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Last year the holiday season snuck up on me and I failed to get my guide done last year. This year isn’t much different as once again the season just kinda appeared and the next thing you know it’s the last week fo November and here we are. I try to get this done before […]
tech2 News StaffAug 29, 2019 13:56:06 IST OnePlus has already made an announcement regarding its upcoming OnePlus TV and stated that the device will be first launched in India in the month of September. There were rumours circulating that this new TV will be using Google’s Android TV platform and now those rumours have been
Facebook Inc. will make its rules on political advertising stricter to prevent the spread of disinformation on the run-up to the 2020 U.S. elections, the company announced Wednesday. The social media giant was heavily criticized for allowing Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and can’t afford to allow that to happen again this time
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Are there any parenting sites that you find useful and, if so, which ones and why? Common Sense Media is an excellent resource for all media recommendations. I particularly like using it for apps. I feel fairly equipped to assess whether TV or movies are appropriate for my kids, but I am often at a
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2017 was a difficult year for the auto industry, with overall sales being down against the previous year. Unfortunately, this is a trend that seems set to continue, at least for the short-term. However, despite this gloomy outlook, there is still a lot to be excited about from the automotive industry. New companies continue to innovate the
The media reaction to Mark Zuckerberg’s memo on privacy and Facebook has mostly fallen into two camps: skepticism and open mockery. Mockery of the notion that, as TechCrunch put it, Zuckerberg has suddenly “discovered privacy.” Skepticism as typified by Mashable’s helpful warning that “if the last 15 years of Facebook have taught us anything, it’s that
YouTube is rolling out two significant updates for its ‘Kids’ platform that should help parents manage how their children access video content on the internet. The app will now support new age filters that parents can select to help filter content based on the child, and YouTube is launching a new web experience as well.
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This is the face of a member of a proto-human species called MRD (Photo: CMNH / MattCrow / SWNS) The face an ancient ancestor who roamed the Earth 3.8 million years ago has been reconstructed from a remarkably preserved skull. Scientists simulated the face of a male member of an ape-like species called Australopithecus anamensis
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Korn Ferry, a global organisational consulting firm has appointed Gavin Fox as Business Development Director in the IT Services practice. He specializes in long-terms supply of technology talent to organisations and is based in Korn Ferry’s Dublin office. Fox has over 12 years’ experience in the technology recruitment industry in various management services firms. Alistair Copeland, Vice President of IT Services at
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Starting in September, Facebook will require buyers of what are known as issue ads or advocates of a political candidate to include information about who is funding the ads. (Dado Ruvic/Reuters) Facebook on Wednesday announced it would tighten some of its rules around political advertising ahead of the 2020 presidential election, requiring those who purchase
