Demi Skipper wants to own her first home, but she’s not buying one. Instead she’s planning a strategy of individual trades. The 29-year-old is already the owner of one of only a few Chipotle celebrity cards in the world, and is hoping to reach a house by the end of Continue Reading
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How western travel influencers got tangled up in Pakistan’s politics – podcast | News- Tempemail
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‘Be careful what you say’: William and Kate launch YouTube channel – video | UK news- Tempemail
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have launched their first official YouTube channel with a 25-second reel of clips taken from official royal engagements. The reel included a laughing Kate shearing sheep during a visit to a Lake District farm and William sitting with Sir David Attenborough to promote the Continue Reading
How to have better arguments online – podcast | News- Tempemail
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How Facebook let fake engagement distort global politics: a whistleblower’s account | Technology
Shortly before Sophie Zhang lost access to Facebook’s systems, she published one final message on the company’s internal forum, a farewell tradition at Facebook known as a “badge post”. “Officially, I’m a low-level [data scientist] who’s being fired today for poor performance,” the post began. “In practice, in the 2.5 Continue Reading
A room with a view: the Twitter account that spent a year staring into people’s homes | Fashion- Tempemail
With its stately lamp and verdant window view, Hillary Clinton’s “Zoom room” is nicer than most. So when Room Rater – a Twitter account which scores the video conference backgrounds of high-profile figures – gave it nine out of 10 last spring, Clinton took her disappointment to social media: “I’ll Continue Reading
Why Silicon Valley’s most astute critics are all women | John Naughton | Opinion- Tempemail
In November 2019, which now seems like an aeon ago, I wrote about an interesting correlation I had stumbled across. It was that the authors of the most insightful critiques of digital technology as deployed by the tech companies were women. I listed 20 of them and added that I Continue Reading
UK watchdog to investigate Facebook takeover of Giphy | Technology- Tempemail
The UK’s competition regulator is launching an in-depth investigation of Facebook’s $400m (£290m) acquisition of the gif creation website Giphy over fears that it could lead to a squeeze on the supply of gifs to other social networks such as Snapchat, TikTok and Twitter. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) Continue Reading
Victims in 84% of online grooming cases are girls | Society- Tempemail
Greater online protection for girls is urgently needed, say experts, after new analysis revealed that 84% of grooming offences recorded under a law that makes it illegal to send sexual messages to children involved female victims. It is the first time that the gender of victims in police records has Continue Reading
‘Reclaim These Streets’ and rubber duck rallies: human rights roundup – in pictures | Global development- Tempemail
A mural at a government clinic in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, depicts, from right, the prime minister, Muhyiddin Yassin; its health director general, Noor Hisham Abdullah, and a health worker. Human Rights Watch has urged the government to revoke its ‘fake news’ law, which makes it a criminal offence to create, Continue Reading