Google’s recent decision to block access to some news content in California marks a significant moment in the ongoing battle over digital news dissemination. As tech giants like […]
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Software I love: Kodi
I have a handful of software that I have used for years and still love. Kodi, the media player app, never fails to make the list. Totally free […]
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Peter Higgs: The Mentorship of a Nobel Physicist
Peter Higgs is a name that looms large in the field of physics, primarily for his groundbreaking theoretical prediction of the Higgs boson, a fundamental particle that contributes […]
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A Study in Diplomatic Nuance – The Japanese Government and the US Steel Purchase
In a recent unfolding of international business and political narratives, the proposed acquisition of U.S. Steel by Nippon Steel, Japan’s largest steel producer, has surfaced as a focal […]
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Seeds of Change: How The Great Sunflower Project is Pollinating Conservation Efforts
The Great Sunflower Project exemplifies the power of citizen science, illustrating how individuals from diverse backgrounds can contribute significantly to scientific research and conservation efforts. Launched in 2008, […]
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Democracy in the Age of Data
The digital age has ushered in a revolution not just in the way we live and work, but also in how we run our political campaigns. Gone are […]
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A Casual Fan’s Guide to F1 Streaming
Are you revved up for Formula 1, but find yourself puzzled about the best way to watch the races in the United States? Fear not, speed enthusiasts! Today, […]
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Understanding Bitcoin
Bitcoin is digital money, but it’s different from the money we use every day because no single group or person controls it. Since it was created in 2009, […]
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The Case for YouTube as a Public Utility
The debate over whether YouTube and other social media platforms should be considered public utilities is complex, involving various levels of advocacy and opposition, legal interpretations, and broader […]
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Addressing Algorithmic Bias: Insights from Google’s Gemini Challenges
The evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning algorithms has dramatically transformed various sectors, promising unparalleled efficiencies and insightful decision-making capabilities. However, this rapid advancement has also […]