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Digital technologies enhance supply chain efficiency and transparency for consumers and farmers.
Dubai loves influencers, creating a thriving hub for social media stars and brands.
Men meet the sperm donor demand during the pandemic, traveling with expenses paid for.
Norway begins shutting down FM radio, forcing listeners to switch to digital broadcasts.
A suspect wanted for murder shared a video of the crime on Facebook, which included a gang rape of a teenage girl watched by dozens live.
Ancient visitors are examined for their potential influence on human history in the returning series of Ancient Aliens on HISTORY.
HISTORY highlights Britain's UFO sightings in this engaging short documentary.
Keith Stuart and Keza MacDonald select five debate-worthy games for 2014.
Zahra disguises herself as a man to attend football matches in Iran, symbolizing resistance.
Jefferson Hack discusses the future of print publishing and showcases a magazine featuring Rihanna.
Television advertising rebounds, but streaming services like Netflix challenge its future viability.
By 2050, smart devices in homes will serve as vulnerable access points for hackers, increasing the risk of cyber crime in a hyper-connected world.
New mobile phones and Google Glass influence searches and raise privacy concerns.
U.S. tech giants invest in internet cables while the U.S. excludes China over espionage concerns.
Ancient aliens are examined for their potential influence on human civilization, challenging conventional historical narratives through compelling evidence and theories.
The Guardian and Observer weekend returns with new tech and 3D printing discussions.
The Guardian's iPhone app allows users to access news in double quick time with better clarity.
In March 2014, the Guardian reached 100 million monthly unique browsers, a significant increase from 1.4 million in October 2000.
Hattie McDaniel, the first African-American to win an Oscar, faced significant discrimination at the 1939 awards ceremony, sitting far from her fellow nominees.
An anonymous Vice official speculates on the author of a New York Times op-ed about Trump.
Doug Evans reflects on his Juicero startup's rise and fall in Silicon Valley.
Tomas semana showcases Bhad Bhabie's transformation in a music video shoot in Inland Empire California.
Taji spends time with Mike Busey at the iconic Sausage Castle, showcasing its unique culture.
Jaron Lanier argues for monetisation of the web to secure a better future for consumers.
A man showcases his unique talent by instantaneously changing masks in a two-minute video that has garnered mixed reactions on social media.
Famous pilot Steve Fossett's crash is investigated in The Nevada Triangle's mysterious terrain.
David Cameron faces a 26-hour negotiation in Brussels over Brexit challenges with Europe.
Netflix launched its service in 130 new countries in early 2016, aiming to become the first global internet television network.
Robert Shrimsley reviews the new FT web app for iPad, highlighting its improved features.
The New Yorker encourages subscriptions on YouTube and engagement through Twitter and Facebook.
Pablo Escobar's assassination remains a topic of debate, with insights from History's Greatest Mysteries examining the factions involved and his lasting impact on Colombia.
The video explains how spies have been monitoring Facebook, Gmail, and Skype for surveillance.
Many today believe Bitcoin's rise indicates a major bubble, yet few bet against it.
Financial domination, a subculture involving findoms and paypigs, is examined alongside the realities of romance fraud and law enforcement's response.
Ross Ulbricht's conviction in February 2015 raises questions about state surveillance methods.
Chi Dara, known online as the Slumflower, celebrates the joys of living alone and self-discovery.
The Kremlin spreads disinformation by confusing the public and turning allegations around.
Young activists rally around Senator Mike Gravel's 2020 Democratic campaign in California.
Danny, the creator of the Fish and Rice Cake meme, reflects on his viral beige diet and its lasting impact on internet culture 18 years later.
Patients at Bellevue Hospital in New York exhibit a delusion resembling the life of a character from a popular film, raising concerns about privacy in a tech-driven world.
A former black hat hacker discusses vulnerabilities in American systems and data security.
Humaid Abdullah Albuqaish showcases tigers and costumed dogs on social media for millions.
Sheldon Whitehouse and Lindsey Graham discuss cyber threats and impeachment standards in America.
The US anti-abortion movement's tactics threaten women's access to abortion in the UK.
Filthy Frank transitions from outrageous antics to a serious music career as Joji.
A professional opera singer goes viral with her homemade toilet tissue tiara during the pandemic.
Apollo 11's launch on July 16, 1969, fulfills President John Kennedy's American quest to the moon.
Flakka, a synthetic drug, causes panic in Florida with zombie-like effects and viral reports.
