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In Hannover, technology companies and innovators gather annually at CeBIT to showcase advancements in artificial intelligence, robotics, and cybersecurity that shape the digital economy.
Instagram, with over a billion users and a culture of influencer marketing, shapes societal norms and personal identities while contributing to mental health issues.
In a tragic case of online deception, 19-year-old Tony Bushby used social media to manipulate fellow student Katie Briscoe before fatally stabbing her.
Algorithmic decision-making in finance and technology significantly influences global power dynamics and economic structures in the digital era.
Algorithms play a crucial role in shaping economic landscapes and influencing financial decision-making in the digital era through platforms like Moconomy®.
In the age of digital transformation, filmmaker Oana Suteu Khintirian explores the evolving relationship between paper and digital media in shaping human memory.
Concerns about the preservation of digital memory are examined, highlighting the fragility of data storage methods like hard disks and CDs over the next 2000 years.
Maria Caparas's syndicate extorted millions of pounds through online blackmail, with some Western Union branches reporting record takings in 2014 and 2015.
Romance fraud schemes are exposed through the stories of victims in Seattle and twin sisters defrauded by a con artist posing as a firefighter.
Kathleen Folbigg, an Australian mother, was convicted of murdering her four children, masking her crimes with medical explanations for their deaths.
The Mythbusters test if third-person perspective improves accuracy over first-person views.
A 700-pound water heater becomes a steam-powered missile after a quake and causes significant damage to an RV in a test of real-life physics.
Film preservation and restoration efforts are examined through the collaboration of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and the Charles Guggenheim Center.
Mythbusters tests if third-person perspective improves real-life shooting skills.
Sheila Eddie and Rachel Cha were arrested for the murder of their friend Skylar Neese after police found blood evidence in Sheila's trunk.
Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan, originally built for a few tents, now houses 80,000 people and features 24,000 homes and 3,000 businesses.
Sean Baker's 2015 Sundance hit Tangerine was shot on an iPhone using an $8 app and a $160 lens adapter.
Brandy Stevens Rosine was buried in a disturbed area of woods in Cochranton, Pennsylvania, two years after her disappearance linked to an online romance.
In a highwire obstacle challenge and bazooka shooting test, Mythbusters evaluates if real-life skills can match video game mechanics under real-world conditions.
Dads Against Predators confront men who attempt to meet underage children, claiming to have ruined 250 lives through their online sting operations.
On January 6, 2021, many breached the United State Capitol Building to stop Congress from certifying the election.
Imran Khan discusses Pakistan's ties with Russia amid the Ukraine invasion in an interview.
Wikileaks and Edward Snowden's disclosures about the NSA have shifted public perception of online safety and privacy in significant ways.
The NotPetya cyber attack in June 2017 caused an estimated $10 billion in damages, affecting the world's largest shipping company and marking a significant shift in warfare.
Bitcoin's value dropped by more than two-thirds within months, leaving retailers in El Zonte, El Salvador, uncertain about their financial future.
Public opinion polarizes as Facebook and Twitter become major propaganda tools in society.
Personal data is expected to grow to a market value of $400 billion, raising concerns about privacy and the extent of online tracking.
AI-generated content is flooding the internet, leading to disinformation and a decline in the quality of online information, as explored by filmmaker Mario Sixtus.
Far-right extremism is resurging across Europe, with secretive torchlight parades in Germany and radicalized youth in France and Eastern Europe fueling white supremacist ideologies.
Ukraine fights the Russian propaganda machine through grassroots media strategies and social media.
Donald Trump's campaign relied heavily on lies and misinformation, with a network of supporters like Steve Bannon and Kellyanne Conway shaping his rise to power.
Amazon controls almost half of online trade in the U.S., raising concerns about its influence on the economy and individual freedoms.
Crimes involving dating apps have risen sevenfold in the past two years, with over 400 offenses reported to police last year.
Elon Musk tells Peter Campbell about Tesla's future and Trump's Twitter ban at a conference.
In Reading, a 13-year-old is murdered in broad daylight, prompting the Digital Forensics Unit to utilize innovative techniques to track suspects' digital footprints.
Six trillion dollars is the estimated annual loss from cybercrime worldwide, affecting individuals, businesses, and public institutions alike.
In Peterborough, a young couple faces severe online harassment and death threats amid a complex investigation into a stalking case that escalates to murder.
Jeremy Corbyn faced a coup attempt from dissenting Members of Parliament shortly after the Brexit referendum in 2016.
Children in Pakistan, Uganda, and Sierra Leone face dangerous working conditions worldwide.
A YouTuber recounts a moment of despair as their views drop lower and lower, questioning the platform's promise of giving everyone a voice.
James Blake from Lisburn confronts scammers who exploit social media for crime.
A serial fraudster impersonating nobility scams his fiancée out of £30,000 before their wedding, prompting an investigation by law enforcement.
More than 20,000 alleged offenses related to online dating and social media have been reported to police in the past three years.
Sky News returns to the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks and their impact.
1.5 million non-violent drug arrests occur each year in the U.S., with Bernard Noble serving 13 years for possessing two joints of marijuana.
Thirty-seven percent of workers in Germany were open to changing jobs in 2022, reflecting a growing dissatisfaction with traditional work structures.
A female love rat scams Tinder dates out of over $10,000 in Australia, seeking justice.
David Heist attacks Joanna's boyfriend Matthew in Nottingham after months of obsession.
