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What Luigi Mangione’s celebrity says about Gen Z

After Luigi Mangione was arrested in December 2024 in connection with the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, the internet did what it often does: It turned something serious into a joke.

The Conversation · Aug 19

How Digital Entertainment Is Changing the Environmental Cost of Consumer Habits in Australia

An Australian can stream a film on the train, download a 100GB game overnight, and listen to music for hours without receiving a single physical product. Entertainment that once depended on discs, plastic cases, printed packaging, and delivery vehicles now arrives almost instantly through an internet connection.

inkl · Aug 19

78 Funny “Oddly Specific” Roasts That Feel Way Too Personal

Gone are the days of 'Yo Mama' jokes... Nowadays, are served rare, and with some very specific, spicy ingredients. Amateur comedians have been heating up the internet with their oddly specific burns. Imagine "the child of Ellen DeGeneres and Elon Musk dressed like Johnny Cash," "the bartender from Shrek," or…

Bored Panda · Aug 18

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Meet Ishanvi Sabniveesu, the Florida 10th-grader whose AI-powered cane can describe a blind user’s surroundings, work offline and make emergency calls

Ishanvi Sabniveesu is the innovative mind behind CareCane, an AI-powered cane designed specifically for visually impaired individuals. This remarkable device not only helps users navigate obstacles but also enhances their environmental perception. With offline functionality for broader use and emergency assistance features, CareCane has garnered Sabniveesu second place at the…

The Times of India · Aug 18

Russia charges teenager for listening to a banned song using a VPN

A 19-year-old in Russia's Kurgan region is facing a fine under a strict administrative law after using a VPN to search for and listen to an "extremist" song. This marks a chilling escalation in the Kremlin’s war on digital privacy.

TechRadar · Aug 18

Dickovers, baggravation and botiquette: 18 new words to describe our tech hellscape

There are many tech irritants that are a scourge of modern life, yet we have lacked the vocabulary to describe them ... until now

The Guardian - UK · Aug 18

Cruz Beckham Hilariously Reacts To Post Calling Him and His Siblings 'Ugly': 'Who? Me?'

Cruz Beckham humorously responds to a viral social media comment calling him 'ugly', highlighting the internet's fascination with the Beckham family's looks.

International Business Times UK · Aug 18

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In 2013, Indian-origin teenager Trisha Prabhu developed a platform that detected offensive messages before posting; in 2026, she runs a non-profit that prevents cyberbullying and received a grant from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's foundation

Trisha Prabhu created ReThink, a mobile keyboard preventing cyberbullying by prompting users to reconsider offensive messages. This initiative grew into a global non-profit organization supporting millions of students worldwide. Prabhu's work earned her significant recognition and substantial funding for her impactful efforts. She continues to lead ReThink Citizens, promoting digital…

The Times of India · Aug 18

How Digitalisation Is Reshaping Europe’s Entertainment Market

European entertainment now reaches people through devices used for many different things. TV screens carry streaming services, games, music apps, and social platforms.

inkl · Aug 18

Severe weather warning for northern Victoria – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU · Aug 17

Is gaming discourse more negative than ever? — And if so, is it deserved? How did we get here?

Whether it's Grand Theft Auto 6, Halo Campaign Evolved, or the new Wolverine game, it feels like a contingent of the internet is actively *hoping* for games to fail these days.

Windows Central · Aug 17

As France Pauses Social Media Ban, American Lawmakers Race To Restrict the Internet

France's top court ruled that a social media ban for under-15s would infringe on free expression and privacy.

Reason · Aug 17

Proton VPN usage spikes in Oman amid suspected TikTok block

Proton VPN Free has seen a 600% surge in Omani sign-ups as users scramble to bypass a suspected nationwide ban on TikTok. Here is everything we know so far.

TechRadar · Aug 17

Japan dominates the world’s best cities for digital nomads, while Spain makes an impact

Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya all make the global top ten, while Barcelona and Madrid are the only European cities to feature in the ranking.

Euronews · Aug 17

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Bored Panda · Aug 17

“Totally Happened”: 64 Times People Called Out Others For Lying And Were Left With Egg On Their Face (New Pics)

The internet is filled with endless episodes of “Things That Never Happened” - all posted for clout. That’s why it pays to fact-check and use some critical thinking along the way. But sometimes, certain people are a little too critical… Here's a bunch of times they screamed, "Lies!" but were…

Bored Panda · Aug 17

Trump’s “Mystery Bulge” Leads To Frenzied Reactions As Many Speculate What Could Be In His Pants

Is U.S. President Donald Trump hiding something under his suit? The internet thinks he may be!

Bored Panda · Aug 17

64 Questions Americans Asked Europeans That Left Them Wondering If They Were Serious

Traveling and meeting people from different countries can lead to some pretty unexpected conversations. In this case, Europeans took to the internet to share the strangest questions they’ve been asked by Americans—questions that were apparently asked with complete sincerity. Keep reading to see which questions made the list.

TechRadar · Aug 17

France blocks under-15 social media ban over freedom of expression fears

France's top court has blocked a controversial law aimed at banning social media for children under 15. This ruling temporarily spares internet users from a subsequent planned crackdown on virtual private networks.

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TechRadar · Aug 17

The internet is becoming more stressful and unlikeable — with AI slop and data leaks to blame

AI content and data leaks are driving people away from the internet, with some people willing to pay for an internet without algorithms or data harvesting.

Euronews · Aug 17

From Paris to Lisbon: The best and worst European cities for a workcation

A new ranking has revealed which European cities are best suited to working remotely, comparing everything from internet speeds and coworking spaces to accommodation, attractions, coffee and beer prices.

MyLifeXP · Aug 16

Are Chatbots Quietly Turning the Internet Into a Place Without Humans?

Think about the last time you sent a message online. There is a growing chance that a chatbot helped write it, and a growing chance that a chatbot on the other end read it too. This is not a joke anymore. Reports from 2026 show that bots now make up…

The Times of India · Aug 16

China launches 24th batch of low-orbit internet satellites from Hainan site

The launch took place from the southern island province of Hainan, which has become an important location for China's commercial space activities. The latest mission is part of China's ongoing effort to build large networks of low-orbit satellites that can provide internet connectivity from space. The rocket lifted off at…

Times Life · Aug 16

3 Ways to Stay Productive When the Internet Goes Down in Tier-2 and Tier-3 Cities

Plan for the outage before it happens, not afterChanakya wrote in the Arthashastra that the prepared administrator does not scramble when conditions change, he has already accounted for them. In Nashik, Tiruppur, Bhilai, or Siliguri, a dropped connection is not a surprise. TRAI's network performance reports consistently show that smaller…

TechRadar · Aug 15

Why was there an 'evil’ Delta airlines Wi-Fi network? The experts weigh in

A passenger set up an evil Wi-Fi network on a post-DEF CON Delta flight - we find out what the experts think.

The Guardian - US · Aug 15

Lindsay Clancy murder trial: prosecutors revive theory of faked suicide attempt

Prosecutors pointed to internet searches made on the family computer in the months before the killings to make their case

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