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Education Students Terrorism The country’s security agencies have urged students to be vigilant and report any suspected threats of terrorism in their lecture halls and internet spaces. They said insecurity has increasingly become a major problem in the Sahel region as terrorists continue to carry out attacks, where people mainlyRead More →

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NAIROBI, Kenya, July 30 – Home Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiangi has claimed the government will not shut down the internet before, during and after the August general election. Matiangi gave the assurance on Saturday amid rhetoric generated by the National Cohesion and Inclusion Commission (NCIC) which on Friday threatened toRead More →

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Big tech companies like Twitter are going after those who voice opinions deemed “unacceptable” to faceless bureaucrats. State regulator Ofcom is acting in an equally oppressive manner. The same goes for the government, with its high-handed proposal to introduce the Online Safety Bill. Each of these entities, in its ownRead More →

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Nordic Fest organizers are buzzing behind the scenes for the annual celebration of all things Scandinavian – Nordic Fest at Decorah.The theme for Nordic Fest 2022 (July 28-30) is “All Directions Point Norse”.The Fest, which began in 1967, promises something for all ages with festive food, arts and crafts, livelyRead More →

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BEND, Ore.—Auton, Inc. and Anywave Communications Technologies announced the launch in Bend Oregon of what they call the most comprehensive test, demonstration and market trial of a broadcast Internet franchise to date. This innovative new service provides a one-to-all extension to the one-to-one unicast architecture of the old Internet. TheRead More →

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Alyssa Choiniere Alyssa Choiniere | for editor and editor The Border Belt Independent fulfills a dual mission to serve both readers and newspapers in four of North Carolina’s poorest counties. The publication provides detailed information to local newspapers in its rural coverage area. “Their reporters go from meeting to meetingRead More →

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Global Internet Broadcasting and Video Software Market Overview and Analysis: New Jersey, United States, – Internet Broadcasting and Video Software Market Growth 2022: The report is the latest study that provides a comprehensive overview and includes a thin summary of all market-related aspects. The report analyzes the growth rate andRead More →

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Of Clarification announcement:  Clarify today announced that in the 2023 release of Journal Citation Reports™, all Web of Science Core Collection™ journals will receive a Journal Impact Factor (JIF)™. This means expanding the JIF from Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE)™ and Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)™ to include journals fromRead More →

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Online journals The library provides access to a range of full-text articles from leading business, finance and management journals. Access to magazines and journals is provided to logged in ICAEW members, ACA students and other authorized users subject to the providers’ terms of use. You will need to beRead More →

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Follow the livestream on radioisaforeigncountry.org and you will still hear some of the crackle of static radio over the music from wildly divergent and distant places. You’ll hear psychedelic guitar grooves from Azerbaijan, the rhythms of Haitian rara from country parades and the lamentations of public markets alternating with rawRead More →

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Consulting firm Wall Communications recently released its report commissioned by the federal government annual report on Canadian telecommunications for 2022, revealing that internet prices in the country have steadily and significantly increased since 2019. Internet prices have increased in nearly all “baskets,” which are Wall’s categories of Internet connections basedRead More →

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Erik Gruenwedel July 20, 2022 Video streaming is apparently a group activity, according to new data from Parks Associates. Research from the Dallas-based company reveals that streaming opens the door to more immersive and engaging experiences for consumers, such as co-watching services to share with other viewers. During the pandemic,Read More →

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There is a Sub-stack publication which is circulating widely on the web and which, to my surprise, has not received much attention in the higher education press. The play is a rant, a tirade mixed with invective and sexism, with a polemical and elitist tone, with coarse and shocking languageRead More →

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Have you ever received an e-mail invitation from a magazine with an impressive name? The publisher promises quick review and low publishing costs. Before submitting an article, however, you should do some research. Perhaps the invitation comes from a predatory newspaper. Melody Herr, head of the OfficeRead More →

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Oxford University Press (OUP) online resources and journals are available at a range of flexible and affordable prices to institutions around the world. Individuals can also subscribe to our journals and a small selection of our books, or recommend content on Oxford Academic to their librarian using our online form.Read More →

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Paramount, Didja, Firstlight Media, Endeavor Streaming and More Address the Role of Personalization and Discovery in Increasing Viewer Engagement DALLAS, July 19, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Parks Associates will host “Customization and new video viewer“virtually on Thursday July 21, 11:00 United States, as part of the fifth edition The future ofRead More →

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Dozens of schools across the country have closed due to extreme weather, with the Met Office issuing a ‘red’ warning due to rising temperatures. With temperatures potentially reaching 41 degrees Celsius on Tuesday, many schools closed until Wednesday July 20. Grenoside Community Primary School in Sheffield said it would closeRead More →

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On July 18, at 12:30 p.m., a briefing will take place on the subject: “How did the export of small businesses in Internet commerce change during the war?”. Organizers: Media Center Ukraine — Ukrinform. Speaker: Yulia Pavlenko – Director of International Operations Department of Ukrposhta Key topics: How did smallRead More →

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The Retraction Watch database was used to identify retracted preprints and journal articles The Retraction Watch database was used to identify retracted preprints and journal articles Emergency use authorization, pharmaceutical companies announcing clinical trial results first through press releases, free access to all COVID-19 scientific articles published in journals, andRead More →

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The Satellite Internet Market report is a perfect basis for people who are looking for a comprehensive study and analysis of the Satellite Internet Market. This report contains study and miscellaneous information which will help you understand your niche and focus major market channels in the regional and global SatelliteRead More →

