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The year was marked by fears over AI, but there was plenty more misinformation closer to home

Year ender 2023 special: The Lord Chandos Letter spotlights the gulf between the words we speak and the worlds they describe.

Art World Brilliant or Botched? 6 Uncanny Art Restorations That Will Make You Look Twice Art restoration can transform antique and ancient...

Art restorations are a complicated and intricate process and, as history shows, they do not always go to plan.

Poor quality cities like Karachi, Barcelona, and Atlantic City can be disastrous for tourism. High crime rates and unsanitary conditions make them unpleasant places to visit.

When I accepted the invitation to guest-speak at the Summit, this Summit, of the Edo Zone of the Neo-Black Movement of Africa (NBM) I must admit straightaway that I did not really know what to say

Technology’s impact on M&E a double-edged sword

Discover the Word of the Year 2023 declared by different dictionaries such as Oxford, Collins, Cambridge, Merriam-Webster, and Dictionary.com.

As 2024 begins – and in time-honoured fashion – PublicTechnology editor Sam Trendall picks five themes that will play a big role in the months ahead. Spoiler alert: AI may be mentioned. Credit for all images: Pixabay AI – big opportunities and bigger threats? Well, where else could

The word of the year captures the popular mood, cultural shifts, thoughts, and anxieties of a particular time, reflecting the story of our lives.