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Internet search results could be increasing your carbon emissions

Almost everyone thinks they know how to use Google, and they usually get the answer they want. Many will intuitively know that the query “milk good for you” leads to different results than “milk bad for you”. The same goes for queries for “climate change” versus “climate hoax”, or for…

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Microsoft keeps pulling the right political strings. Is it enough to get the Activision Blizzard deal over the finish line?

The tech giant is making shrewd moves, but regulators remain wary of its $68.7 billion purchase of the video game developer.

Fortune

What were the top Google searches for 2022?

Wordle, the World Cup, and the Queen topped the list

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Google's top search result for 2022 shows the staying power of Wordle

Ukraine proves even more popular among user inquiries than Queen Elizabeth.

Fortune

Google releases major Android upgrade - see if your phone is affected

Google has announced the launch of this mega release which will be available to anyone with one of the latest Pixel smartphones from today

Daily Mirror

In Defense of Algorithms

They're good for us. They might even be good for democracy.

Reason

Lost Liverpool city centre meeting spot where Paul O'Grady ate lunch every day

The TV star used to spend 30p for his dinner break while working in the city as a young man

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Games, sport, death and bunya nuts: Google’s Year in Search reveals Australians’ real interests

It's not fun to think of anyone keeping track of your Google search history, but that's exactly what the search engine itself does.

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Wordle, Queen, Ukraine and lateral flow: What people have been Googling in 2022

The Women’s Euros – won by England in the summer – also appeared in the top 10, as did the Rugby League World Cup

Wales Online

Will Smith and Amber Heard among most Googled celebs of 2022

Diana Ross and Boy George were some of the most searched-for musicians, while Encanto and Stranger Things topped the lists for film and TV

Wales Online

Celebrities who have died in 2022: Olivia Newton-John and Jamal Edwards top list

Google has revealed who has been most searched for this year, including Anne Heche and Shane Warne

Wales Online

Facebook threatens to remove all news content if bill forcing payments to local media outlets passes

Meta/Facebook is threatening to remove all local news from its platform following reports that proposed legislation to force Big Tech to pay publishers for news content is being added to a defense bill in a bid to win approval during the lame-duck Congress session.

Chicago Tribune

Shane Warne surpassed the Queen for most Googled death in 2022. Here's what else Australians were searching for

Google keeps track of questions and topics as they are punched in to its search engine. Here's what the search engine giant says about what Australians wanted to know about the most.

ABC News

‘When will the rain stop?’: Australia’s most searched words on Google in 2022

Australians searched for ‘floods’ and ‘La Niña’ more than any other country in the world

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Big Tech, free speech advocates join to oppose journalism bill

WASHINGTON — Top social media companies and free speech advocates, groups that usually take opposing views over tech policy, are coming together to oppose a measure that would allow journalism organizations to jointly negotiate with tech companies.

Fortune

Big Tech helped break local news. Does Congress have the right fix for the problem?

A late-arriving bill drew a sharp rebuke Monday from Meta and continues to produce split opinions.

Fortune

Facebook would rather pull news from its platform than pay publishers for their content

After nearly monopolizing the online news market, Facebook now says it might cut loose “content users don’t want to see and that’s not a meaningful source of revenue.”

Fortune

A behind-the-scenes look at how 10 Fortune 500 HR executives are developing return-to-office strategies

People leaders from Amazon, Walmart, and Google share how they're crafting return-to-office strategies to best support the business.

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Cronyist Journalism Measure Could Prompt Facebook To Ban News

Plus: ACLU sides against religious freedom, abortions after Dobbs, and more...

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Big Tech, free-speech advocates join to oppose journalism bill - Roll Call

Big tech companies and free-speech groups oppose a bill that would require social media platforms to negotiate with news producers.

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TechScape: Meet ChatGPT, the viral AI tool that may be a vision of our weird tech future

In this week’s newsletter: OpenAI’s new chatbot isn’t a novelty. It’s already powerful and useful – and could radically change the way we write online

Tribune News Service

For some foreign workers, Seattle tech layoffs can mean a forced exit

For many of the thousands of Seattle tech workers who've been laid off or will be in coming weeks, the pain will be short-lived.

The Conversation

The ChatGPT chatbot is blowing people away with its writing skills. An expert explains why it's so impressive

We’ve all had some kind of interaction with a chatbot. It’s usually a little pop-up in the corner of a website, offering customer support – often clunky to navigate – and almost always frustratingly non-specific.

Fortune

Google SVP says the search giant has to be 'thoughtful' about the range of nefarious uses accompanying artificial intelligence

Google recently launched a $25 million A.I. sustainability effort with the UN.

Reason

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