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Innovation, Science and Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne will appear before a parliamentary committee this month to answer questions about the recent nationwide outage of Rogers service that left millions of people line and affected certain essential services. Industry and Technology Committee MPs voted on Friday to devote at least twoRead More →

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Amazon is creating more than 4,000 new permanent jobs across the UK this year, the online giant has announced. The company said the recruitment drive would increase its permanent workforce to 75,000, having created 40,000 new jobs over the past three years. Amazon said it had invested £1 billion acrossRead More →

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Background image via iStock. American Community Journals (ACJ) – the parent company of VISTA Today, MONTCO Today, DELCO Today, and BUCKSCO Today – is seeking a motivated, detail-oriented, and versatile editor/editor to assist with the editorial operations of its four platforms. This full-time position will serve as a traveling editorRead More →

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Rogers Canadian Telecommunications is experiencing a major outage affecting landlines, cellular connections and internet connectivity across Canada which began early this morning. Descent detector listed thousands of reports for the issues that flooded in when people started getting up around 5 a.m. and couldn’t log in. Rogers first addressed theRead More →

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The British government push to do “foreign interference” such as disinformation a priority offense under its online security billforcing tech companies to remove infringing content shared by foreign state actors. The move follows recent legislation announced by the UK which is designed to deter foreign state actors seeking to “undermineRead More →

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Kamalu Mijinyawa has spent 21 years doing everything possible to ensure the production of quality films. He also spent 19 years managing film production in Kannywood. In this interview with IBRAHIM HAMISU, he talks about the details of his role in the industry. Background I was born in Unguwar TudunRead More →

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Fiber Internet service provider Surf Broadband Solutions marked the imminent arrival of fiber Internet services in Mendota, Illinois with a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday, June 28. Elected officials, Surf representatives and community stakeholders gathered at the entrance to town to mark the moment, according to the company. Surf Broadband SolutionsRead More →

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The Nigerian government has launched an initiative to regulate social media platforms with a new code of practice, months after lifting Twitter’s controversial 7-month ban. On June 13, 2022, the National Agency for the Development of Information Technologies (“NITDA“) has published a draft regulatory document entitled: Code of Practice (theRead More →

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Bernice Fuhrmann at work at the Clintonville Tribune-Gazette before her retirement. Jean FaucherPhoto Fuhrmann leaves a lasting impression By Jean Faucher On May 16, longtime Clintonville resident Bernice Fuhrmann could be seen tending to a row of freshly planted hibiscus. Fuhrmann loves flowers, birds and working on projects without deadlines.Read More →

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Marketreports.info has published a report titled Global Internet Entertainment Platform Market which includes the industry growth factors for the projected period of 2022-2030. The insights cover a significant global Internet entertainment platform market, the dynamics behind it, the factors restraining it and the opportunities for demand growth. The comprehensive reportRead More →

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The report studies the outlook for the industry and examines what the next normal will look like. It is essential for companies that aspire to grow. It aims to provide investors, policymakers, well-established companies, start-ups and other interested market participants with the information they need to understand the globalRead More →

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Eutelsat supports the Mexican connectivity program “Internet para todos” Press release from: EUTELSAT Posted: Wednesday June 8th 2022 As the end of the school year approaches in several countries, including for children in Mexico across the country, Eutelsat Communications (Euronext Paris: ETL) highlights its major role in the Internet connectivityRead More →

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Thu 02/06/2022 – 1:24 p.m. administrator The Ohwahnasee District, which includes Adair, Audubon, Carroll, Cass, Crawford, Harrison and Shelby counties of the Mid-America Council of the Boy Scouts of America, is thrilled to announce the district’s first girls troop. Many months were spent finding a chartered organization to sponsor them,Read More →

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Ethiopian Federal Police Headquarters Addis Abeba – The Federal Police Commission said it has gathered information and identified 111 “illegal” media outlets on the Internet that engage in the dissemination of content inciting conflict over ethnic and religious issues without a broadcast license, in accordance with the Ethiopian Media ProclamationRead More →

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Research can drive progress, but where are we in making publications accessible?felixioncool, pixabay.com Scientists embark on the difficult journey of research to find solutions to the world’s most important problems. Accessibility is arguably the key to ensuring that science can fulfill its purpose. Only if science is widely consumed byRead More →

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When a potential $6 billion Chevron-Phillips Chemical ethylene plant made headlines in Orange County in January 2019, everyone agreed it was a big deal. This one-time investment, it has been noted by someone in the know, would be equal to the rest of the values ​​of the county’s industrial facilitiesRead More →

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Despite the proliferation of fringe ideologies on Youtube– and the availability of genuinely alternative information out there – the video hosting service protest status can be exaggerated. A FAIR analysis of the 100 most subscribers Youtube news channels around the world have found that the majority of the platform’s majorRead More →

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New Jersey, USA, – Mr Accuracy Reports published new research on Global Internet communication cloud covering the micro level of analysis by competitors and key business segments (2022-2029). The Global Internet Communication Cloud explores an in-depth study on various segments such as opportunities, size, development, innovation, sales and overall growthRead More →

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Around 63 million tech devices are sold in Nigeria each year, according to data from original equipment manufacturers. Estimates suggest that device owners change their devices every six to 18 months. This was disclosed in the National Communications Commission’s “Device Management System Deployment: Project Information Memorandum”. The commission said: “OEMRead More →

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If your Internet access is in danger, Tom Merritt has five tips for regaining free connections. Image: NicoElNino/Adobe Stock Previously, a government shutting down internet access was an extreme decision taken in times of severe upheaval. But the practice has become increasingly common – it has been used in elections,Read More →