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In a collab between big tech and telcos, Meta and Vodafone today announced the roll-out of network optimisation across 11 different markets in Europe to free up capacity and boost video quality.  It is no secret that video content has exploded on the internet over the past couple of years. And it’s not just your ice-bathing guys or gals pushing the latest longevity schtick on YouTube, or Lady Gaga



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UPDATE: Jul. 9, 2024, 3:00 p.m. EDT This article has been updated with the latest Bluetooth speaker deals ahead of Prime Day.

A glimpse at the best early Prime Day Bluetooth speaker deals:

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For at least 12 hours a day, Jason "Thor" Hall streams on his Pirate Software YouTube and Twitch channels. Tens of thousands of viewers flock to watch him play video games, talk about game development, or just share insights on his day. In just the past six months, the long-haired, deep-voiced creator staring into his Elgato webcam, long-flowing hair draped over his Blue Yeti microphone, has



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Google Maps is rolling out a speedometer as well as speed limit indicators for iOS and CarPlay, TechCrunch reported. Android has had both features since 2019, while Waze has had them since 2016. Now, iPhone users can use them to gauge how fast they’re driving while using Google Maps.

To enable it, tap your profile picture on Google Maps and go to Settings > Navigation. Scroll down to the Map



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Online marketplace Etsy has shared an update on the sale of AI-generated goods and its plans to continue "supporting artists through the evolution of art."

The platform will allow the sale of artwork derived from the seller's own original prompts or AI tools as long as the artist discloses their use of AI in the item's listing description.



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Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny (left) and Russian President Vladimir Putin (right).
  • A Russian court ordered the arrest of Yulia Navalnaya and accused her of extremist activity.
  • Navalnaya, widow of Alexey Navalny, has accused Putin of murdering her husband.
  • Navalnaya also leads his Anti-Corruption Foundation from Lithuania.

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Coffee badging refers to workers who swipe in at the office solely to meet return-to-office requirements but don't do much work there, instead leaving quickly to finish their work elsewhere.
  • Some workers are still "coffee badging" at work in defiance of RTO mandates.
  • Coffee badging means scanning in at work to satisfy attendance requirements and rushing back home.
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President Joe Biden has emphatically said he's remaining in the 2024 race.
  • The New York Times' editorial board is once again calling on Biden to forgo his reelection bid.
  • The board first made the plea after Biden's widely panned debate performance last month.
  • In a new piece, the board said Biden "is no longer an effective spokesman for his own priorities."

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Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum (WEF) Klaus Schwab is seen at the opening of the WEF Davos Agenda virtual sessions at the WEF's headquarters in Cologny near Geneva on January 17, 2022.
Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum.
  • A former employee has accused Davos organizers of pregnancy and race discrimination.
  • The lawsuit arrives on the heels of a WSJ investigation into allegations of a toxic workplace. 
  • "The falsity of these claims will become evident" in court, the World Economic Forum told BI.

A former employee at the World Economic Forum —