Journalism arose from technology, from whom it became friend and rival; see HQ
The article discusses the historical evolution of journalism alongside technology and its continuing importance despite the rise of the internet and social media.
In times of AI, the newspaper becomes a consultancy, neighborhood cafรฉ, and research center
Folha, a Brazilian newspaper, discusses the rapid adoption of AI tools in journalism and their implications for reporting.
The drug cartels flash the latest weapon technology on social media
Mexico's armed forces killed the leader of the Jalisco New Generation cartel, leading to chaos as his heavily armed followers retaliated across the country.
"No more Instagram, TikTok, and WhatsApp, I'm uninstalling everything": Le Figaro tested the Off February challenge
Le Figaro journalist engages in the Off February challenge by uninstalling social media apps for a month to combat excessive screen time.
Meta and Google strike chip deal amid regulatory pressure โ media
Meta has signed a significant agreement with Google to rent artificial intelligence chips as both companies navigate increasing regulatory scrutiny over AI development.
The Curator: I tried the Shark CryoGlow LED Face Maskโhereโs my honest review
The article reviews the Shark CryoGlow LED Face Mask, a popular beauty device that has gained attention on social media for its skincare benefits.
AI or Not?
The author reflects on their mother's engagement with Facebook and how it contrasts with traditional face-to-face communication.
Digital dependency is becoming an increasing problem among children
One-third of primary school students are at risk of excessive use of new technologies, particularly electronic media, with 7% showing psychological symptoms related to this addiction.
Russia Increases Fiber Optic Purchases from China, Reports Media
Russia has significantly increased its fiber optic purchases from China while local production has halted due to various setbacks.
10 years of TikTok: The 'religion' of 1.5 billion believers
The article explores the cultural phenomenon of TikTok, highlighting its rapid growth to 1.59 billion users and comparing its influence to major world religions.
Trial over child addiction: former head of WhatsApp reveals why she left the app in Brazil: 'immense frustration'
Daniela de Almeida, former head of public policy at WhatsApp in Brazil, expresses her frustrations regarding barriers she faced while trying to develop safer technologies for children amidst an ongoing US trial on social media addiction.
The Society of Filler
The article discusses how technology, particularly AI and filters, transforms our perceptions of reality by reconstructing images and memories while often distorting our true selves.
Artificial Intelligence: The Good and the Bad News of the New Era
The article discusses the various applications of artificial intelligence (AI), highlighting both its benefits and potential drawbacks across different sectors such as education, healthcare, and news production.
The controversy ignited around Oona Airola - A strong statement from Aku Sipola: "It's not true"
Aku Sipola criticized the media narrative suggesting Oona Airola's performance in a film was enhanced unfairly by AI technology.
The Apps Play with Your Brain - That's Why You Lose
Tech giants manipulate our cognitive weaknesses to keep us hooked on social media, and there are growing calls for more regulation to address these addictive designs.
Artificial Intelligence: Opportunities, Challenges, and the Major Bet for Digital Media
The article discusses the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on content creation, distribution, and consumption in digital media.
Half a Century of Chat: The Evolution from 1970 to Today
The article discusses the significant evolution of communication technologies and their societal impact from 1970 to the present.
Ivan Santos celebrates 70 years dedicated to journalism and connected with changes in the world of communication
Ivan Santos, at 94 years old, reflects on his 70-year career in journalism, emphasizing the importance of adapting to technological changes while remaining committed to ethical reporting.
Inside the Mobile Phones of Spanish Adolescents: Between Social Media, Video Games, and Influencers
A report explores how Spanish teenagers use their phones amid a government proposal to ban social media for users under 16.
VIDEO: Technical glitch cost Chinese content creator nearly 150,000 followers
A Chinese beauty influencer lost approximately 150,000 followers due to a technical glitch during a live stream where a strong filter failed.
Serious issue
Mark Zuckerberg, head of Meta, faces a court trial over allegations of promoting addiction through his technology, stemming from a lawsuit by a user claiming social media use led to her mental health struggles.
Marriage of Hate: Why Newsrooms Insist on Their Relationship with Tech Companies?
The article discusses the ongoing conflict between news media and big tech companies, highlighting the ethical and financial complexities that arise from their intertwined existence.
Elderly use AI to create rejuvenated images and share stickers with friends on cell phones
Elderly individuals in Brazil are leveraging artificial intelligence to create fun and rejuvenated images that they share with friends via messaging apps.
Family Newsletter: Are Cell Phone Bans Sensible?
The article discusses the challenges parents face in managing their children's screen time and the implications of imposing cell phone bans.
Historical Image: Children and Mobile Phones
The article discusses the evolution of mobile phones, particularly in relation to children, highlighting a debate on appropriate age limits for smartphone usage.
