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More children than ever contacting Santa via social media

A once common part of the festive season, the act of writing physical letters to Santa is one which has shifted in recent years due to the rise in social media and digital gadgets being offered to children

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Ask the Pediatrician: How do violent movies and video games affect children?

Since the first motion picture, adults have worried about how children would respond to violent imagery. Now that mobile screens offer kids unlimited access to violent images and videos, we have even more to worry about.

Tribune News Service

How remote work withers our social networks

Since the start of the Covid pandemic more than 2.5 years ago, there have been endless debates about working remotely. At first Zoom and Teams software inspired optimistic futurists to announce that the office was now irrelevant. Then, a militant return-to-the-office demand rose to defy them. The most recent prominent…

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Hexham pensioner who had 'vile' fantasy chats about abusing children had indecent images

James Adams, of Hexham, who has previous for having indecent images, was caught when activity on his Google account came to the attention of police

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Jay-Z drops NFL ownership hint amid Washington Commanders takeover rumours

Rapper Jay-Z was in attendance for Thursday Night Football as he got comfortable in the owners suite, somewhere he is tipped to be in with the Washington Commanders soon

Daily Mirror

Facebook asked for nudes to help stop revenge porn and it worked. Can our culture change next?

A tool to stop non-consensual distribution of intimate images has been successful – but there’s still the problem that collecting digital trophies is part of being a man

The Guardian - US

India's Envoy To US Hands Over Padma Bhushan To Sundar Pichai

On the eve of the 73rd Republic Day, the Ministry of Home Affairs stated that Sundar Pichai would be conferred with Padma Bhushan.Read on for details:

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The 75 best cheap gifts that are most added to Amazon wish lists

These affordable Amazon products are being added to customers' wish lists.

Inverse

Five scams to watch out for on Facebook Marketplace

More than half of social media purchase fraud is linked to Facebook, according to TSB, from fake ads to phishing links

Wales Online

FBI director raises national security concerns about TikTok

FBI Director Chris Wray is raising national security concerns about TikTok

The Independent UK

Why Elon Musk banned Ye for 'inciting violence'–and what it means for the future of Twitter's content moderation policy

The Supreme Court is about to look into two cases that could determine the fate of Musk's Twitter.

Fortune

Project Relate: Google releases translation app for people with speech impairments

Project Relate can be trained to learn your speech and repeat it in a clear voice.

Evening Standard

Could we have one app for everything? We ask an expert

Super apps can revolutionise your life – but do you want to pay the price, wonders AI and innovation professor David Shrier

The Guardian - UK

Apple renames mixed-reality software ‘xrOS’ in sign headset is approaching

Apple Inc. is ramping up work on a mixed-reality headset, its first major new product category since the Apple Watch, and has renamed the accompanying software in the latest sign of an approaching debut.

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First Thing: China brings in ‘emergency’ level censorship over protests

Amid zero-Covid protests, crackdown on VPNs used for banned social media. Plus, Senate rejects paid sick leave for rail workers

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Woman fears being 'treated like a second-class citizen' for being single and child-free

The woman asked others if they see women who are single and child-free as "less than"

Wales Online

Jobs with 'London-esque' salaries helping to attract tech workers at Amazon-owned firm in Swansea

The online retail giant liked the look of e-commerce firm Veeqo, which former Llanelli schoolboy Matt Warren founded nine years ago

Tribune News Service

Parmy Olson: Musk's Twitter won't die. Look at Telegram

A social network, privately run by a billionaire free-speech advocate, on a shoestring budget, hosting politicians with millions of followers, and with very loose content rules.

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Australia says law making Google pay for news a ‘success’

Treasury report says media outlets have signed more than 30 deals compensating them for news shared on platforms.

The Guardian - UK

China brings in ‘emergency’ level censorship over zero-Covid protests

Crackdown on virtual private networks, which protesters used to access banned non-Chinese news and social media apps

The Guardian - AU

Twitter and TikTok could be called to negotiate under Australia’s news media code

Review of Google and Meta agreements suggests ACCC look at what other social media platforms should be brought to table with publishers

Al Jazeera

Parler says Kanye West deal off, as rapper says he ‘likes’ Hitler

Right-leaning app’s parent company says decision was mutual and came before rapper’s latest outburst.

Daily Mirror

Experts detail five scams to watch out for on Facebook Marketplace as fraud cases soar

Scams on Facebook Marketplace are now the most common type of purchase fraud dealt with by at bank call centres, according to insiders, with experts giving their tips on how to avoid being a victim

AAP

Review gives tick to social media code

A review of Australia's news media bargaining code has found it successful in forcing social media giants to the table with publishers and broadcasters.

The Independent UK

Google opens its first accessibility research and development centre in the UK

The tech giant said the centre would be used to develop new technology to help people with disabilities.

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