Carl Corry | 2016 February

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Head to @SuffolkSentinel's Instagram account (also @suffolksentinel) to follow @Robbie_AG as he discusses… https://t.co/oLnS3TFFbg
RT @stevenbwick: A great story! https://t.co/MG0XI3H4Rc
Come meet English department leaders Dr. Doug Howard, right, and Raymond DiSanza, at the @sunysflk open house going… https://t.co/e9DCTfwcFF
First day at the beach. Still cold and the waves are rough. But the air is great. https://t.co/91mguGOHMz https://t.co/prpq78U0GV
RT @JaymeKFraser: Just printed out my story. I’ll highlight facts, details or quotes in green and names in orange. Then I’ll grab a pen and…

Carl Corry | 2016 February

Carl Corry is a journalism instructor at Suffolk County Community College and freelance journalist who has held leading roles at Newsday, News 12 and Long Island Business News.

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Journalism, Syracuse / 19.02.2016

Privacy vs. national security in FBI’s effort to unlock iPhone

This week we were tasked with looking up presenting a case that typifies "the struggles with ethical issues" related to technological innovation. I chose the FBI's attempt to get Apple to unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino attackers. The FBI says information...

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Syracuse / 12.02.2016

For this commuter, radio rules

It's Monday at 5:29 a.m., and the house phone rings with an message from my kids' school district to say that school will be closed -- again -- because of an expected blizzard. A minute later, my cell phone alarm rings. It's time to get...

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