Tech Brew Ride Home Thu. 09/10 – “Campus” Is Facebook, But For College Kids (Insert Joke Here)
Sep 10, 2020
Facebook is launching 'Campus,' a new social network just for college students, rekindling its original vibes. The Long-Term Stock Exchange is rolling out, aiming to foster sustainable corporate practices. Amazon is making headlines with a former NSA chief joining its board, stirring up debate. The second-gen Motorola Razr is back with 5G and improved cameras. Plus, an in-depth look at the Microsoft Surface Duo reveals both its potential and quirks, while TikTok navigates tricky negotiations in the U.S. amidst security issues.
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Facebook's Campus
- Facebook originally launched as a college-only social network, requiring a .edu email address.
- Now, they're piloting "Campus," a dedicated section within Facebook for college students to connect with peers at their school.
Facebook for Facebook?
- Facebook's new "Campus" feature is essentially a social network exclusively for college students.
- It mirrors Facebook's initial concept, raising the question of whether it's a necessary innovation.
Long-Term Stock Exchange
- The Long-Term Stock Exchange (LTSE) aims to attract companies focused on long-term value creation.
- It requires listed companies to adhere to principles promoting long-term thinking, including diversity and sustainability.