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Two musicians brokered a deal to save 80 million images from Stable Diffusion. Are they enablers or heroes?

Online - Multilayer Internet infrastructure is becoming crucial to the European economy and the daily use of technology for interoperability and community

Virgin Media O2 flatlines in Q3China Unicom and Tencent get the go-ahead for a joint venture5G boosts the fixed wireless access sector

MUCH OF what exists originated as an inkling in the human mind. That enslaving other people is acceptable; that it is utterly heinous. That a royal despot is the norm; that freedom, rights and self-governance is better.

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Back in October, I noted the huge amounts of money pouring into music copyrights, largely driven by the global rise of online streaming...

The EU should not just clip the wings of the Californian corporations but help construct a European digital public sphere.

Telefónica de Argentina, a través de su programa Open Future, abre su primera convocatoria del año en todo el país para emprendimientos de base tecnológica que

WhatsApp “It’s ‘fuck off’ to everything,” says Adam Curtis (pictured below), describing public sentiment today. The British documentarist sees himself as an optimist amid dystopians, and as a classical journalist whose medium happens to be film. For 30 years he has produced a rich body of documentaries on politics and society for the BBC—and in the process, has emerged as a cult-hero to young thinkers trying to comprehend a chaotic world. The films themselves are a collage of archiv...