The horrific murder of a Nigerian army master warrant officer, Linus Audu, and his partner, an army soldier, Gloria Matthew, is expected to mark a turning point in ongoing measures to address violent attacks on security personnel, public infrastructure and civilians in the Southeast. The terrorists who perpetrated this atrociousRead More →
The internet has jokes for Tom Brady after learning that the Buccaneers quarterback already had another lucrative job after his NFL career ended. Fox Sports confirmed Tuesday that Brady will join the network as a senior analyst, calling the NFL’s biggest games, after hanging up his jersey for good. ItRead More →
NIGERIA has a thriving telephone market, supported by young demographics and slow but steady internet penetration. According to the World Bank, Nigeria has the largest mobile market in sub-Saharan Africa. Recently, MTN Nigeria, the country’s largest telecommunications company, revealed that half of its 74.93 million subscribers have smartphones. The growthRead More →
By AAMER MADHANI, Associated Press WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — The Biden administration announced Monday that 20 internet companies have agreed to provide discounted service to low-income people, a program that could effectively make tens of millions of households eligible for free service. via an existing federal system. grant. The $1Read More →
Eddie Nketiah bolstered Arsenal’s bid to finish in the Premier League’s top four with a brace in their 2-1 win over Leeds on Sunday. Nketiah scored twice in the opening 10 minutes at the Emirates Stadium as Mikel Arteta’s side secured their fourth successive victory. Leeds had skipper Luke AylingRead More →
Here at Komando HQ we have written many guides on how to cut the cord. Here’s a five-step plan you can follow to ditch cable and start streaming. But sticking to cable has its upsides. In fact, some cable plans include free streaming subscriptions, which means you can enjoy theRead More →
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Internet trolls – be warned. Harassing others with fake and malicious online attacks can be a prohibitively expensive hobby, thanks to a Kitchener judge’s ruling. Last week, Superior Court Judge Donald Gordon ordered a Brampton woman to pay a Kitchener woman $125,000 in damages for making defamatory statements about herRead More →
Your local newspaper is trustworthy. Of course, that doesn’t mean he’s perfect or that he never makes mistakes. How do you know who to trust when it comes to news and information? Trust is the currency of a legitimate news source. Reliability consists of accurate reporting, paying attention to detailRead More →
LONDON, May 6 (Reuters) – Britain’s newspaper publishers could be shunned by investors for not offering decent returns, threatening the future of a pillar of democracy, a government report said on Friday. Major UK newspapers including The Sun, Daily Mail, Sunday Times and Daily Telegraph have seen their circulation declineRead More →
May 5, 2022Updated: May 5, 2022 7:38 p.m. RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — The Federal Trade Commission has approved a $69 million settlement with Frontier Communications over allegations that the tech company misrepresented internet service speeds to customers in Riverside and Los Angeles counties. , officials said Thursday. The agreement endsRead More →
Most of us rarely think about the power supply until we flip the switch and nothing happens. Or until we received the bill and it was much higher than we expected. But changes are coming that affect the way we use electric power, from the rise of electric vehicles andRead More →
The Internet as we know it is constantly evolving. Take the original text-based dial-up version of yesteryear and compare it to today’s mobile app network and 5G connectivity that couldn’t be more different from when AOL and Ask Jeeves dominated the web search. Tomorrow’s Internet will also be a veryRead More →
A former Louisiana state police superintendent is facing possible contempt charges for allegedly neglecting to turn over his personal journals related to the investigation into the death in police custody of black motorist Ronald Greene, PA reports. Driving the news: A bipartisan state legislative committee plans to move “as soonRead More →
InsideNoVa’s Prince William County newspaper won the Virginia Press Association’s competition award among the state’s largest weeklies for editorial and advertising excellence in 2021. InsideNoVa/Prince William won a total of 31 awards in the annual VPA competition, including 11 first prizes. Competing against other weekly newspapers with circulations over 9,000Read More →
By JAKE BLEIBERG and JIM MUSTIAN, Associated Press NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Lawmakers investigating the fatal arrest of black motorist Ronald Greene are preparing to scorn the former Louisiana state police chief for refusing to hand over his logs after the failed talks on Monday in a dispute over anRead More →
On Friday, tech stocks led the pre-market rally in Chinese stocks after Beijing hinted at an economic stimulus package to accelerate growth. This raised hopes of easing restrictions on the internet and tech companies. The ruling Communist Party said the government would declare measures to support economic growth. Bloomberg reportedRead More →
Lunches on Broad Street downtown. Where is it? Where all the lights shine. The city core is roughly bounded by the Downtown Connector to the east, I-20 to the south, Northside Drive to the west, and North Avenue to the north. What’s the story? Like just about every other cityRead More →