Police and FACT Raids Target “£3 Million” Pirate TV Operation
Piracy of TV content is an extremely hot topic at the moment, with IPTV and often associated card-sharing systems proving a huge thorn in the sides...
SparkLabs Group launches its first university accelerator program at Arizona State University
SparkLabs Group, the network of accelerators and venture funds that has now worked with more than 200 startups around the world, wants to foster the next...
Fugitive allegedly tries to escape country on jet ski, police make DJ Khaled joke
A man who tried to escape Australia on a jet ski has played himself. Australian Federal Police said they arrested a fugitive, who was “likely a...
Geek Trivia: What Was The First Medical X-Ray Of?
What Was The First Medical X-Ray Of? A Skull A Dog’s Torso A Mouse A Hand Think you know the answer? Source : Geek Trivia: What...
95-year-old man catches four buses to join rally against racism
It’s been a difficult week for New Zealanders, but amid the sadness there are brilliant displays of humanity. One of these involved John Sato, 95, who...
Trump’s Legal Battle to Keep Blocking Critics on Twitter Doesn’t Seem to Be Going So Hot
Last year, a federal judge in Manhattan ruled that Donald Trump (a man whose unhinged tweeting has ranged from boosting neo-Nazi propaganda and slamming critics to...
Alibaba, Tencent and other major names form $1.45B ride-hailing venture
For the last two years, Didi has been the dominant car-hailing force in China and its success has spawned a handful of competitors initiated by both...
Hong Kong-based fintech startup Qupital raises $15M Series A to expand in mainland China
Qupital, a fintech startup that bills itself as Hong Kong’s largest trade financing platform for SMEs, has closed a $15 million Series A led by CreditEase...
The gender wage gap is shrinking among computer programmers, but it’s still quite large
Glassdoor has released its latest gender pay gap data analysis. In the U.S., the unadjusted pay gap comes in at 21.4 percent, meaning women make just...
Report: European Parliament Screwed Up Their Chance to Amend Copyright Directive By Voting Wrong
The European Parliament approved a massive, sweeping overhaul of online copyright rules on Tuesday, leaving the extremely controversial Articles 11 and 13 untouched on as the...
