Instagram began hiding “like” counts from some Canadian users in May. According to recent news reports, people seem to love it. “Without seeing the likes
Who defines consumer protection, what does it include, and what should it include? Former executive director and current advisory board member of Consumers’ Research joins
99% Invisible discusses the life of Abbey Meyers and her work on the Orphan Drug Act of 1983. The act facilitated the production of “orphan
Shots sits down with Angela Lautner who is living with Type 1 diabetes. She, along with other consumer activists, are fighting against rising insulin prices.
The Energy Show host Barry Cinnamon gives listeners insight on what causes their electric bills to be so expensive. He then offers advice on savvy
Mozilla’s vice president of advocacy, Ashley Boyd, sat down with NPR to discuss a guide Mozilla created in order to help consumers make well-informed decisions about
In one survey, more than a quarter of millennials said they felt uncomfortable saying “no” when asked to attend an event with friends. In this
Last week, the CDC recommended that people throw away their romaine lettuce after around 50 people contracted E. coli. However, according to The Salt, the exact
Finn Lützow-Holm Myrstad, an information security researcher at the Norwegian Consumer Council, discusses how companies deceive customers into allowing their data to be collected and used.
Krista Shonk, vice president of the American Banking Association, speaks with the ABA Banking Journal, following up on an earlier podcast about the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA). Here,
Regular doses of flow, defined as “an engrossed mental state,” can ease anxiety. When faced with a period of anxiety, people should play a round
ABA Banking Journal Podcast hosts Mike McCrary of Lincoln Savings Bank and Christopher Maher of OceanFirst Bank who give their advice on partnering with fintech firms.
