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Nord Stream sabotage probe turns to clues in Poland: Report

Investigators reconstructed the two-week voyage of a 15-metre yacht suspected of being involved in the sabotage.

Al Jazeera

Amazon Reportedly Considering Ad-Supported Prime Video Plan

Reports claim early conversations at Amazon regarding a cheaper subscription plan with advertising.

Kiplinger

Meta acts after Instagram algorithms found to be promoting paedophile networks

Instagram owner sets up internal task force after investigation discovers the algorithmic promotion of child-sex content

Evening Standard

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Amazon Planning Ad-Tier Version of Prime

Prime members might have to pay for an ad-free version according to WSJ report

TV Tech

Amazon tipped to take on Netflix with an ad-supported Prime Video

If you don't want ad breaks in The Boys, you may have to pay more for your Prime Video subscription

SSD prices could fall further as Kioxia and Western Digital edge closer than ever to a merger

Is it the final chapter that could unite two of the biggest names in storage?

TechRadar

Uh oh! Apple Savings account complaints are piling up — why some people are pissed

Reports about unusual delays in transferring money out of Apple's new Savings account are piling up.

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India ‘denied visa renewals’ to the last two Chinese state media journalists in the country: WSJ

India and China are “virtually wiping out media access” to each other by ejecting each other’s journalists, the Wall Street Journal reported yesterday. The report alleged India had “denied visa renewals this month to the last two remaining Chinese state media journalists in the country”.

Newslaundry

South Korean ammunition headed to Ukraine via U.S. -WSJ

Hundreds of thousands of South Korean artillery rounds are on their way to Ukraine via the United States, after Seoul's initial resistance toward arming Ukraine, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.

Reuters

Warner's New 'Max' Lumps Together Writer and Director Credits, Pokes Hollywood's Already Irritated Creative Bear

While WBD CEO David Zaslav threw a lavish Cannes party to 'celebrate the great filmmakers and the great storytellers' Tuesday, striking writers and directors raged about how his company's new SVOD platform credits their work

Broadcasting & Cable

Russia extends WSJ reporter’s detention until August

A Russian court ordered journalist Gershkovich to be held until August 30, while US officials call for his release.

Al Jazeera

Don't panic: Samsung isn't dropping Google from the Galaxy S24

The rumoured Samsung switch from Google to Bing isn't happening... yet

The Galaxy S24 apparently won't be replacing Google with Bing after all

The latest rumor says the move floated in the previous rumor won't be happening – at least for now.

TechRadar

Samsung reportedly won't drop Google as its default search engine — for now

Samsung has reportedly ceased its internal discussions of dropping Google as its default search engine.

Android Central

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Tom’s Hardware

Apple Restricts Employee Use of ChatGPT and AI Tools, Report Claims

Apple seems to be restricting its developers and engineers from getting AI assistance. Meanwhile it is developing its own LLM.

Tom’s Guide

Apple Reality Pro to 'far exceed' capabilities of rival headsets

New report describes Apple’s upcoming mixed-reality headset as ambitious, but "experimental."

Tom’s Guide

Wendy's is employing Google's AI chatbot to take your drive-thru order

Fast-food chain Wendy’s partners with Google to take drive-thru orders via an AI chatbot.

Reuters

Hong Kong security chief criticises WSJ opinion piece on 'Subversive' art

Hong Kong's Security Chief Chris Tang criticised an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) on a seizure by authorities of a statue commemorating Beijing's Tiananmen Square crackdown on democracy protesters in 1989.

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Tom’s Hardware

Chinese Firms Foil US AI Sanctions With Older GPUs, Software Tweaks

Chinese AI developers simplify software and use all compute chips they can get to train large-scale AI models.

Tom’s Guide

Google search AI upgrade just revealed before Google I/O 2023 — biggest changes in years

A new report has leaked the plans for Project Magi, Google’s AI-focused next-generation search engine that could get revealed at Google I/O 2023.

Reason

Jeff Rosen and Joan Biskupic Talk About Supreme Court Leaks

RBG told Rosen that AMK wrote the Bush v. Gore PC, and Biskupic said a Justice likely leaked Dobbs wrangling to WSJ.

Broadcasting & Cable

Holy ($25-a-Head) Cow! Taylor Sheridan's Reported $500 Million Production Largesse Amid Staggering Paramount Losses Roils Striking Media Biz (Frankel)

Sure, it's good to be king ... but it doesn't always come off seemly

The Independent UK

CIA chief and ex-White House counsel among figures who met Epstein after his conviction, report says

Documents seen by The Wall Street Journal indicate disgraced financier met with leading figures even after his conviction and jail term

Chicago Sun-Times

Wearing partisan blinders about Clarence Thomas at the Wall Street Journal

The Journal’s James Taranto accuses Mitt Romney and me of “piling on” about Thomas, but it’s really a confession of blinkered partisanship on the part of WSJ, Mona Charen writes.

The Week

Which countries spend the most on their military?

Global military expenditure rose to $2.4trn in 2022, increasing by 3.7% year-on-year to hit a record high.

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