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Wolfenstein 2 depicts an alternate America ruled by Nazis, igniting controversy and protests.
Protests in Iran escalate after Masa Amini's death, facing brutal crackdown by Security Forces.
Robert Armstrong and Jonathan Eley analyze the changing UK gym industry and its business model.
Ashry holds 48 world records, including riding 53.5 miles backwards on a unicycle and completing 27,000 jumping jacks in a row.
The network features an all-original programming slate with hit series and documentaries.
World War II is presented through rare archive footage and modern colourisation techniques, highlighting significant events in vivid detail.
Keith Stuart and Cara Ellison review Microsoft's Xbox One and its features at The Proud Archivist.
Professor Michael Clarke discusses potential Wagner Group successor Andrey Averyanov after Prigozhin's death.
A female yo-yo champion showcases her skills in Over The Edge: Amazing & Outrageous People.
Crystal and Jackie Gray showcase their skills in baiting crocodiles on Mighty Cruise Ships.
Over half of Britain's population suffers from nomophobia, driven by social media addiction.
YouTube introduces measures to fight fake news, including text blurbs from Reuters and Wikipedia.
A 2014 incident in Chile involved naval officers capturing nine minutes of video footage of an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the coast of Santiago.
Five experts discuss the challenges and realities of massive open online courses, which aim to provide free education to learners worldwide.
Dan Law from the National Archives discusses accessing electronic records of interest to genealogists through the Archival Access Database at a 2012 event.
Jennifer Cast discusses Amazon's early days and its philosophy about profitability.
Amazon's early days focus on books, expanding into Europe and other product categories.
Michael Cera and David Cross discuss the return of Arrested Development in London.
Every social media post contributes to a curated digital identity, raising questions about the authenticity of online personas versus true selves.
By 2023, the number of registered digital nomads in the United States exceeded 17.3 million, marking a 137% increase in just four years.
Bo Burnham's career started on the Internet, leading to his directorial debut 'Eighth Grade.'
Cars the Video Game is analyzed through entertaining reviews and gameplay commentary by a group of friends sharing their experiences and insights.
Spongebob Squigglepants and the uDraw Tablet are evaluated in a humorous review that highlights their gameplay and features.
Nostalgic memories of a beloved childhood game are examined, highlighting its impact and the reasons it remains cherished by fans today.
Jonah Peretti discusses how ideas spread on the social web, highlighting viral trends.
Amber Alena shares her experiences transitioning from pornstar to successful cam model on Jerkmate, discussing client requests and her philosophy on the industry.
Carly Rae Jepsen fact-checks claims about her life and career from the Internet and Wikipedia.
Elly and Angie discuss the Cameo app, celebrity pricing, and fan interactions.
David Brooks discusses everyday interactions and their influence from social media.
Mike Zuckerberg mandated that all presentations at Facebook start with a mobile strategy, leading to significant improvements in their mobile app.
Page Howe discusses the potential of emoji domains in Manchester, Tennessee, with VICE News.
Erica discusses identity, memory, and the future of humans and robots in this insightful video.
Farfetch connects over 300 independent fashion retailers across 18 countries, allowing consumers to shop globally without leaving home.
Rithvik Burki demonstrates how gamification turns goals into engaging challenges for personal growth.
GoEuro's platform allows users to search for travel routes from any town, providing comprehensive details on total travel time and costs.
Jemima Kiss interviews Mike Bracken and Francis Maude about government digital transformation.
Dan Harmon reflects on his career and personal challenges during a podcast tour following his 2012 firing from the television show Community.
Heather Zheng and Ben Zhao discuss protecting identities in a world rapidly filled with AI.
Patricia Krentcil, known as 'Tan Mom', reflects on her rise to fame and the public's reaction to the 2012 tanning salon allegations involving her daughter.
GloZell Green has created over 2,000 YouTube videos during her more than 10-year career as an influencer and content creator.
A woman's frustration with pandemic restrictions leads her to explore conspiracy theories, culminating in her viral fame linked to QAnon and natural health beliefs.
Hany Farid, a Professor at UC Berkeley and Chief Science Officer at GetReal Security, discusses deepfake detection and the implications of AI on truth in digital media.
James Richardson's Football Weekly reveals behind-the-scenes moments with Jimbo and the team.
Jonathan Franzen and Clay Shirky discuss literature and technology with Henry Finder at the festival.
Social data serves as a key focus for media publishers seeking profitable business models, as discussed by industry experts at the Changing Media Summit 2013.
Game design is explored through a series that presents innovative ideas and insights, setting the stage for future episodes in the creative process.
Owen Jones discusses LGBTQ challenges during the hard times of the coronavirus lockdown.
Rick Astley shares his burnout experience after 'Never Gonna Give You Up' success.
