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YouTube Music Tests ‘Daily Discover’ Feature, Taking Aim at Spotify’s Recommendation Model YouTube Music is experimenting with a new feature called “Daily Discover”, designed to enhance personalized song recommendations and potentially rival Spotify’s Discover Weekly. The tool introduces a daily carousel of individual tracks on the YouTube Music homepage, giving users fresh music suggestions every […]
Google Fined $36 Million in Australia Over Anticompetitive Deals With Telstra and Optus Google has agreed to pay AU$55 million (US$36 million) after Australia’s competition regulator found it engaged in anticompetitive agreements with two of the country’s largest telecom providers, Telstra and Optus. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) announced the case in the
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Hodgkinson clocks world-leading time in her first competitive race after the Olympics. Keely Hodgkinson Shines with World-Leading 800m Performance on Return Remarkable Comeback in Silesia Great Britain’s Keely Hodgkinson made a sensational return to the track after more than a year, setting a world-leading time in the 800m at the Silesia meet. The 23-year-old, racing
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China’s Data Centres Shift to Domestic Chips Amid Escalating US Tech Restrictions China’s data centres are accelerating the adoption of domestically produced chips as Beijing pushes to reduce reliance on foreign technology. The move comes in response to tightening US export restrictions on semiconductors, underscoring China’s determination to achieve technological self-sufficiency while supporting the rapid
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Russia Prepares Venera-D Mission to Venus, Targeting Launch Before 2036 Russia has officially announced plans to return to Venus exploration through its ambitious Venera-D interplanetary mission, which is now included in the country’s national space program. The mission, expected to launch before 2036, represents a major milestone in Russian planetary exploration and its long-term focus
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Cooper claims many are unaware of Palestine Action’s true nature. Yvette Cooper Says Many Unaware of True Nature of Palestine Action Amid Mass Arrests Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has stated that some supporters of Palestine Action may not fully understand the group’s true nature, in the wake of a mass arrest involving over 500 individuals
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Ex-presiding officer Sir George Reid passes away at 86. Former Scottish Parliament Presiding Officer Sir George Reid Dies Aged 86 Sir George Reid, the former presiding officer of the Scottish Parliament and a key figure in Scottish political and humanitarian circles, has passed away at the age of 86. A respected figure across political divides,
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Sultana says Corbyn surrendered on defining antisemitism under pressure. Zarah Sultana Criticizes Jeremy Corbyn Over Antisemitism Definition, Sparking Political Backlash Labour MP Zarah Sultana has publicly criticized former party leader Jeremy Corbyn, claiming he “capitulated” to external pressure when accepting the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism during his time at the helm
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State Department cancels 6,000 student visas across United States. The U.S. State Department has revoked over 6,000 visas issued to international students due to various violations of U.S. law, including overstaying their visas. A spokesperson from the department confirmed the action to the BBC, explaining that most of the revoked visas were tied to serious
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Sialkot Government Launches Free Electric Bikes Program for Female Teachers In a major step toward women empowerment and sustainable mobility, the Sialkot government has announced the distribution of free electric bikes for female teachers. The initiative, supported by the local business community, aims to improve daily commuting facilities for women educators while promoting clean energy
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