Use of voice-controlled devices ‘might have long-term consequences for children’
Researchers questioned whether or not there are impacts on ’empathy, compassion and critical thinking’.
UK News|Sep 27, 2022
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Food bank interest surges with 250% increase in online searches: Labour analysis
Ahead of his conference party speech, shadow work and pensions secretary Jonathan Ashworth visited the Big Help community group in Liverpool.
UK News|Sep 26, 2022
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Apple Music replaces Pepsi to become new sponsor of Super Bowl half-time show
The multi-year sponsorship will begin with this season’s Super Bowl on February 12 in Glendale, Arizona.
World News|Sep 23, 2022
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Cloud services competition probe to be launched by Ofcom
The watchdog will also launch a broader investigation into messaging services such as WhatApp and Zoom, as well as smart speakers and connected TVs.
UK News|Sep 22, 2022
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Government’s corporation tax plan may hand banks a £6 billion tax cut – Lib Dems
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey hit out at the plan, calling it “shameful”.
UK News|Sep 21, 2022
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Truss tells bosses of American multinationals tax cuts are ‘just the start’
The Prime Minister told leaders of firms including Google and JPMorgan Chase she wants ‘lower, simpler taxes’ to attract businesses to Britain.
UK News|Sep 21, 2022
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Runner to use talent for GPS art to raise funds for spinal research charity
Jeri Yuen hopes to create over 55 pieces of GPS art to raise funds for Spinal Research, as well as running various marathons.
UK News|Sep 20, 2022
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Google searches for ‘How long is the queue now?’ spike by more than 2,000% in UK
The public queue to see the Queen lying in state spiked by over 2,220% in the 24 hours from Thursday to Friday, Google Trends said.
UK News|Sep 16, 2022
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TikTok search results ‘riddled with misinformation’ on Covid, climate and war
One in five videos automatically suggested by TikTok on prominent news topics contained misinformation, researchers found.
World News|Sep 14, 2022
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South Korea fines Google and Meta over privacy violations
The fines are the biggest penalties imposed by South Korea for privacy law violations, the commission said in a press release.
World News|Sep 14, 2022
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EU court largely upholds massive Google Android anti-competition fine
The tech giant has been ordered to pay £3.5 billion.
World News|Sep 14, 2022
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Whistleblower tells US congress Twitter ‘plagued by weak cyber defences’
Peiter ‘Mudge’ Zatko appeared before the US senate judiciary committee to lay out his allegations in sworn testimony.
World News|Sep 13, 2022
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What will King Charles III’s reign be called?
Questions about what Charles’s reign will be called and when his coronation will take place dominate searches on Google.
UK News|Sep 13, 2022
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Queen ensured traditions kept pace with technology
The monarch had her own mobile phone and iPods, and even occasionally sent her own tweets.
UK News|Sep 8, 2022
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Drought declared across whole of Wales despite recent rainfall
It is the first country-wide drought for 16 years.
UK News|Sep 8, 2022
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