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PSYCHOLOGY OF CRIME CONSUMPTION
- A study says your love of true crime podcasts may be about curiosity and not a negative personalityYou unwind with a crime podcast, while someone else wonders how you can enjoy such disturbing stories. Interest in threatening subjects can...
Psychology explains people who love true crime may have less to do with violence than you think, and more to do with understanding dangerous people, anticipating threats and managing fearTrue crime's appeal stems from understanding dangerous minds and morbid curiosity. Defensive vigilance and learning about potential threats...- Forensic experts call for AI-driven playbook to counter deepfakes and digital scamsFinancial crime is evolving rapidly with AI-generated deepfakes and complex fraud rings. Traditional methods are no longer sufficient. Expe...
- "Crime Patrol" Anup Soni says how hosting the show haunts his real life, especially as a parentHosting "Crime Patrol" has deeply impacted actor Anup Soni, making him unusually anxious as a parent. Constant exposure to true crime stori...
- E-4B ‘doomsday plane' designed for nuclear war spotted flying in Texas in a rare naked flightA rare doomsday plane, E-4B Nightwatch, appeared in Fort Worth, Texas. The aircraft was without paint, revealing a green coating. This sugg...
- Tyler Robinson’s links to ‘furry’ gay porn culture, pedophilic art, feeding fetishes revealed, Charlie Kirk’s alleged killer’s digital footprint brings out gory detailsTyler Robinson is accused of killing Charlie Kirk. Robinson's online life is now under scrutiny. He was active in gaming and furry communit...
- It's reigning cats & dogs in USA: How pets became a talking point in the Presidential raceThe article humorously explores the involvement of cats and dogs in the US presidential race, with J D Vance's remarks about 'cat ladies' a...
- The journey of Bhole Baba: From UP cop to controversial godmanBhole Baba spent over 18 years to serving as a constable in the UP Police, working across various districts and spending time in the intell...
- China's 'One Person, One File': Road to digital totalitarianismThe Shanghai authorities have proposed the "One Person, One File" (OPOF) mass surveillance program, which aims to triple the deployment of ...
- From ‘Alice Isn’t Dead’ to 'Dr. Death', 6 spooky podcasts that will send shivers down your spineAudio dramas are an excellent medium for horror, as they rely on the listeners' imagination to fill in the gaps.
- Is this the end of binge-watching?Streaming platforms in India are releasing new series in batches, with weeks or months between releases, rather than all at once for binge-...
- 'The first step in suicide prevention is empathetic, non-judgmental listening; there's always a cry for help before it happens'Dr Lakshmi Vijayakumar, founder of SNEHA, says the myth that suicidal people won’t talk needs to be busted.
- World War SocialWe revisit the grandfather of social media controversies, and two more recent clashes between governments and big tech.
- Feeling fatigued, struggling to wake up for work? Long shifts, inadequate pay causing depression amongst millennialsIndia has become the hub of 'cheap labour' for most of the employers across the globe.
- World Mental Health Day: Nearly half of India Inc employees suffer from depressionThe National Crime Records Bureau statistics reports show that 35 in every 100,000 people in Bangalore commit suicide due to depression.
- Superior technology and content diversity is VOOT's backbone, says Viacom18 MD Sudhanshu VatsFrom new shows to expansion plans, the top boss shares what’s in the pipeline for VOOT.
- The Chitta economy: How the business of drugs works in PunjabIn the last few years, while the business and economy in the state kept sliding, the drugs trade flourished.
- Sunday ET: Barclays scandal: Should bankers take lessons from mafia?May be bankers should take lessons from the mafia. The godfathers went after profits, too. But they were much more disciplined.
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