Governments around the world have been either shutting down, or limiting access to the internet. Jeanne Destro talks to Jillian York from the EFF, to find out why, and if it could happen here.

This Week, a conversation about how the government can, and maybe should, more tightly regulate internet commerce.

We talked toUniversity of Akron Law Professor, Mark Shultz, about consumer protection legislation pending before the European Union, and whether or not something like that could work here in the US.

How researchers at the University of Akron are tracking COVID through sewage, new tech for COVID-safe skyscrapers, AI enhanced video games, and upgradable laptops.

President Biden issues executive order designed to shore up US supply chain for semiconductor chips, in response to global shortage that threatens manufacturing--including the automotive industry.

Bitcoin hit $50K earlier this week, and now it's even higher; $55K. Find out why that's a big deal, and who is buying it, with KSU Associate Finance Professor, David Pelleg.

This week the future of mobility, as automotive industry giants make big investments in autonomous delivery vehicles.

Plus, how you can keep your cool, keep your job, smoothly navigate technology glitches, just like the lawyer who became an internet sensation when he recently declared "I am not a cat" during a Zoom call gone wrong.

Akron-based App Developer, Jenn Cmich on "LoveSync", the sexy new app that's like Tinder for couples.

Tech pros from big cities like Seattle and San Francisco are moving to Northeast Ohio. Find out why, with Ohio X President, Chris Berry.

This week, lots of car tech news, from Apple Cars, to flying Cadillacs, and even smart headlights!

We’ve also got a story about the possibility of what they’re calling “Digital Covid-19 passports”, the future of farming, and tips on how to make a great impression in virtual meetings.

Science Fiction inspires patents.