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Merriam-Webster adds 370 new words to the dictionary including cringe, oat milk, and pumpkin spice

Several new words have been taken from internet slang

The Independent UK

Everyone Wants To Ban Certain Content Online. No One Wants To Talk Enforcement.

Proposed internet bans open a can of worms about how to punish those involved in creating and consuming controversial content.

Reason

Meet Tai Emery: Why a viral ‘flash’ knockout at BKFC meant more than met the eyes

BKFC fighter Tai Emery broke the internet when she exposed herself in celebration – and she says fans should expect even more next time.

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Dana White warns Conor McGregor he will be in "big trouble" after Hasbulla row

Hasbulla and McGregor have been trading words on Twitter in the last week and UFC boss White has jokingly warned his fighter to watch himself around the internet star

Daily Mirror

Tongcheng Preparing to Stand on Its Own Without Trip.com and Tencent?

Key Takeaways: A new stock exchange filing shows leading online travel agent Trip.com may have begun to sell down its longtime stake in Tongcheng, the industry’s second-largest player China’s online travel industry is riddled with anticompetitive cross-holdings, including Trip.com’s stakes in Tongcheng and Qunar

Benzinga

The Dormant Commerce Clause and Internet User Protections

[Jack Goldsmith and I will have an article out about the Dormant Commerce Clause, geolocation, and state regulations of Internet transactions in the Texas Law Review early next year, and I'm serializing it here. There is still plenty of time for editing, so we'd love to hear any recommendations you…

Reason

SC seeks IT Ministry's response on plea against internet suspension during competitive exams

The Supreme Court on Friday issued notice to the Minstry of Electronic and Information Technology (MEITY) on a plea filed by the Software Freedom Law Centre seeking direction to the States to not suspend Internet services on the grounds of preventing cheating in competitive examinations and for other such routine…

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Supreme Court seeks reply on Internet shutdown plea

IT Ministry asked to respond on whether there is any standard protocol and the level and method of adherence to it during public exams.

The Hindu

Rainbows and Paddington Bear: the internet pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth

As news spread of the Queen’s death, internet users resurfaced their best memories and shared the strange ways they heard the news

The Guardian - AU

Cloudflare Can Cancel Service to Terrible Websites Like Kiwi Farms. But Should It?

Cloudflare's decision brings up fundamental questions about how internet infrastructure companies should operate.

Reason

Vorboss takes on ‘sluggish’ BT with ultra-fast deals for London

Founder and CEO Tim Creswick thinks rivals are in for a shock

Evening Standard

Expert reveals easy hacks to keep your house warm as energy bills soar

With the cost of living crisis only rising, people have taken to the internet in a bid to find ways to keep themselves warm with online searches for the term 'keep house warm' having surged by 1,042 percent in the UK alone.

Edinburgh Live

The Dormant Commerce Clause, Publishers, the Internet, and Tort Law

Reason

Harry Styles jokes about ‘spitting’ on Chris Pine during live show in New York

His words came a day after the clip - dubbed ‘Spit-Gate’ - set the internet ablaze with a representative for Pine furiously denying he was spat on

Evening Standard

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How my life got quite a lot better when I went back to an old school Nokia

When Jimi Famurewa really needed to focus on his book deadline, he realised he needed to banish the smartphone and go back in time to something a whole lot... dumber

The Guardian - UK

Best podcasts of the week: Get inside Björk’s otherworldly head, one album at a time

In this week’s newsletter: The iconic Icelandic singer reveals all about her creative process in Björk: Sonic Symbolism. Plus: five of the best internet culture podcasts

Chicago Sun-Times

Internet service providers drop challenge of one of the nation’s strictest privacy laws

Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey said the state’s privacy law held up despite the efforts of an “army of industry lawyers organized against us.

Tom’s Guide

What is a mesh Wi-Fi router, and do you need one?

A mesh router or mesh Wi-Fi system is the perfect solution for better wireless coverage in larger homes, especially if you have dead zones.

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Chronicle Live

Sky, Virgin and BT customers offered nine months of free broadband if they switch

Millions of broadband consumers across the UK are being offered a tempting reason to ditch their supplier - with Hyperoptic offering up to three quarters of a year's internet before paying a penny

Daily Record

Comedian Troy Hawke leaves visitors in stitches in hilarious video at National Galleries of Scotland

The internet sensation headed to Scotland for his latest clip - welcoming visitors to the gallery.

Manchester Evening News

Sidemen charity football match: When is it, who is playing and how can I watch it?

Internet stars take to the field as the YouTubers stage a rematch

The Guardian - UK

TechScape: How Kiwi Farms, the worst place on the web, was shut down

When users of the far-right forum harassed and stalked a trans streamer to the extent she fled her home, this is how Cloudflare pulled the plug … finally

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Editorial: It's past time to prepare for a future where the workforce has as many robots as people

There's a scene in the movie "I, Robot" where a robot-hating police officer, played by Will Smith, is questioning the manufacturer of a robot suspected of murdering a human. The conversation gets testy, and the robot maker, played by Bruce Greenwood, looks Smith in the eye and says, "I suppose…

Wales Online

Britain's first openly gay boxer wants to fight internet trolls who judge him online

Mike Turner says he's keen to get back in the ring after winning his most recent fight - and wants to take on the trolls

WEKU

Does controversy sell movie tickets? The cast of 'Don't Worry Darling' might find out

The premiere of the film Don't Worry Darling at the Venice Film Festival has created new memes and much-debated moments — none of which involve what actually happens onscreen.

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