Wall Street Journal (March 27)
“Businesses that steer clear of politics like to think they’re safe in Hong Kong, but think again, comrade. A new government edict lets police demand computer, phone and email passwords without a warrant.”
Tags: Businesses, Computer, Edict, Email, Government, Hong Kong, Passwords, Phone, Police, Politics, Safe, Warrant
Wall Street Journal (March 17)
“‘Clearly the president was wrong’” with his accusation accusing former president Barak Obama of tapping his phone. While the White House press secretary stubbornly defends Trump’s accusation, “Mr. Trump would be wiser to say he fired the tweet in anger and walk it back. An apology can be good for the soul—and a Presidency.”
Tags: Accusation, Anger, Apology, Obama, Phone, President, Tap, U.S., White House
Bloomberg (January 11)
“For many young people today, there’s a new rite of passage that’s bigger than learning to drive: getting your first phone number.” In 2014, only 77% of Americans aged 20 to 24, possessed a driver’s license, down from 92% in 1983. The ability of social media to bridge distance may be one factor accounting for the pronounced trend.
Tags: Distance, Drive:, Driver’s license, Phone, Social media, U.S.
