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A trio of students have won $700,000 for their work deciphering 2,000-year-old scrolls carbonized by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino used his address to its annual law conference that closed Friday in Tokyo to refloat an idea that has circulated for several years about reforms in the global transfer market that is now worth more than $10 billion annually. “Now more than ever it is fundamental for us to talk about these and other topics,” Infantino told soccer lawyers. “For example, to discuss about the possibility to use an algorithm to estimate the fair value of transfer...

From changing the way we interact with each other, to scandals over user privacy and data, Facebook, now Meta, has had an extremely busy 20 years.

From changing the way we interact with each other, to scandals over user privacy and data, Facebook, now Meta, has had an extremely busy 20 years.

YouTube and Instagram were growing independently until short video-sharing turned them into big rivals in Indias creator economy. Which is a better platform for content-makers?

It is tempting to spend a significant amount of the day just doomscrolling on social media, but this bad habit has detrimental effects on mental health.

Filterworld is a timely and urgent interrogation of how the internet dictates our cultural taste and consumption

A newly published book explores the influence of algorithms on user experiences within the ever-evolving landscape of social media platforms.

Explore the artistic freedom and innovative possibilities of 3D printing in architecture.

Sundararaman Ramamurthy says: “If you look at the profile of these people who have got registered in the last three-four years, while Maharashtra and Delhi may be a bigger state contributing to the pie, the growth is not contributed by these states. It is being contributed by Uttar Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Punjab, MP and Rajasthan. Cities like Agra, Varanasi and Indore that are contributing more.”