For the past four years the readers of Finance & Commerce and Minnesota Lawyer have … Read More
U.S. PIRG: The Right to Repair Could Help Address a Critical Shortage in School Computers
In many places across the United States, school has begun, with much of that schooling … Read More
Star Tribune: Thrift, secondhand stores back in business — with restrictions because of coronavirus
Minnesotans can finally bring the piles accumulating in garages and storage rooms to thrift stores … Read More
OneZero: Used Tech and Gadget Repair Businesses Are Booming Right Now
Last month, a Minnesota company called Tech Discounts received an email from a man in … Read More
Minneinno: Local Tech Leaders Advocate for Temporary Right to Repair Legislation
Local leaders from tech companies, nonprofits and environmental organizations recently drafted a letter to government … Read More
Tech Adopters: Housebound Workforce Fuels Demand for Used Computers, But Repairs Aren’t so Easy
However they are saying they might not have the provision to match due to producer … Read More
Star Tribune: Just When Minnesotans are Cleaning House, There’s Hardly Anywhere to Take Stuff
People at home because of the coronavirus outbreak are finding their inner Marie Kondos cleaning … Read More
Star Tribune: Quarantine Cleaning: What to do With All Those Old CDs Collecting Dust?
You can’t play them in newer cars. You can’t use them with most laptop computers. … Read More
MinnPost: Gala in Absentia: Nonprofits Have to Get Creative to Stay Afloat
Nonprofits are as central to life in Minnesota as warm winter hats and goodbyes that … Read More
Star Tribune: Google pledges $1M to five Minnesota nonprofit firms
Google this week pledged $1 million to five Minnesota social enterprises. The five are winners … Read More
