Marketplace Tech for Thursday, September 20, 2012
North Carolina is taking a hard line against kids who bully teachers online. There's a new law with fines up to $1000 for students putting up a fake Facebook site about the teacher, no tweeting private or sexual info about the teacher or other school employees or doctoring photos. Plus, here's the definition of a hot ticket: Every month New York Tech Meetup sells out in just four minutes...and the theater's a big one at NYU. Venture capitalists are here along with engineers, designers, and start ups both theoretical and already online.
North Carolina is taking a hard line against kids who bully teachers online. There’s a new law with fines up to $1000 for students putting up a fake Facebook site about the teacher, no tweeting private or sexual info about the teacher or other school employees or doctoring photos. Plus, here’s the definition of a hot ticket: Every month New York Tech Meetup sells out in just four minutes…and the theater’s a big one at NYU. Venture capitalists are here along with engineers, designers, and start ups both theoretical and already online.
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