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Amid feedback from its community, X rival Bluesky has responded with more details about ongoing plans to tackle impersonation and verification on the platform. Read more: Bluesky plans to tackle verification and account authentication
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If successful, Japan would join other non-EU countries such as Canada and South Korea in association with the programme. Read more: Japan in talks to join Horizon Europe
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The legaltech Twitterati is ditching Elon Musk’s X in favour of social media platform Bluesky, which now has over 22 million followers, up from 13 million in October. Put off […] The post Legaltech flocks to Bluesky appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
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The workplace is no place for outbursts, arguments or rows, but that doesn’t mean that they won’t happen from time to time, so how can you prevent a situation from escalating? Read more: Top tips for building up conflict resolution skills
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Prof Blanca H Lapizco-Encinas from Rochester Institute of Technology explains how tiny laboratories that fit in your hand can rapidly identify pathogens using electricity. Read more: How tiny electric labs are helping researchers fight pathogens
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From password reuse to fears of punishment, Arctic Wolf’s Nick Dyer breaks down the biggest threats to an organisation’s cybersecurity culture. Read more: Inside threats: How can companies improve their cyber hygiene?
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Here are some things to consider before leaping into a new career. Read more: New year, new you: Is it time to ditch the career plan and start again?
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The founders of Galway space-tech Mbryonics were also named among the winners. Read more: Shorla Oncology founders named 2024 EY Entrepreneurs of the Year
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This is the just latest in a string of legal challenges the Alphabet-owned company is facing for its adtech dominance. Read more: Google sued by Canadian watchdog over alleged adtech misconduct
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The Social Media Minimum Age bill was passed yesterday (28 November) by the Australian government and is expected to take effect in late 2025. Read more: Meta hits back at Australia’s social media ban for under-16s