Students Incorporated
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Technology
Why One Reused Password Can Unlock a Student's Whole Life
94% of leaked passwords are reused, and half of U.S. school districts had a cyber incident in 2025. ICS Bangkok students explain the habits that stop it.
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Technology
The $95,000 Cartoon That Now Costs $15, and Who Gets Paid
PIPPA co-founder Hogan Shrum says AI animation has collapsed in cost. The real test is whether artists get paid and creators stay in the director's chair.
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Careers
The Bias That Makes Your Good Intentions Invisible
A dental-marketing executive explains the illusion of transparency, the psychology bias that makes good intentions invisible until you say them out loud.
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Careers
Why Breaking Into Foreign Policy Just Got Harder
A Georgetown security scholar told Bangkok students to explore broadly, months after 2025's hiring freeze gutted the entry-level foreign policy pipeline.
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Careers
Why ICS Bangkok Teens Are Building Brands AI Can't Fake
As AI-polished applications flood colleges and employers, ICS Bangkok students are learning that a documented, authentic track record is the real edge.
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Technology
Bangkok Teens Explain the Game Mechanics Now Facing Lawsuits
A student podcast broke down why video games are built to be hard to quit — the same reward mechanics driving lawsuits against Roblox and new bans worldwide.
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Community
Season 4 Finale: Students Incorporated's Crew Looks Back
Students Incorporated closes Season 4 by turning the mic on its own crew and previewing what Season 5 has in store.
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Community
What a Departing Student Podcast Crew Chose to Remember
Students Incorporated closes Season 4 with its crew naming one memory each, scattering to Korea, Australia, and beyond.
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Entrepreneurship
Marketing's New Frontier Runs on Trust, Not Reach
Students Incorporated's marketing class makes the case that broadcast-era social media is dying, replaced by trust built inside small, private communities.
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