Science & Technology UNT Student Cracks the Code in IBM’s ‘Master the Mainframe’ Competition By Alanis Quintero | 3 months ago Anna McKee, the first woman in North America to win the worldwide programming competition, says she hopes more women will pursue tech careers.
Science & Technology Barrett Brown Talks Anarchy, Hacktivism With NPR By Alex Macon | 5 months ago The Dallas-based journalist and ex-con was brought on the radio to scare NPR listeners with the threat of 'global chaos.'
Science & Technology How Dallas Stacks Up Against the Other 19 Amazon HQ2 Finalists By Alex Macon | 6 months ago We stare at the list of 20 metro areas, swirl some tea leaves, shake the magic 8-ball, and come up with some odds.
Business Apple Is Building a New Campus, Which Seems Like Something Dallas Might Want By Alex Macon | 6 months ago Forget Amazon. Another West Coast-based tech company is planning to build a new campus somewhere in the U.S. Is Dallas going for it?
Science & Technology Yet Another Study: Oil and Gas Industry at Fault for North Texas Quakes By Alex Macon | 8 months ago More research connects fracking to seismic activity in North Texas.
Transportation UberAir May Only Worsen Dallas’ Transportation and Inequality Problems By Peter Simek | 8 months ago Will a world in which a ride-share service can whisk you across town high above traffic really be a better place?
Technology RSVP today for D CEO’s CIO/CTO Awards By Carly Mann | 9 months ago Join us to unveil the winners of our second annual CIO/CTO Awards and mingle with the brightest minds in the Dallas tech field.
Science & Technology Missed Monday’s Eclipse? Dallas Gets a Much Better View in 7 Years By Alex Macon | 11 months ago We were pretty impressed by yesterday's show, but it should be outdone when Dallas is in the eclipse's path of totality in 2024.
Science and Technology It’s Eclipse Day in Dallas (And Elsewhere) By Alex Macon | 11 months ago It's not too late to prepare for the cosmic event.
Science and Technology Dallas Ranked One of the Most High-Tech Cities in the World By Alex Macon | 11 months ago Just wait until the flying cars take off, Business Insider.
Crime Efforts Fail to Exhume Remains of Venice Parker By Mary Mapes | 11 months ago Parker was raped and killed in 1953, and a man sentenced in her murder likely didn't do it. We hoped to find tissue to sample for DNA, but too much time had passed.
