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"I want to show that people like me are not mythical beings who only exist in theory or on the internet"

Users of the video app have been warned about its data practices and links to China. Can you keep your details safe?

The travel industry is showing resilience in the face of rising inflation and declining consumer sentiment. Moreover, the government is making efforts to support the U.S. travel and tourism industry. Given the favorable prospects, here is our pick for best travel stocks Bluegreen Vacations (BVH), Expedia Group (EXPE), trivago (TRVG),…

If approved, the motion for fair use could protect the Internet Archive's digital lending practices.

After rising to fame as a Disney star, Olivia Rodrigo broke the Internet. In January 2021, while recording music for her now-platinum debut album, SOUR, Rodrigo took to TikTok to promote her first single, “drivers license.” The track received 76 million streams in its first week, breaking several global records.

Blogs are a double-edged sword. These online essays can be produced by anyone with access to a computer and the internet. The writers could be well-informed experts with valuable insights to share, or official government agencies. Some bloggers are outstanding academic authors who have published their work in accessible databases,…

TalkTalk was spun out of Carphone Warehouse in 2010

Recently, Google released its annual report of the most searched Asians on the Internet in 2022. A total of 16 actors from Tollywood made it to the 75-member list. Let’s have a look at them:

Gabrielle Zevin’s 10th novel, about two young gamers, has already been snapped up for a $2m film deal. The author talks to Helen Brown about cultural appropriation, only being reviewed by white men, and how the internet changed our concept of identity

A woman has turned to the internet for some advice after her husband called her 'lazy' for not wanting to cook a roast dinner during the heatwave and trying to make a simpler meal

Tragic teen, Sophie Parkinson, was just 13 when she died at her family home in March 2014 and her mum believes more needs to be done to protect young people online