At least another year for Rulรญk. And already addressing another name
The article discusses the ongoing issues with page loading on Seznam Zprรกvy and hints at potential changes in personnel.
The Emergence of an Agent Society... Will Humans Remain Spectators?
A new social network named Moltbook allows only AI agents to post and interact, leaving humans as mere spectators.
Storage Media: Data in Glass Remains Readable After Millennia
A new storage technology allows data to be embedded in glass plates that can retain several terabytes of information and remain readable for at least ten thousand years.
Apple's Mysterious Event: Rumors of a Budget Laptop Launch
Apple has invited select media to a special event in New York, London, and Shanghai on March 4, where rumors suggest the announcement of new budget laptops and other devices.
Storage Media: Data in Glass Remains Readable After Millennia
A new storage technology inscribes data in small glass plates, each capable of holding multiple terabytes and remaining readable for at least ten thousand years.
Pros and cons of prohibiting social media use for minors under 16 for families, according to two experts
Experts discuss the implications of the Spanish government's proposal to prohibit social media access for minors under 16, emphasizing the need for parental guidance alongside regulatory measures.
The Basque 'Survivors', the fiestas of Los Mozos de Arousa or Bob Pop learning Catalan: programs from regional channels available throughout Spain
The article discusses various regional television programs from Spain that are now available nationwide and beyond due to on-demand technology.
Claims that new North Korean rocket launcher can fire nuclear weapons
North Korea has unveiled a new rocket launcher capable of firing nuclear weapons, as reported by state media.
Zuckerberg says Meta no longer designs apps to maximise screen time
Mark Zuckerberg stated in court that Meta has changed its approach and no longer designs apps with the goal of maximizing user screen time.
Mark Zuckerberg responds for the first time before a judge about minors' extreme addiction to social media
Mark Zuckerberg faces a judge in a significant case addressing the issue of extreme social media addiction among minors, stemming from the experience of a young woman who suffered severe mental health issues due to technology dependency.
Immortal social networks: Meta has devised an AI that simulates the activity of users on Instagram and Facebook after death
Meta has patented an AI model intended to simulate user activity on social media platforms after their death, allowing posts and interactions to continue in a way that mimics the deceased user's behavior, although it will not implement this technology.
The Internet is Mostly Used in Latvia for Social Communication, Research Shows
A study commissioned by the National Electronic Mass Media Council indicates that Latvians predominantly use the internet for social communication, with 66% engaging in social media daily or nearly every day.
'To Shine Its Image...', China's Propaganda War on India's AI Event!
Chinese media expresses skepticism about India's AI summit, questioning its readiness amidst its ambitions in the AI space.
Galgotia University showcased a Chinese robot, learn about its price and features
During the India AI Impact Summit 2026, a robotic dog model called Unitree Go2 from the Chinese company Unitree Robotics gained significant attention among attendees and on social media.
'Kung Fu Robots' in China: A Technical Showcase or a Rehearsal for Future Armies?
'Kung Fu Robots' showcased in China have captivated social media, stunning audiences with advances in robotic performance during the 2026 Spring Festival celebration.
A Storm of Documents and Calculated Slowdown: How the New York Times Dealt with the Epstein Files?
The New York Times faces a monumental task of sifting through millions of documents released regarding Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities, leveraging advanced technology to manage the information overload.
Has Meta Gone Too Far? New Technology Allows Social Media Updates Even from the Deceased
Meta has received a patent for an AI system that can simulate a user's social media activity even posthumously.
The number of child abuse cases is rising in the United Kingdom
Child sexual abuse is sharply increasing in the United Kingdom, according to British police.
Youtube is down; the video platform experiences worldwide issues TODAY February 17
Youtube experienced significant outages worldwide on February 17, 2023, affecting many users' ability to access content and log into the platform.
Patent Granted for Simulating Deceased on Facebook
Facebook's parent company has received a patent for AI technology that can simulate deceased individuals and continue posting on social media after death.
The Triumphant Return of Journalism
The article discusses the impact of Artificial Intelligence on journalism, highlighting both apprehensions about AI-generated reporting and the potential for a revitalization of the profession.
Cyberbullying: a problem of technology or a reflection of ourselves?
The article discusses how online bullying reflects personal relationships and values rather than being solely a technological issue.
India considers restricting access to social networks for young people
India is contemplating age restrictions for social media access, influenced by similar measures in Australia and Spain, according to Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw.
Childhoods and Algorithms: Who Defines the Rules of the Digital World
The article discusses the influence of social media algorithms on youth behavior and societal issues, emphasizing a need to consider how technology is designed rather than just how it is used.
AI News Anchor Sutra Launched by India Today Group at the India AI Impact Summit
India Today Group introduced its new AI-driven news anchor, Sutra, at the India AI Impact Summit 2026, in collaboration with BharatGen.