Jason Thomas

Jason Thomas

Contributing Writer

Jason is an expert in technology, investigations, and cyber security and has worked with governments, the private-sector, and non-governmental organizations to identify threats and opportunities that will shape the future. As Chief of Innovation for Thomson Reuters Special Services, Jason facilitates, oversees, and executes long-term solutions to emerging technology challenges. The views expressed are his alone and do not necessarily represent the views of Thomson Reuters or Thomson Reuters Special Services.

You can follow Jason on Twitter @jasonthomas.

 

Infectious disease doctors in Brazil — as well as mothers of infants born with microcephaly — are using WhatsApp to diagnose and cope with the Zika-caused illness.
Apple thinks the government is wrong to seek a "backdoor" to its operating system. Most Americans think the government is right.
Ever wonder what happens when your credit card number, Google credentials, and online banking password get stolen?
Our technologies possess intention, delicately guiding and influencing our most human behaviors in ways we haven’t considered.
In a row over how to bring Internet access to India's poorest, Facebook almost sounds colonial.
The Valentine's holiday is fast approaching. There's technology to help.
Two Virginia Tech students, David Eisenhauer, 18, and Natalie Keepers, 19, are at the center of a murder investigation. So is the social media app Kik.