What US Cities Will Get 5G In 2019?
areebarbar/Shutterstock 5G will revolutionize the way we use the Internet, bringing high-speed data everywhere, creating smart cities, and even replacing home Internet connections. That’s what the...
Cloud security tops 2019 concerns for enterprise IT, new survey reveals
Cloud computing burst onto the scene more than a decade ago. In the years since then, the growth has been nothing short of stratospheric. Cloud services are...
Mary Oliver Was My Teacher—Here’s What I Learned From Her
Lessons in loving the struggle from a Pulitzer-winning poet Photo by Liz West When I arrived at Bennington College as an undergraduate in 1996, I had almost...
Give Your Money to These 13 Feminist Bookstores
Support the literary communities where women readers and writers are seen and heard Photo from Bluestockings Bookstore I t’s no secret that women authors have been historically...
Storystorm 2019 Day 18: Jess Keating’s Post of Storystorm Past
by Jess Keating When I first started writing about how to get inspired, I realized the truth: I don’t believe getting inspired is the answer. Instead, we...
Pluralsight 2018 wrap-up: JavaScript reigns supreme, Dart gains momentum
Pluralsight has released a mini report presenting the lessons they learned in 2018 and what technologies reached the top or grew the most. Here, we have...
5 Small-Press Books You Won’t Want to Miss
It’s easy to get caught up in the big, flashy new books of the season, the ones put out by the major publishing houses that have...
Can Anyone Really Track My Phone’s Precise Location?
Lewis Tse Pui Lung/Shutterstock.com. It’s the year 2019, and everyone willingly carries a tracking device in their pockets. People can have their precise locations tracked in...
‘Tis the Season: A Year-Round Viewing Guide for the Holidays
It’s always time for Holiday Movies, but some holidays require more searching than others. This being Book Riot, you probably like bookish movies. I have some...
50 Must-Read Nonfiction Books for Kids
One of my favorite things about book talking with middle school classes is that the kids I interact with haven’t lost their interest in true stories...
