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BFI-Funded Inclusive Cinema Project Tackles Racism With Toolkit Launch – Global Bulletin Variety 1/12/2021 The U.K.’s Inclusive Cinema project has launched a guide for improving the cinema experiences of ethnically diverse audiences and staff — a directive that challenges institutions to make good on their Black Lives Matter and anti-racism statements from 2020. More from Variety The guide, titled “Dismantling Structural Inequality in Your Cinema,” was commissioned from artist and ...

WhatsApp is making some big changes to its privacy policy and the terms of service, if you are to continue using the instant messenger.

Fast Company points out that the last time Google updated any of its iOS apps was December 7. That date is only one day before Apple's privacy...

»Did You Get A New WhatsApp Privacy Policy Popup? More Clarity On Your Data Usage, But Thats About It 3-MIN READ Did You Get A New WhatsApp Privacy Policy Popup? More Clarity On Your Data Usage, But Thats About It You either accept the new terms of service or delete your account. There is now greater clarity on what user data is collected, how they collect your location information, how everything ties in with other Facebook services and what Businesses on WhatsApp can do with your data. Last ...

Author Bio Evan is a senior technology specialist at The Motley Fool. He was previously a senior trading specialist at Charles Schwab, and worked briefly at Tesla. Evan graduated from the University of Texas at Austin, and is a CFA charterholder. Follow @TMFNewCow Shares of Snapchat parent Snap (NYSE:SNAP) have more than tripled this year, as the social media company has seen a surge in engagement during the pandemic while simultaneously making meaningful pr...

Apples escalating war against Facebook and Google Apple CEO Tim Cook has repeatedly criticized Facebook and Google for their data-gathering practices in recent years. Apple also replaced some of Googles services, such as Maps, with its own competing services. Image source: Apple. In 2015, Apple started letting developers produce third-party ad-blocking extensions for Safari on iOS, and subsequently launched several ad campaigns touting the iPhones privacy-oriented features. Adding opt-in requi...

“Kicking off with the online events that feature guests such as Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo, and then bringing hugely diverse screenings out of cinemas and into communities means we can reach out to everyone as there’s sure to be something they will enjoy.” When the first lockdown was announced back in March 2020, the team behind Cambridge Film Festival feared the 40th edition of CFF would not go ahead. They immediately got to work to save the festival and to ensure that film lovers would...

“Bridgerton” wants to be the next “Downton Abbey,” albeit hornier and with a more modern spin. While this Regency period-set streaming series from executive producer Shonda Rhimes (“Grey’s Anatomy”) and showrunner Chris Van Dusen (“Scandal”) can be fun and beautiful to behold (sumptuous, brightly-colored costumes and landscapes dominate in early episodes), it’s no “Downton.” It’s more like soapier, sexier Jane Austen-lite that would benefit from a dash more wit. Set 10...

The company has tons of growth potential due to its partnerships with Snap and Autodesk. But at the moment, shares seem a bit pricey.

The 25 best TV shows of the 2010s By LaToya Ferguson of Yardbarker | The 25 best TV shows of the 2010s The 2010s are in our rearview. A whole decade full of truly great television — a decade of “Peak TV,” you see — that deserves to be looked back on. So here are the 25 best shows of the 2010s or if you want to argue about it — and you most likely do — 25 of the best shows of the 2010s. Yeah, "25 of the best shows" is probably more accurate. NOTE: For the purposes of this galler...