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Germany's massive 60,000-game preservation project collapses after €1.5 million funding dries up — world's largest game archive was entirely publicly available, now abandoned just as Sony kills physical media

A German effort to assemble the world's largest publicly accessible video game archive is being wound down after roughly €1.5 million in public funding expired.

Tom’s Hardware

Architects of innovation: How ICs power the modern tech organization

Why individual contributors drive modern tech innovation

TechRadar

Is this the fastest climbing bike in the world? BMC says so, as it launches new Teammachine SLR01, just ahead of the Tour de France

BMC launch 5th Gen SLR01, a bike it claims to be world's fastest climbing bike, to be raced by Tudor Pro Cycling team at this year's TdF

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1876 to 2025: Why civil services age reforms always hit a wall

In an opinion piece published in The Times of India, D Subbarao, former IAS officer and former RBI governor, on Wednesday called for lowering the upper age limit for the civil services examination to 27 years and reducing the number of attempts to three. Last month, following the declaration of…

Newslaundry

Drama and Misgendering at the Imperial Court

From Rozanski v. Rocky Mountain Court System, Inc., decided Feb. 16, 2023 by the Colorado Court of Appeals (Judge Craig… The post Drama and Misgendering at the Imperial Court appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

There's a glaring inequitable gender experience in America's C-suite—and it's hurting companies

When employees see women in leadership roles being marginalized, it hits morale and diminishes trust.

Fortune

‘Only law for people weakened’: Nearly 2 decades on, gaping holes in RTI machinery

“Since 1947, the RTI (Right to Information) Act is the only law which was exercised by people. This is the only law under which officials are accountable… But in Jharkhand, that right stands withdrawn.”

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Drug search staff, shut 'undignified' wing: report on Cessnock jails

More than 90 recommendations were made, stemming from inspections.

Newcastle Herald

Ranking the top 10 BTCC liveries

Gulf, Martini, JPS. Motorsport has plenty of great liveries and the most famous are usually found in Formula 1 or at Le Mans, but touring car racing also has plenty of iconic colour schemes.

Autosport

A race for cancer awareness at Mahalaxmi Racecourse this Sunday

MUMBAI: The Royal Western India Turf Club (RWITC) will host a race called ‘‘Race of Hope Gold Cup,’ to support the Indian Cancer Society’s (ICS) unique initiative to create cancer awareness, at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse on Sunday. A race for Class IV horses has 12 runners in the fray.

The Times of India

Race Of Hope to be held on March 24 at the Mahalaxmi Race Course

Join the Indian Cancer Society's 'Race of Hope' at Mahalaxmi Race Course on March 24 to raise cancer awareness.

The Hindu

A time when Chennai rivalled Udhagamandalam in flower shows

Chennai's Semmozhi Poonga hosts a flower show inspired by Dubai's Miracle Garden, reviving the city's forgotten tradition.

The Hindu

She has Medicare and Medicaid. So why should it take 18 months to get a wheelchair?

About 12 million Americans are known as "dual eligibles" because they need both Medicare and Medicaid. A bipartisan bill offers hope to cut through the tangle of red tape that often ensnares them.

WEKU

Ex-MPs must be ‘exceptionally cautious’ about Chinese recruitment, minister says

The Government said China has tried to ‘headhunt’ UK politicians, military personnel and civil servants to strengthen its influence.

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The Independent UK

More steps needed to protect against Chinese ‘interference’, Government concedes

Ministers, responding to a report on China by Parliament’s spy agency watchdog, said China has tried to ‘headhunt’ UK political figures.

The Hindu

CS’s affidavit is vague in PIL plea over CIC, ICs appointment: HC

The Bench headed by Chief Justice directed the government to apprise it of the steps taken for appointment of CIC and ICs by July 5

Daily Mirror

Patients left 'suffering' as NHS partnerships to end year £377 MILLION in deficit

NHS integrated care systems are forecast to end the year £377 million in the red with some needing to find as much as £50 million to balance the books

ABC News

Luke Corderoy says CBD worksite where Wesley Ballantine died was 'unsafe' but denies it was his responsibility

Prosecutor Tanya Hollaway tells the court the worksite had "multiple trip hazards" and "open voids", but the alleged company director Luke Corderoy says he is not to blame.

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Man on trial over death of teenager Wesley Ballantine, who fell to his death at Perth worksite

A man charged over the death of a teenager at a worksite in Perth has gone on trial, arguing worker safety was not his responsibility.

The Guardian - UK

Poor customer service costs UK firms billions – so why can’t they get it right?

New research estimates that staff spend an average of one day a week dealing with problems. But as our readers tell us, some companies find a way to go the extra mile

Bangkok Post

Central prepares for New Year parties

The Mall Group is also investing 150 million baht on a rabbit-themed festival.

Bangkok Post

ICS unveils plan to launch healthcare centre in Iconsiam

ICS Co, the developer and operator of the ICS mixed-use lifestyle town project, has teamed up with Siriraj Hospital to launch Thailand's first comprehensive health service centre outside the hospital.

The Guardian - UK

Tony Flower obituary

Other lives: Social entrepreneur and former chair of the Young Foundation

Reuters

Hundreds of seafarers still stuck in Ukraine despite grains corridor - industry

Around 82 ships with 418 seafarers remain stuck around Ukrainian ports despite the opening of a U.N.-backed sea corridor to ship grains with efforts to get the mariners sailing still stuck, shipping industry officials said on Thursday.

Al Jazeera

Vietnam says homosexuality ‘not a disease’ in win for gay rights

Announcement from Health Ministry also bans conversion therapy but lacks enforcement powers.

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