Microsoft wants the Washington state legislature to prioritize STEM education, criminal justice reform, workplace equity, cloud computing for the public… Read More
What happens when a politician crowdsources every policy decision? Ryan Asbert, a 31-year-old freelance web developer, intends to find out. He’s planning… Read More
Last month marked a big milestone for Democracy Live, a technology firm based in Snoqualmie, Wash., which presented its voting technology to several… Read More
The threat of terrorism has escalated the age-old battle between national security and individual rights — and technology companies are often… Read More
Those worried about the U.S. government finding ways to disable encryption in consumer technologies have a lot more explaining to do. The American… Read More
Remote Medical International, a 12-year-old organization that specializes in delivering medical supplies and personnel to remote locations, today announced a $95 million… Read More
President Obama is set announce an executive order to direct greater sharing of information about cybersecurity threats between large companies and… Read More
Homeless people living in the city’s transitional encampments could have access to free wireless Internet service if Seattle City Council approves… Read More
