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Israeli Agents, Disguised As Medical Staff, Kill 3 Palestinians In Hospital
Israeli undercover agents, some disguised as medical staff, raided a West Bank hospital Tuesday and shot dead three Palestinian militants, in the first such operation in eight years.
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Jack Dorsey’s First Tweet NFT Drops in Value to $280 From Original Price of $2.9 Million
Jack Dorsey’s first tweet, which was sold as an NFT for $2.9 million (roughly Rs. 22 crore) last year, has dropped significantly in value. Its holder, Sina Estavi managed to get only seven bids in the small range of Rs. 448 to Rs. 21,000. While some are questioning the potential of NFTs, the others are suspecting of Estavi’s chequered past coul...
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Jack Dorsey's First Tweet NFT Listed For $48 Million, Highest Bid At $280
The NFT was bought by crypto entrepreneur Sina Estavi, who listed the digital asset for $64 million.
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NFT of Twitter Co-Founder Jack Dorsey's First Tweet Now Being Auctioned for $48 Million
The non-fungible token (NFT) representing a copy of the very first tweet published on Twitter by co-founder Jack Dorsey is now being auctioned for about $48 million (roughly Rs. 360 crore) on leading NFT marketplace OpenSea.
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Self-driving Truck Startup TuSimple To Explore Options For APAC Businesses
The company, backed by Chinese social media firm Sina Corp, said the exploration process does not include plans for a divestiture or a similar transaction for any of its businesses or subsidiaries.
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Beijing Owns Stakes in ByteDance, Weibo Domestic Entities Amid Regulatory Crackdown, Records Show
China has taken stakes in Chinese entities owned by tech companies ByteDance and Sina Weibo, corporate records showed, amid a widening regulatory crackdown on the industry.
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Prime Minister Modi Shuts Weibo Account After China App Ban
Sina Weibo, China's answer to Twitter, said it has deleted Prime Minister Narendra Modi's account at the request of the Indian embassy.
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Chinese Social Media Deletes PM Modi's Speech, Centre's Remarks On Ladakh
Indian embassy officials in China have said Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech to chief ministers on June 18 as well as the comments by the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been deleted from two Chinese social media accounts, including Weibo.
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Tencent, Sina Apps Targeted in Chinese Privacy Crackdown
China on Thursday criticised 41 apps including Tencent messaging app QQ and Sina's sports app for allegedly forcing users to hand over personal data, part of an ongoing campaign to boost digital privacy protections.
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This Designer is Making Ceramic Wares With Human Urine
A designer is exploring more sustainable options for ceramic glazing. Sinae Kim has developed a way to glaze ceramics with the help of human urine.
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JD.com to Lay Off 10 Percent of Senior Executives This Year: Report
JD.com, one of China's largest e-commerce sites, will lay off 10 percent of its senior executives this year, Chinese online media outlet Sina Tech reported.
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China's Sina Weibo Reverses Gay Content Clean-Up After Outcry
Weibo said on Friday it would remove pornographic, violent, or gay videos and cartoons in a three-month campaign.
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PM Narendra Modi Expresses Grief Over China Earthquake
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday took to Sina Weibo, the Chinese micro-blogging platform akin to Twitter, to express sadness over the devastating earthquake in China's southwestern province of Sichuan.
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China To Shut Political, Social News Sites Run By Websites
Beijing authorities have shut down several edgy news programs run by major web portals in the latest round of efforts to restrict reporting of political and social news.
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China's Microblog Site Weibo To Remove 140-Character Limit
The popular Chinese microblogging website Sina Weibo will remove its 140-character limit starting January 28 amid reports that twitter, which is banned in the country, is also considering the same move.
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Israeli Agents, Disguised As Medical Staff, Kill 3 Palestinians In Hospital
Israeli undercover agents, some disguised as medical staff, raided a West Bank hospital Tuesday and shot dead three Palestinian militants, in the first such operation in eight years.
-
Jack Dorsey’s First Tweet NFT Drops in Value to $280 From Original Price of $2.9 Million
Jack Dorsey’s first tweet, which was sold as an NFT for $2.9 million (roughly Rs. 22 crore) last year, has dropped significantly in value. Its holder, Sina Estavi managed to get only seven bids in the small range of Rs. 448 to Rs. 21,000. While some are questioning the potential of NFTs, the others are suspecting of Estavi’s chequered past coul...
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Jack Dorsey's First Tweet NFT Listed For $48 Million, Highest Bid At $280
The NFT was bought by crypto entrepreneur Sina Estavi, who listed the digital asset for $64 million.
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NFT of Twitter Co-Founder Jack Dorsey's First Tweet Now Being Auctioned for $48 Million
The non-fungible token (NFT) representing a copy of the very first tweet published on Twitter by co-founder Jack Dorsey is now being auctioned for about $48 million (roughly Rs. 360 crore) on leading NFT marketplace OpenSea.
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Self-driving Truck Startup TuSimple To Explore Options For APAC Businesses
The company, backed by Chinese social media firm Sina Corp, said the exploration process does not include plans for a divestiture or a similar transaction for any of its businesses or subsidiaries.
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Beijing Owns Stakes in ByteDance, Weibo Domestic Entities Amid Regulatory Crackdown, Records Show
China has taken stakes in Chinese entities owned by tech companies ByteDance and Sina Weibo, corporate records showed, amid a widening regulatory crackdown on the industry.
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Prime Minister Modi Shuts Weibo Account After China App Ban
Sina Weibo, China's answer to Twitter, said it has deleted Prime Minister Narendra Modi's account at the request of the Indian embassy.
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Chinese Social Media Deletes PM Modi's Speech, Centre's Remarks On Ladakh
Indian embassy officials in China have said Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech to chief ministers on June 18 as well as the comments by the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been deleted from two Chinese social media accounts, including Weibo.
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Tencent, Sina Apps Targeted in Chinese Privacy Crackdown
China on Thursday criticised 41 apps including Tencent messaging app QQ and Sina's sports app for allegedly forcing users to hand over personal data, part of an ongoing campaign to boost digital privacy protections.
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This Designer is Making Ceramic Wares With Human Urine
A designer is exploring more sustainable options for ceramic glazing. Sinae Kim has developed a way to glaze ceramics with the help of human urine.
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JD.com to Lay Off 10 Percent of Senior Executives This Year: Report
JD.com, one of China's largest e-commerce sites, will lay off 10 percent of its senior executives this year, Chinese online media outlet Sina Tech reported.
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China's Sina Weibo Reverses Gay Content Clean-Up After Outcry
Weibo said on Friday it would remove pornographic, violent, or gay videos and cartoons in a three-month campaign.
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PM Narendra Modi Expresses Grief Over China Earthquake
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday took to Sina Weibo, the Chinese micro-blogging platform akin to Twitter, to express sadness over the devastating earthquake in China's southwestern province of Sichuan.
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China To Shut Political, Social News Sites Run By Websites
Beijing authorities have shut down several edgy news programs run by major web portals in the latest round of efforts to restrict reporting of political and social news.
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China's Microblog Site Weibo To Remove 140-Character Limit
The popular Chinese microblogging website Sina Weibo will remove its 140-character limit starting January 28 amid reports that twitter, which is banned in the country, is also considering the same move.
