Morgan Stanley launched its Alliance for Children’s Mental Health (Alliance) in early 2020, leveraging the expertise of leading nonprofit organizations, including the Child Mind Institute, as well as the resources and Morgan Stanley’s reach to address the urgent and far-reaching challenges of stress, anxiety and depression in children and young adults. The COVID-19 pandemic hit …
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Recently, during a commercial break in the episode of fraser I was watching, two commercials played back to back. The first, for United, wanted to tell me “the story of an airline,” which the ad called sci-fi, romance, and adventure, featuring 80,000 “hero characters” otherwise known as employees. The second ad, for ESPN, claimed that …
Kherson, Ukraine CNN — For eight months, residents of the Ukrainian city of Kherson have been living under brutal Russian occupation. But on Friday, Ukrainian forces overran the town and Russian troops retreated east. Residents have no water, no internet connection and little electricity. But as a CNN crew rolled into town on Saturday, the …
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Information technology and the Internet have proven to be a powerful force in creating collective action groups and mobilizing communities of protesters. Among the main advantages of digital and online activism are its increasing accessibility (relatively inexpensive and easy to use), its speed and its ability to reach large numbers of people around the world. …
Washington CNN — Ukraine’s fears that its troops will lose access to Elon Musk’s crucial Starlink internet service intensified last week after 1,300 army satellite units were taken offline, two sources familiar with the outage say. . Small, easy-to-use satellite dishes made by Musk’s private rocket company, SpaceX, have been universally hailed as a revolutionary …
This month, the Supreme Court marked a turning point in Internet history. The court agreed to hear Gonzalez v. Google, his first case interpreting Section 230 – a once arcane law that is now widely credited with “creating the internet” and is being debated by politicians on both sides of the aisle. Section 230 states …
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