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US States Ask Netflix, Hulu, More Streaming Services to Pay Cable Fees
Ohio and several other US states are trying to force streaming service companies such as Netflix and Hulu to pay cable operator fees.
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Ukraine Crisis: Facebook-Parent Meta Says Russian Invasion Driving More Disinformation Online
Hackers aligned with Russia broke into the social media accounts of dozens of Ukrainian military officers and were working to upload videos of defeated and surrendering Ukrainian soldiers when the plot was disrupted, according to a report from Meta that details a troubling increase in social media disinformation this year.
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Media Ratings Company Nielsen to Be Acquired in $16 Billion Deal by Consortium of Private Equity Investors
Nielsen is being acquired for $16 billion, including debt, by a consortium of private equity investors.
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US Seeks New Lithium Sources as Demand for Batteries Grows
US will need far more lithium to achieve its clean energy goals while it faces a host of challenges from environmentalists, Indigenous groups, and government regulators.
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Amazon Is Flighting Union Drive on Two Fronts
Amazon is facing its toughest labour fight yet, with two separate union elections coming to a head as soon as next week.
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Tech Leaders Face Threat of Prison Under New UK Online Bill
Tech bosses face criminal prosecution if they fail to comply with proposed British rules aimed at ensuring people are safe online, the UK government said as it unveiled the draft legislation in Parliament.
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SpaceX Launches 50 More Starlink Satellites Aboard a Falcon 9 Rocket from California
SpaceX has launched a new batch of 50 satellites into orbit for its Starlink Internet constellation.
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Honda Cars Face Probe in US Over Unexpected Automatic Braking
US auto safety regulators are investigating complaints that the automatic emergency braking systems on more than 1.7 million newer Honda cars can stop the vehicles for no reason.
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Boeing Addresses New Software Issue on the 737 Max That Could Keep Plane Grounded Longer
Boeing is working to fix a newly discovered problem with software powering up on the 737 Max, adding to the list of tasks the aircraft maker faces to get the grounded plane back in the air.
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Father Charged In Hot-Car Deaths Of 15-Month-Old Twin Girls
A father was charged with manslaughter on Friday in the deaths of his 15-month-old twin girls, who were left in a hot car in their west Georgia town, police said.
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Climate Change As Dangerous As Terrorism: John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry said Friday that climate change is as dangerous as, if not more than, the threats posed by the ISIS and other extremist groups.
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Tax Fraud Trial Postponed For French Ex-Minister
A French court has postponed the trial of a former French budget minister accused of tax fraud and money laundering until September, to give higher courts time to decide a legal issue raised by his lawyers.
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World Cyber Games kickoff in Los Angeles
The Olympics of the video game world launched Thursday with players from 58 countries marching through the Los Angeles Convention Center waving their nations' flags. Over the next four days, more than 400 gamers will compete at the 10th annual...
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World Cyber Games kickoff in Los Angeles
The Olympics of the video game world launched Thursday with players from 58 countries marching through the Los Angeles Convention Center waving their nations' flags. Over the next four days, more than 400 gamers will compete at the 10th annual World Cyber Games Grand Final for more than $250,000 in prize money, as well as new gear."We're quite conf...
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Pak army blames helicopters for 3 dead soldiers
A deadly incident in the area along the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan has had wider repercussions.The Pakistani army said its men at a checkpoint area had fired warning shots at two NATO helicopters, which responded with missiles that destroyed the border post, killing three soldiers and wounding three more.NATO said it was investigating,...
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US States Ask Netflix, Hulu, More Streaming Services to Pay Cable Fees
Ohio and several other US states are trying to force streaming service companies such as Netflix and Hulu to pay cable operator fees.
-
Ukraine Crisis: Facebook-Parent Meta Says Russian Invasion Driving More Disinformation Online
Hackers aligned with Russia broke into the social media accounts of dozens of Ukrainian military officers and were working to upload videos of defeated and surrendering Ukrainian soldiers when the plot was disrupted, according to a report from Meta that details a troubling increase in social media disinformation this year.
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Media Ratings Company Nielsen to Be Acquired in $16 Billion Deal by Consortium of Private Equity Investors
Nielsen is being acquired for $16 billion, including debt, by a consortium of private equity investors.
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US Seeks New Lithium Sources as Demand for Batteries Grows
US will need far more lithium to achieve its clean energy goals while it faces a host of challenges from environmentalists, Indigenous groups, and government regulators.
-
Amazon Is Flighting Union Drive on Two Fronts
Amazon is facing its toughest labour fight yet, with two separate union elections coming to a head as soon as next week.
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Tech Leaders Face Threat of Prison Under New UK Online Bill
Tech bosses face criminal prosecution if they fail to comply with proposed British rules aimed at ensuring people are safe online, the UK government said as it unveiled the draft legislation in Parliament.
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SpaceX Launches 50 More Starlink Satellites Aboard a Falcon 9 Rocket from California
SpaceX has launched a new batch of 50 satellites into orbit for its Starlink Internet constellation.
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Honda Cars Face Probe in US Over Unexpected Automatic Braking
US auto safety regulators are investigating complaints that the automatic emergency braking systems on more than 1.7 million newer Honda cars can stop the vehicles for no reason.
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Boeing Addresses New Software Issue on the 737 Max That Could Keep Plane Grounded Longer
Boeing is working to fix a newly discovered problem with software powering up on the 737 Max, adding to the list of tasks the aircraft maker faces to get the grounded plane back in the air.
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Father Charged In Hot-Car Deaths Of 15-Month-Old Twin Girls
A father was charged with manslaughter on Friday in the deaths of his 15-month-old twin girls, who were left in a hot car in their west Georgia town, police said.
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Climate Change As Dangerous As Terrorism: John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry said Friday that climate change is as dangerous as, if not more than, the threats posed by the ISIS and other extremist groups.
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Tax Fraud Trial Postponed For French Ex-Minister
A French court has postponed the trial of a former French budget minister accused of tax fraud and money laundering until September, to give higher courts time to decide a legal issue raised by his lawyers.
-
World Cyber Games kickoff in Los Angeles
The Olympics of the video game world launched Thursday with players from 58 countries marching through the Los Angeles Convention Center waving their nations' flags. Over the next four days, more than 400 gamers will compete at the 10th annual...
-
World Cyber Games kickoff in Los Angeles
The Olympics of the video game world launched Thursday with players from 58 countries marching through the Los Angeles Convention Center waving their nations' flags. Over the next four days, more than 400 gamers will compete at the 10th annual World Cyber Games Grand Final for more than $250,000 in prize money, as well as new gear."We're quite conf...
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Pak army blames helicopters for 3 dead soldiers
A deadly incident in the area along the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan has had wider repercussions.The Pakistani army said its men at a checkpoint area had fired warning shots at two NATO helicopters, which responded with missiles that destroyed the border post, killing three soldiers and wounding three more.NATO said it was investigating,...
