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Google Fined $170 Million For Violating Kids' Privacy Law On YouTube
Google will pay $170 million to settle allegations that it illegally collected data about children younger than age 13 who watched toy videos and television shows on YouTube, settling a long-running government investigation but leaving some in Washington once again furious that regulators had been outmatched by Silicon Valley.
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Netflix’s Pacific Rim Anime Series to Release in 2020, Has Two-Season Commitment
The Pacific Rim anime series will release in 2020 on Netflix, production company Legendary Entertainment revealed Thursday at Project Anime in Los Angeles. It has a two-season commitment.
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Ex-Obama Lawyer Faces Up 10 Years In Jail For Making False Statements
Greg Craig, a former White House counsel in the Obama administration, was charged on Thursday with lying about work he performed in 2012 for Ukraine in a case that grew out of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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Mackenzie Bezos To Become World's 4th Richest Woman In Divorce Settlement
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and his soon-to-be-ex-wife, MacKenzie Bezos, announced Thursday a divorce settlement that will leave him with 75 percent of their Amazon stock and voting power over all of the Amazon voting shares the former couple own together.
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Ben McDermott in as Australia names squad for U-19 Quad Series in India
Cricket Australia National Talent Manager Greg Chappell said that bowlers were selected for the tour keeping in mind the dry sub-continent conditions. The Australian squad comprises some emerging talents, including Ben McDermott, son of former Australian fast-bowler Craig; 2013 U19 National Championship leading wicket-taker Cameron Valente among ...
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Cricket Australia interviews Waqar Younis for bowling coach job
Cricket Australia (CA) has interviewed former Pakistan captain and coach Waqar Younis as Craig McDermott's successor for the position of Australian bowling coach.
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Australia bowling coach Craig McDermott quits
Craig has quit as bowling coach of the Australian team, citing the conflicting demands of constant touring with family life, Cricket Australia said on Friday.
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Is rotation the best answer to protect fast bowlers?
Fast bowlers must embrace Cricket Australia's new rotation policy if they want to last long in Test cricket, a leading coach has suggested even though some others feel that the idea still needs to be debated.
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Pattinson debut exposes coaching disparity
James Pattinson's astonishing debut has exposed the often vast disparity between state and national coaching philosophies in Australia, one of the central problems identified by the Argus review.
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Brett Lee happy with Australia's coaching support staff
Australian speedster Brett Lee feels the introduction of Justin Langer, Steve Rixon and Craig McDermott in the coaching support staff has made a big difference in the team.
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Pressure to bowl well backfired for Johnson during Ashes
Australian fast bowler Mitchell Johnson on Tuesday revealed that his desire to bowl flawlessly during his team's failed Ashes campaign backfired on him and led to his mediocre performance in the high-profile series.
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McDermott appointed as Oz bowling coach
Craig McDermott has pipped his old pace rival Allan Donald and the little-known Allister de Winter to become Australia's pace bowling coach, replacing Troy Cooley. The appointment was announced in Brisbane on Thursday after Michael Brown, Cricket Australia's head of cricket operations, had completed his final round of interviews.
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Donald leads race to become Oz bowling coach
Australia and New Zealand could be battling for the services of Allan Donald as bowling coach, after the South African made it to the final round of interviews to replace Troy Cooley in the Australian setup.
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Google Fined $170 Million For Violating Kids' Privacy Law On YouTube
Google will pay $170 million to settle allegations that it illegally collected data about children younger than age 13 who watched toy videos and television shows on YouTube, settling a long-running government investigation but leaving some in Washington once again furious that regulators had been outmatched by Silicon Valley.
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Netflix’s Pacific Rim Anime Series to Release in 2020, Has Two-Season Commitment
The Pacific Rim anime series will release in 2020 on Netflix, production company Legendary Entertainment revealed Thursday at Project Anime in Los Angeles. It has a two-season commitment.
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Ex-Obama Lawyer Faces Up 10 Years In Jail For Making False Statements
Greg Craig, a former White House counsel in the Obama administration, was charged on Thursday with lying about work he performed in 2012 for Ukraine in a case that grew out of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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Mackenzie Bezos To Become World's 4th Richest Woman In Divorce Settlement
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and his soon-to-be-ex-wife, MacKenzie Bezos, announced Thursday a divorce settlement that will leave him with 75 percent of their Amazon stock and voting power over all of the Amazon voting shares the former couple own together.
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Ben McDermott in as Australia names squad for U-19 Quad Series in India
Cricket Australia National Talent Manager Greg Chappell said that bowlers were selected for the tour keeping in mind the dry sub-continent conditions. The Australian squad comprises some emerging talents, including Ben McDermott, son of former Australian fast-bowler Craig; 2013 U19 National Championship leading wicket-taker Cameron Valente among ...
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Cricket Australia interviews Waqar Younis for bowling coach job
Cricket Australia (CA) has interviewed former Pakistan captain and coach Waqar Younis as Craig McDermott's successor for the position of Australian bowling coach.
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Australia bowling coach Craig McDermott quits
Craig has quit as bowling coach of the Australian team, citing the conflicting demands of constant touring with family life, Cricket Australia said on Friday.
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Is rotation the best answer to protect fast bowlers?
Fast bowlers must embrace Cricket Australia's new rotation policy if they want to last long in Test cricket, a leading coach has suggested even though some others feel that the idea still needs to be debated.
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Pattinson debut exposes coaching disparity
James Pattinson's astonishing debut has exposed the often vast disparity between state and national coaching philosophies in Australia, one of the central problems identified by the Argus review.
-
Brett Lee happy with Australia's coaching support staff
Australian speedster Brett Lee feels the introduction of Justin Langer, Steve Rixon and Craig McDermott in the coaching support staff has made a big difference in the team.
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Pressure to bowl well backfired for Johnson during Ashes
Australian fast bowler Mitchell Johnson on Tuesday revealed that his desire to bowl flawlessly during his team's failed Ashes campaign backfired on him and led to his mediocre performance in the high-profile series.
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McDermott appointed as Oz bowling coach
Craig McDermott has pipped his old pace rival Allan Donald and the little-known Allister de Winter to become Australia's pace bowling coach, replacing Troy Cooley. The appointment was announced in Brisbane on Thursday after Michael Brown, Cricket Australia's head of cricket operations, had completed his final round of interviews.
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Donald leads race to become Oz bowling coach
Australia and New Zealand could be battling for the services of Allan Donald as bowling coach, after the South African made it to the final round of interviews to replace Troy Cooley in the Australian setup.
