Optus CEO says federal police are ‘all over’ post with ultimatum demanding $1m within four days after massive data breach Follow our Australia news live blog for the latest updates Get our free news app, morning email briefing or daily news podcast The chief executive of Optus, Kelly Bayer Rosmarin, says federal police are “all …
The attorney general, Mark Dreyfus, will brief the Labor caucus on the bill this morning then introduce it to parliament. Follow the day’s news live Get our free news app, morning email briefing or daily news podcast The minister for women, Katy Gallagher, has announced on Tuesday the government will introduce the Anti-Discrimination and Human …
Attorneys are expected to use the interview to try to show that Musk abandoned the deal due to falling financial markets Elon Musk is scheduled to spend the next few days with lawyers for Twitter, answering questions ahead of an October trial that will determine whether he must carry through with his $44bn agreement to …
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Services such as Spotify and Apple Music give us access to the entire history of popular songs. But has that access made us lazy listeners? And could TikTok or TV really help us rediscover our passion for discovery? Earlier this year, Kate Bush’s Running Up That Hill unexpectedly became the most popular song in the …
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Mikhail Kalatozov’s 1930s film gives a fascinating account of a medieval-style society about the supposed blessings of the USSR’s modernising impact In 1930, just as Luis Buñuel was releasing his classic L’Age d’Or, the Georgian director Mikhail Kalatozov gave us the 55-minute silent movie Salt for Svanetia, an equally rich, strange and mysterious work of …
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Investigation finds video-sharing app may have breached UK data protection law between 2018 and 2020 TikTok is facing the prospect of a £27m fine for failing to protect the privacy of children, the UK’s data watchdog has said. An investigation conducted by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) found the video-sharing app may have breached data …
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Labour deputy and London mayor call for ministers to push ahead with online harms bill Politics live – latest updates Ministers need to push through legislative efforts to clamp down on online hate, Angela Rayner and Sadiq Khan have argued, as they said abuse and prejudice had become “monetised”. Speaking at a Labour conference fringe …
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Don’t worry about the equipment … the most important thing is the idea Everyone, they say, has a story to tell, and increasingly those stories are being told directly into the ears of podcast listeners – which, according to Ofcom, was about 25% of the adult population in the UK in 2021. If you have …
Animated notch, always-on screen and camera upgrade make a similar design feel fresh, but at high cost Apple’s latest top smartphone model, the iPhone 14 Pro, features upgraded cameras, a new always-on display and some funky animations around a new smaller, floating notch design. It also features a substantial price rise as a result of …
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Dan and Jackie Vecchitto created the internet’s latest obsession, with real-life trombonists’ firm approval Trombone Champ, the musical computer game, has received more than 20,000 downloads since it was released last week, and gameplay videos have rippled through social media, featuring beloved songs ruined by terrible trombone playing. The game is like Guitar Hero, but …
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