Anniss, Matt

Information and disinformation can be powerful weapons. In the internet age, nations and nonstate actors seek to accomplish foreign policy goals using cyberspace.

"Practical tips on how to make your own podcast, from planning and preparing to actually recording, editing, and posting your work"--.

Discusses the world population and explains why it continues to grow, what may become of the world's natural resources, and how to help prevent an overpopulation crisis.

Looks at the history of voice recognition technology and how it works.

Explains what espionage is, covering finding information, code cracking, surveillance, radar and spy satellites, and more.

Explains how criminal profilers can learn how criminals think or spot patterns in crime areas, and covers criminology, crime analysis, geographic profiling, behavior analysis, problems with profiling, and more.

Explains that old unsolved crimes called cold cases are kept on file, but when new evidence or new crime-science techniques become available these cold cases are reopened, and describes techniques that can be used including bloodstain analysis, ballistics, forensic document analysis, DNA analysis, and more.

Introduces websites, presents information on the history of the internet, explains the computer programming language known as HTML, and describes how to explore websites using search engines and mobile devices.

Introduces computer and internet databases, presents information on the history of databases, describes internet security and data trails, and explores different types of databases and how they are useful.

An introduction to terrorism that explains what terrorism is, why it happens, and what is being done to stop it.