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Newsletter for January 25, 2024 | I'm personally captivated by narratives that explore the fusion of art and technology, and today's feature on Technical.ly delves into just that. I recently spoke with a theater owner and a playwright, and I'm eager for you to check out their insights. Shifting gears to a more ominous topic, let's talk about security: It's Data Privacy Week, and even I am contemplating ways to enhance my online safety. You'll see a piece in today's coverage featuring a cybersecurity expert offering valuable tips for safely navigating the digital realm. — Alanah, Technical.ly lead reporter for Baltimore | Pic of the Day: The Bank. Where are y'all watching the game on Saturday? (Alanah Nichole Davis) Want to see your photo here? Hit reply and send in your submission. | Tech and theatre are inseparable | Chris Ashworth is the owner of Figure 53, a software development company specializing in live performance technology. He discusses the integration of art and technology at his arts venue, The Voxel. Opened in 2020, The Voxel operates on the belief that "technology is not artistically interesting in and of itself," according to Ashworth. The article otherwise explores the inseparable connection between tech and theatre in the venue's production processes, particularly in the context of the upcoming production "I Will Eat You Alive." That play is written and directed by Katie Hileman, who also talked about her artist residency at The Voxel ahead of tomorrow's opening of the show. ➡️ Find out more about The Voxel, Figure 53 and "I Will Eat You Alive" in my full report here. | A SCENE FROM “I WILL EAT YOU ALIVE.” (COURTESY KIIRSTN PAGAN) | It's Data Privacy Week. How are you celebrating? | In tandem with The National Cybersecurity Alliance's Data Privacy Week, which ends on Saturday, this article explores personal data protection and policy in 2024. The National Cybersecurity Alliance, established in 2001, aims to create a more secure online environment. In this article, a podcast host and cybersecurity expert from Johns Hopkins University recommended using multi-factor authentication as a way to enhance security in this article. The piece also highlights the importance of informed decision-making about sharing personal data, as well as the role of privacy laws in this context. ➡️ Find out more about data protection in my full report here. | "Hacking Humans" podcast cohosts DAVE BITTNER AND JOE CARRIGAN. (n2k networks) | News incubator: What else to know today? | • The University System of Maryland has published its annual report for 2023. The report covers the system's achievements within STEM and other career pathways. [University System of Maryland] • Celebrate women and femme-identifying gamers in the gaming industry! The voting stage is now open for the*gamhers. These awards provide a chance to recognize your favorite streamers, content creators and game developers. [the*gamehers] • Startup leaders: Don't forget that applications are open for Towson's StarTUp Accelerator through March 29. [Towson University] • For travelers looking for walkable cities, Baltimore is #20 on a list of places with high walkability scores. [Condé Nast Traveler] • Join Impact Hub Baltimore and the Baltimore Jewelry Center for an event on Feb. 3, during the Baltimore Peace Promise Weekend, addressing the lasting impact of redlining policies in the city. [Eventbrite] | Sponsored news: Point of interest | Founder Dan Zeplowitz speaks with the legal experts at Ballard Spahr about the decision to close his business and lessons for other companies. |
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