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Ed Zuger

Ed Zuger

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Columnist, Corbin Times-Tribune

Chicago

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Total articles 283

  • LEFT TO MY OWN DEVICES: When cash was, or will again be, king

    By Ed Zuger| Corbin Times-Tribune Verified For as long as I can recall, the threat that some sort of replacement for currency or coins has seemed imminent. It’s come in fits and starts. At one point, the penny was the choice target. There seemed to be some logic to that after the nostalgia of penny candies, gumball machines, and whatever a penny arcade may have been all went into hiding in the wake of global inflation and simple cost-of-living forces made their use nearly laughable.

    By Ed Zuger · Corbin Times-Tribune

    Feb. 01, 2023

  • LEFT TO MY OWN DEVICES: The human factor in information security

    By Ed Zuger| Corbin Times-Tribune Verified All too often, I and countless others who care about information security and privacy lose sight of one of the discipline’s fundamental truisms. Security and privacy, while typically being discussed in terms of online and other digital information, attend to real-life, tactile, tangible information, too.

    By Ed Zuger · Corbin Times-Tribune

    Jan. 27, 2023

  • LEFT TO MY OWN DEVICES: When cash was, or will again be, king

    By Ed Zuger| Corbin Times-Tribune Verified For as long as I can recall, the threat that some sort of replacement for currency or coins has seemed imminent. It’s come in fits and starts. At one point, the penny was the choice target. There seemed to be some logic to that after the nostalgia of penny candies, gumball machines, and whatever a penny arcade may have been all went into hiding in the wake of global inflation and simple cost-of-living forces made their use nearly laughable.

    By Ed Zuger · Corbin Times-Tribune

    Feb. 01, 2023

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Corbin Times-Tribune

Chicago, United States