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  • Youtube to ban dangerous prank videos inspired by Netflix’s Bird Box

    January 16, 2019

    Youtube has said it will ban videos that contain dangerous or emotionally distressing "pranks", after a person crashed his car attempting to complete an online challenge inspired by Netflix's Bird Box. In an update posted to its support site, Youtube said it had updated its external guidelines "to make it clear that challenges like the [...]

  • Beyond the Westminster bubble, there’s more to politics than Brexit infighting

    January 16, 2019

    “Chaotic useless bickering rudderless floundering humiliated Tories slump to six-point lead over Labour”, tweeted one of the parliamentary lobby’s wittiest members, Matt Chorley, in response to the latest YouGov poll on Monday. Theresa May’s consistent lead over Jeremy Corbyn is one of her key sources of strength as she goes through this turbulent time. Not only [...]

  • Capitalism has reduced inequality and improved the world, yet still it is under attack

    January 16, 2019

    DESPITE the First World War ending the previous November, the year 1919 was a very bad one. For example, the UK entered what was by far its deepest ever economic recession. Output fell some 25 per cent between 1919 and 1921 as the economy attempted to adapt to peacetime conditions. The troops had been promised [...]

  • If any brand has the power to take on toxic masculinity, it’s Gillette

    January 16, 2019

    As I write this, Gillette’s latest advertisement – We Believe: The Best Men Can Be – is kicking up a right old media storm. It’s fair to say that the campaign, which aims to address issues including bullying, violence, and sexual harassment, has provoked an extreme reaction. It’s been branded an “attack on masculinity” by [...]

  • Pearson sees shares hit by declining US revenues as profits remain on track

    January 16, 2019

    Publisher Pearson saw its share price fall this morning after reporting a decline in its US business, despite cost savings keeping profits on track. The education group said it expects operating profit of £540m to £545m, within its guidance of £520m to £560m, and an increase in profits from the year before. Read more: Murdoch's media empire [...]

  • What3words wants to replace your address with three simple words, but how do you market such a revolutionary idea?

    January 14, 2019

    Erase. Damp. Name. No, I’ve not gone mad due to the latest Brexit drama – these three words make up my exact location as I write this article. This information comes from What3words, a technology startup that’s trying to revolutionise – wait for it – addresses. It has divided up the entire world into a [...]

  • Fears over business rates mount as Britain’s major retailers prepare to form action group

    January 13, 2019

    Some of Britain’s biggest retailers are coming together in an urgent bid to seek business rates relief from the government, City A.M. has learned. Around 50 major high street names are joining a mass lobbying effort to curb forthcoming rises in their property tax, as profits plunge in the face of falling sales and online [...]

  • Three killed and dozens injured after huge explosion in Paris city centre

    January 12, 2019

    Three people have died and dozens more are injured following a huge explosion in central Paris this morning. The explosion, which is thought to have been caused by a gas leak, took place at around 9am local time. Interior minister Christophe Castaner said two firefighters have been killed and 10 people, including one firefighter, are in a critical condition. [...]

  • Pressure mounts on Huawei after employee arrested in Poland

    January 11, 2019

    Polish authorities have arrested a Huawei employee on spying charges as the Chinese telecoms equipment maker faces growing international pressure over the security of its products. The Polish offices of Huawei and telecoms provider Orange were raided by security services, local media reported. Read more: Canadian detained in China has been released Police also arrested an [...]

  • Global cyber attacks soar by 63 per cent in three years as criminals harness AI

    January 11, 2019

    The number of significant cyber attacks has grown by more than 50 per cent in the last three years, with artificial intelligence increasingly being used as a cyber security threat, Linklaters has warned. A new report from the global law firm has revealed that there were 67 significant cyber incidents worldwide in January to October 2018, [...]

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