated by technology, univerisities are plagued with the increasing rate of plagiarism, and the popular tactic to approach academic fraud as an issue of morality may not be enough to combat it. [Read More]

Tags: plagiarism

Online Streaming — Eliminating Music Piracy Less than a Penny at a Time

Posted on April 7, 2017

TL;DR: The culture behind music streaming is increasing by the millions, and although criticized for its minuscule salary, has the potential to eliminate the motivation and frequency of music piracy. [Read More]

Tags: piracy

The Crackdown on False News

Google's battle against aliens sucking energy from the sun

Posted on February 24, 2017

TL;DR: As one of the largest platforms on the internet, Google strives to maintain its credibility while threatened by the incursion of fake news. [Read More]

Tags: news

Spotify: Entering the Endless Void of Digital Discovery

How a music application revolutionized music listening and discovery

Posted on February 15, 2017

It is 2:15 am on a Tuesday in November and the rain is just beginning to let up on the streets of Philadelphia. With shaking hands and tired eyes, I watch the neon lights flicker above me as adrenaline from the hours before still runs through my veins. Despite the... [Read More]

Tags: music