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How Elon Musk changed the meaning of Twitter for usersIt has been one year since Elon Musk bought Twitter. Since then, the meaning of the social media service has changed — sometimes drasticall...- What’s New on Netflix in June 2023? Blockbusters, Series Finales, Exciting Documentaries and moreExciting titles making their way to the platform include the highly anticipated animated adventure film Nimona, the biographical docu-serie...
- Why Zuckerberg’s claim that volatile content can’t be pushed for profit doesn’t holdRabbit-holing is not new. It has been practiced by local organisations - like cinemas - for decades to preserve clientele and financial sta...
- Breed like rabbits, begone ye bunnies!There is something eerie about culling cuteness, that too in New Zealand
- What the WHO coronavirus experts learned in WuhanTeam member Peter Daszak sounded upbeat on arriving at the airport Wednesday at the end of the four-week trip to the central Chinese city o...
- What the WHO coronavirus experts learned in WuhanThe visit was politically sensitive for China — which is concerned about any allegations it didn't handle the initial outbreak properly — a...
- The rise and fall of India’s oldest private airlineJet’s fall is a story of the fall of its founder. Few failures are so inseparable from their promoters.
- NEMO: The new idea for those striving to find a middle path between FOMO and JOMOFOMO (fear of missing out) and JOMO (joy of missing out) are two extremes. The balance between the two can be NEMO (Nearly but not fully Mi...
- I have never been an inflation nutter, opted for medium term inflation forecast targeting: Raghuram RajanA committee determined policy takes pressure off the Governor but if one has enough credibility within the RBI, one can still drive policy
- Leopard rescued from well in KhargoneA three-year-old leopard was rescued from a well in Bistan village of Khargone district by the rescue team of forest department on Wednesda...
- Notes on some Keralite issuesIn a state of much complexity, much politics too, people keep some things simple.
- Wi-Fi rabbit is all set to talk its way into USThe plastic bunny with ears like TV antennae can read out e-mails and mobile phone text messages, tell children to go to bed, alert one to ...
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