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Cash for Consoles: O2’s Gaming Revolution Lets You Trade in Unused Tech for Money! (Business Today)
: Key Takeaways: Turning Dusty Consoles into Cash: O2’s Recycling Initiative In a bid to tackle electronic waste and empower gamers to go green, O2 Recycle, the pioneering recycling program by Virgin Media O2, has unveiled an exciting new initiative. Now, gamers across the UK can trade in their unused consoles for cash, helping to prevent e-waste and promote sustainability in the tech industry. Cash In Your Console: How It Works O2 Recycle’s expanded program now includes popular gaming systems from PlayStation, Xbox, Oculus, and Nintendo. Gamers simply need to send their unwanted consoles to O2 Recycle for free, where the The post Cash for Consoles: O2’s Gaming Revolution Lets You Trade in Unused Tech for Money! appeared first on Business Today
Five Questions with Alexandra Farolan (Canadian Association of Law Libraries / L'Association canadienne des bibliothèques de droit CALL/ACBD Blog)
: Alexandra Farolan, Library Assistant | Courthouse Libraries BC 1. Tell us a little about your educational background and how you entered the legal information industry. I am currently a Library Information and Technology Diploma student at Langara College. Prior to this, I worked on two certificate programs through the British Columbia Institute of Technology (Office Administrator with Technology and Medical Office Assisting). I worked as a registration and health records clerk for a few years in the hospitals. Managing patient records introduced me to the processes of information preservation and confidentiality which in turn piqued my interest in legislation pertaining to freedom of information. I've also had some personal experiences which have lead to my overall interest in examining opportunities in the legal industry. I generally find knowing more about my rights is empowering and being surrounded professionally in an industry that serves those who advocate and rally for rights is something I [...]