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An online universe where Liver Kings rule: The rise of mega-influencers puts consumers at risk

In the age of vloggers, influencers and content creators it might seem hard to imagine a world without YouTube.

The New Daily

Editorial: We need a functioning democracy. Teaching media literacy can help

While the internet has increased access to information and has often been a force for good, it has also contributed to making many people misinformed, uninformed and even radicalized.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Internet provider to roll out super-fast broadband in Cornwall, creating 200 jobs

Independent company Wildanet has secured £36m from the government to carry out the work

Birmingham Post

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‘I deserve respect’: Azealia Banks on redemption, Republicans – and Kanye

The infamous rapper has made a surprise return to a major label. It’s part of her search for dignity, she says – along with getting offline and moving to Miami for its ‘practical’ governor

The Guardian - UK

Here’s Why The Internet Is Fkn Frothing The Rumour Aaron Taylor-Johnson Cheated W/ Joey King

The internet is frothing after a rumour about Aaron Taylor-Johnson cheating went viral.

Pedestrian.tv

ICE releases thousands of immigrants affected by data breach

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials have released nearly 3,000 immigrants whose personal information, including birth dates and detention locations, was inadvertently posted on the internet by the U.S. government, according to government officials.

Los Angeles Times

Amicus Brief as to § 230(c)(1) in Gonzalez v. Google

(Note that this case is about immunity when Internet platforms provide access to material, not the separate question about immunity when Internet platforms block access to material.)

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Cruise lines ramp up high-speed internet onboard. Now we can remain glued to our screens, just like on dry land

Until recently, taking a cruise forced us to disconnect.

Tribune News Service

Liver King: how the rise of mega-influencers has put consumers at risk

In the age of vloggers, influencers and content creators it might seem hard to imagine a world without YouTube. But back when the first ever video was uploaded in April 2005, showing a man visiting a zoo, it was not really clear who would want to watch it, or how…

The Conversation

Alan Kohler: The internet is a battleground between billionaires and altruists

Governments need to get much more involved in regulating the giants of the internet, some of the most important infrastructure of our lives.

The New Daily

'I want to cut my neighbor off our WiFi - they've been using it for months'

A woman says she was happy to let her new neighbour use her Wi-Fi on a temporary basis while she got her own internet connection sorted. Unfortunately, she's still using it a few months on, and things have started to get awkward

Daily Mirror

Dating burnout: meet the people who ditched the apps – and found love offline

Internet dating can feel soul-destroying, unnerving and transactional. Couples explain how their love lives were transformed when they finally stopped swiping

The Guardian - UK

Maya Jama 'breaks internet' with daring look as she shares first message since ITV Love Island debut

The 28-year-old was announced as the new host of the hit ITV2 dating show back in October

Manchester Evening News

The story of Anees Ansari: Jailed for life in Maharashtra’s first cyberterrorism conviction

On October 13, 2014, Anees Ansari, 24, was once again logged into Facebook from his office computer in Andheri East, Mumbai. In the past year, he had already received at least three verbal warnings and two written warnings from his managers for “excessive use of internet during working hours”.

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Bangkok Post

Southeast Asia food delivery market slows in risk to Grab, GoTo

SINGAPORE: Southeast Asia’s food delivery spending grew at the slowest pace in at least four years in 2022, highlighting the challenges faced by regional internet giants Grab Holdings Ltd and GoTo Group.

Chronicle Live

Sky makes it easier for customers on benefits to get cheaper broadband

Sky has signed up to the DWP's eligibility tool, so customers no longer have to provide evidence they are eligible for discounted internet

The Texas Tribune

Texas universities block access to TikTok on campus Wi-Fi networks

Students and faculty will not be able to access the popular social media app while connected to university internet servers. It’s the latest step to limit access to the service after Gov. Greg Abbott directed state agencies to ban the app on government-issued devices citing cybersecurity risks.

The Independent UK

Real Housewives star Kyle Richards addresses speculation she used Ozempic for weight loss after bikini selfie

The once-weekly diabetic injection has become the internet’s fastest-growing diet trend, as a number of celebrities have been accused of using Ozempic to lose weight

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The Conversation

Technology and sustainable development: a hamlet in rural South Africa shows how one can power the other

It’s hard to imagine that the sustainable development goals (SDGs) and the fourth industrial revolution can be part of the same conversation.

Daily Record

Where to buy Prime Hydration in Scotland - full list of shops carrying Logan Paul and KSI's viral drink

The viral internet sensation has had teens across the country desperate to get their hands on one bottle.

Manchester Evening News

'Monstrous' 60ft 6G mast ordered to be torn down after residents fury - but it could stay

Controversial internet firm that paid £2k to constituency MP will appeal order to remove giant mast

Al Jazeera

Europe awakens to the threat of sabotage by Russian agents

Attacks on critical infrastructure from France to Denmark bear the hallmark of Russian operatives, experts say.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on regulating social media: the internet should be safer

Editorial: Ministers’ ambitions have been scaled back but their bill must protect children robustly

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France 24

How the WhatsApp, Instagram blackout is impacting millions of Iranians

The Iranian government shut down Instagram and WhatsApp and drastically reduced internet speed on September 21 in response to nationwide protests. This has not only greatly restricted Iranians' access to information but it has also limited millions of Iranians' business activities. Three of our Observers explain how these restrictions have…

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