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Meet the SmartSign team: Carey Smith

Meet the SmartSign team: Carey Smith

Carey Smith is a Sales Representative at SmartSign. Originally from Grenada, he’s lived in Brooklyn for the last 11 years. He came to SmartSign after joining the U.S. Army Reserve, and keeps that sense of adventure alive by driving Lamborghinis on his birthday and trying to get his fellow SmartSign team members to go skydiving.  Monica: […]

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Teenagers and technology: What can parents do?

Teenagers and technology: What can parents do?

A picture posted on NBC New’s Instagram feed in March 2013 shows how much our world has been affected by the 21st century’s most visible tech revolution. The top of the picture is Saint Peter’s Square in 2005 and the bottom is from the same perspective but taken in 2013. If you are over thirty, […]

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New Car Mode for iPhone will prevent texting and driving

New Car Mode for iPhone will prevent texting and driving

Before you leap into the future and let your car decide when you’re not paying attention on the road, give your Smartphone a chance to keep you focused now and eliminate texting and driving. Designers Joey Cofone and Michael Vanderbyl have created Car Mode, “an integrated setting in iOS 7 that turns off all visual […]

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How I learned to avoid digital distractions

How I learned to avoid digital distractions

There are a lot of merits to technology. The level of precision, the speed, and the ever-shrinking global atmosphere have created a network where idea exchange can flow faster than imagined thirty years ago. The rise of generations X and Y bring a new breed of socially inept, but technologically brilliant people into the working […]

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Teens raise awareness about distracted driving, participate in 23-hour technology fast

Teens raise awareness about distracted driving, participate in 23-hour technology fast

We’ve often talked about people succumbing to digital distractions to the extent that they cannot let go of their mobile devices even in their sleep, let alone behind the wheel. But there’s group of kids out there who want to free themselves of the shackles of their cell phone chargers to become more responsible drivers. Sixty […]

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7 great ways to make National Bullying Prevention Month count

7 great ways to make National Bullying Prevention Month count

October is here, which means anti-bullying organizations are in full gear for National Bullying Prevention Month. As part of our cyberbullying awareness and digital responsibility campaign, #TakeNoBullies, we’re providing a list of organizations and ways to get involved in anti-bullying advocacy this month and beyond. 1) STOMP Out Bullying We spoke to Ross Ellis, Founder and […]

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3 unforgettable memorials

3 unforgettable memorials

Memorials remind us of “some larger human value that transcends the petty parts of our day-to-day lives,” says Paul DePrey, superintendent of the World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument at Pearl Harbor. “The people who are memorialized are the unlucky ones,” he continues. “They died without choice. Those of us who live on have […]

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