FTC charges Experian with spamming consumers who signed up for company accounts with marketing emails they couldn’t opt out of: https://t.co/Wz4RFLz7Cu /1
A Canadian court decided that a farmer's thumbs-up emoji counted as agreement to a contract texted to him by a grain buyer. The ruling pointed to what a judge called the "new reality in Canadian society" as more people express themselves with emojis. https://t.co/McPNReIXZR
Employees lose motivation when they fall into one of these four traps:
1. Values mismatch.
2. Lack of self-efficacy.
3. Disruptive emotions.
4. Attribution errors. https://t.co/1GKka7EsoZ
Taking these steps on Twitter could protect you from identity theft or private messages being made public. And for activists or journalists in repressive countries, locking down Twitter data could be even more essential, writes a @Wirecutter expert. https://t.co/dBUncTnqTz
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Our Chair's Attorney Honors Program is a highly sought after federal entry-level attorney hiring program.
It is a 2 year program open to US citizens, which secures employment for current 3L students & entry-level attorneys currently serving a judicial clerkship.
Asian American white-collar professionals are the least likely group to be promoted into management, shows EEOC workforce data. https://t.co/HCSOCw64CE
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who broke barriers with her career in law that eventually led to nearly three decades of service as the second woman justice ever on the U.S. Supreme Court, has died.
@IAmAmnaNawaz looks back on her life and legacy: https://t.co/jN3EUzreeu
Age of Learning, Inc., operator of the children’s online learning program ABCmouse, will pay $10 Million
to settle FTC Charges it engaged in unfair marketing and billing practices: https://t.co/xcjapLCYG5
NEW: Hackers are targeting universities’ sensitive coronavirus research and holding it for ransom. Inside one school’s weeklong negotiations to free its servers https://t.co/gO3uriXI2D
For some of President Trump’s loudest cheerleaders, it was a story too good to check out: protesters burning Bibles. It now appears to have been exaggerated, and one of the first viral Russian disinformation hits of the 2020 campaign. https://t.co/PpuvaGcBKp
Seems like a good time for a reminder that when @JoeBiden first ran for office in 1972 he pledged not to own a single share of stock so long as he held public office. He kept that promise for his entire political career. Honesty and ethics matter.
Citizens can now drop off their absentee ballots to two drop boxes in Stamford:
1) Stamford Government Parking Garage, 888 Washington Boulevard, or
2) the Harry Bennett Library, 115 Vine Road.
Connecticut's primary election is on August 11.
For the entire month of July residents can use promo code "WearAMask" for 3 hours of free parking when they use the Parkmobile app in City garages. This code can be used once per day and is only valid in parking garages.