Australians could get the power to switch off social media algorithms
ABC News Australiaby Clare Armstrong·8 Sept 2026
In short: The federal government's proposed digital duty of care would let Australians opt in or out of algorithmically recommended social media content.
'Quite appalling': The UK's WORST airport revealed
Mail Onlineby Genie Harrison·8 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source The beginning of a holiday should set the tone for what's to follow: a glass of champagne in the departure lounge, a leisurely browse...
Like a Goya of Google, artist Jon Rafman fixates on the internet’s perverse pleasures
The Conversation Australiaby Wes Hill, Associate Professor, Art History and Visual Culture, Southern Cross University·8 Sept 2026
Jon Rafman is a master of turning the internet’s trash, excess and alienation into strangely seductive art.
ChatGPT Does the Job. Abhay Verma Does the Jog: Inside OpenAI’s India Ad Campaign
Open Magazineby Rajiv Singh·8 Sept 2026
ChatGPT Does the Job. Abhay Verma Does the Jog: Inside OpenAI’s India Ad Campaign The gorilla is drinking protein coffee on Marine Drive. The employee is quoting a meme.
Newspaper headlines: 'Port in a storm' and 'Megxit means Megxit'
BBC News·8 Sept 2026
- Published Several of Tuesday's papers reflect on the anti-migrant demonstrations in Portsmouth.
Psychiatrists to be called in over 'auction fever' for Irish homebuyers
Irish Mirrorby news@irishmirror.ie (Cillian Sherlock )·8 Sept 2026
Psychiatrists to be called in over 'auction fever' for Irish homebuyers: 'The impulse is dangerous' Concerns have been voiced about people using 24/7 online bidding platforms Psychiatrists are to...
Will the Bake Off kitchen be big enough for both Paul and Nigella?
Mail Onlineby Katie Hind·8 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source For a man famed for his ego, sharing The Great British Bake Off tent with the very glamorous Nigella Lawson, a national treasure, was...
You may have heard about 'quiet quitting', but what about 'career minimalism'?
RNZ National·8 Sept 2026
You may have heard about 'quiet quitting', but what about 'career minimalism'? Career minimalism may have found its way to your algorithm, but this is what experts say about risks and rewards.
Popular TV host, media star faces hanging after conviction in major synthetic drug trafficking case
FOX Newsby Bonny Chu·8 Sept 2026
A popular Egyptian TV host on Saturday was sentenced to death by hanging in a major drug case that accused dozens of suspects of forming an organized criminal group to manufacture and traffic...
From PUBG to India’s gaming spotlight
New Indian Expressby Shreya Veronica·8 Sept 2026
Seven years ago, convincing her family that gaming could become a career was one of Payal Gaming’s biggest challenges.
Why The Office Rarely Had Celebrities Play Themselves - TVLine
TVLineby staff@tvline.com (Jaron Pak)·8 Sept 2026
Why The Office Rarely Had Celebrities Play Themselves "The Office" carved out its place in television history despite a reputation for not leaning heavily on big-name actors or celebrity cameos...
How editors ended up witnesses to 9/11 during Fashion Week
Mail Onlineby Laura Craik; Jo Elvin·8 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source I heard a dull bang that sounded like a bomb by Laura Craik, then Fashion Editor, Evening Standard I will never forget 9/11, but nor...
Labor trying to ‘censor Australians’: Coalition
PerthNowby Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer·8 Sept 2026
Labor accused of ‘actively seeking to censor’ Australians as new internet laws loom The Coalition is accusing Labor of “actively seeking to censor” Australians online, as the Albanese government...
Exclusive: Crooked Media’s nonprofit launches new political creator drive
Semaforby Max Tani·7 Sept 2026
The News The nonprofit arm of Pod Save America’s audio empire is hoping to lure younger voters back to the Democratic Party by boosting ideologically aligned social video creators ahead of the 2028...
'I performed on stage to get my first job' - the firms turning recruitment into competitions
BBC Newsby MaryLou Costa·7 Sept 2026
- Published Yumi Liberman was up on stage in front of a panel of judges and an audience of 300 people, and she had to perform.
Georgetown students plan Charlie Kirk 'lookalike contest' on anniversary of his assassination
FOX Newsby Rachel del Guidice·7 Sept 2026
Students at Georgetown University are allegedly planning a Charlie Kirk "lookalike contest" for the anniversary of the conservative activist’s assassination, with the event drawing thousands of...
'Cupertino' legal drama isn't representative region demographics, landmarks, or reality
AppleInsider Newsby Wesley Hilliard <wes@appleinsider.com>·7 Sept 2026
The trailer for an upcoming B-tier legal drama for CBS called "Cupertino" suggests it knows where the show takes place, but doesn't offer much else that represents the region where Apple calls...
'South Park' creators troll Trump after Emmys win
Mashableby Shannon Connellan·7 Sept 2026
South Park celebrated its Emmy win with a public dig at Donald Trump. Following the series' win for Outstanding Animated Program at the 2026 Creative Arts Emmy Awards on Sunday, the official South...
Worried someone may film you with smart glasses?
RNZ National·7 Sept 2026
Worried someone may film you with smart glasses? Smart glasses could make it easier for perpetrators of voyeurism to commit crimes.
Kalshi, Polymarket face possible regulation with appeal aimed at SCOTUS
Mashableby Shannon Connellan·7 Sept 2026
Picture it: Prediction markets like Kalshi, platforms which allow users to make "predictions" on almost anything for financial gain, platforms which are plagued with accusations of insider trading...
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