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Is ByteDance’s new Free TikTok app for kids a lifeline for embattled tech industry or a risky new frontier for internet security? Xiaowei Sun, editor in chief of Tech Republic, is optimistic. “I think
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The idea came about in a blackboard conversation at the Humanities Bloggings when Co-founder and COO Kate Kaumgartner began chatting with President Esther Dyson about starting a way for writers to connect with other
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Every year the University of Leicester launches a study on the state of the digital media industry. This year’s study in English literature looked at online posts written in such a way as to
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Facebook users are posting messages to the social media site urging the site to go dark for one hour on Saturday to honor Earth Hour. The movement is aimed at highlighting what organizers see
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It’s easy to catch yourself staring at a screen, occasionally reaching for your smartphone, and without realising it, have chosen to replace being human with “real life experience.” Last time I looked, I had
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Image copyright Sahu Ram / EyeEm Image caption The telecoms industry has become more reliant on authentication/authentication solutions In the vast world of telecoms, many of the rules are made to protect one of
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by Dr. Erich Fromm, founder of www.humanrancethinktank.com Instagram’s new revelation that fake accounts are driving up our Instagram ads prices speaks to something that deserves to be on everyone’s lips this week: Beware of
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And the name game is finally ending. The Washington Post Co. on Thursday dropped a bombshell: The Post newspaper began holding trademark filings in the 1970s for the names “Washington Post,” “Washington Post,” “Washington
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