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Bangladesh is witnessing a sharp rise in digital misinformation, prompting a concerted response from local fact‑checkers. The issue has become a top social and political concern, especially on social media, YouTube and various news portals. …

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Bangladesh is witnessing a sharp rise in digital misinformation, prompting a concerted response from local fact‑checkers. The issue has become a top social and political concern, especially on social media, YouTube and various news portals. …

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A recent trend highlighted in technology news shows that social media is becoming a vital outlet for new poets to share their work directly with audiences, sidestepping the traditional publishing establishment. This shift matters …
Key developments: Researchers announced an ultra-small nanolaser that may let microchips send data via light instead of electricity, a shift that could halve the energy needed for computing. In parallel, a new AI methodology dramatically cuts the power required for …
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Key developments: A federal judge approved the settlement agreement between Paramount and 12 state attorneys general, removing the last legal obstacle to the $81 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. …

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A second projectile struck Riyadh’s airport terminal just one day after a missile barrage that killed 12 people. The Saudi‑led coalition, which blames Yemen’s Iran‑backed Houthis for the previous …

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A growing number of community‑driven apps are now offering instant, location‑based notifications of local incidents, effectively turning ordinary residents into on‑the‑ground reporters. The service, described as helping …
Key developments: Recent weeks have seen a surge in legal and regulatory pressure on Pakistan’s digital journalism. A high‑profile PECA case involving a 92 News TV reporter sparked debate over the use of cyber‑crime laws against traditional news reporting. Concurrently, …
A new coalition of more than 80 news publishers from over 20 countries has formed the Standards for Publisher Usage Rights (SPUR) to combat the growing risk that artificial‑intelligence systems are training on and reproducing copyrighted material without permission. The …