I think it’s safe to say that we all love a bit of web nostalgia. Towards the end of last year the Space Jam website — which hasn’t been updated since 1996 — started doing the rounds on Twitter...
After a short respite, the UMBC men's lacrosse team completed the competition phase of their trip to Japan on June 4 and 5, by taking on three Japanese universities. UMBC won all six competitions...
Facebook has scholarships for students to attend the 2013 Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing Conference, which will be held in the first week of October in Minneapolis. The Facebook...
European justice ministers agreed Thursday to a business-friendly proposal, an early signal that lobbying efforts from the technology industry are gaining some traction.
The social network said it would overhaul the way it sells ads, and eliminate about half of the existing styles, to simplify the process for marketers.
The federal government has secretly taken information on foreigners overseas for years from companies like Google, Facebook and Apple, the director of national intelligence confirmed.
A Humanities Forum panel discussion recorded at UMBC during the Spring semester was featured on the “Marc Steiner Show” on Tuesday, June 5. The topic was “Race and the Civil Rights Movement in...
The federal government appears to have been secretly tapping the largest Internet companies for nearly six years, according to documents that emerged on Thursday.
A unit called TMI, as in “Too Much Information,” will offer services including research, strategy related to mobile devices and text messaging, social media and Web site production.
More than twenty years ago, Tulay Adali stepped onto UMBC’s campus as an assistant professor right after receiving her PhD. Much has changed since then. Now a professor of Computer Science and...