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the sport's next world cup was due to take place in france in two years�* time, but this afternoon the host nation has pulled out, with the sport now looking into alternative options. the international rugby league chair said... there is no secret as to how important the strengthening of france as a rugby league nation is to our strategic plans. they are of drawing as i can't guarantee the financial viability of the tournament. it is leicester city's turn to take centre stage as the race to avoid relegation continues in the premier league this evening. they face champions league ch...

The arrival of Threads this week saw Meta taking another step into the social arena with its Twitter clone. There have been lots of entirely understandable concerns voiced about Twitter recently, particularly in light of the chaotic impact of Elon Musk, and this has led to swathes of disgruntled and worried users switching allegiances and joining the likes of Bluesky, Mastodon and, now, Threads.

Here’s what personal data is collected by Meta’s Threads, as well as by Twitter, Bluesky, Mastodon, Spill, and Hive Social.

Vice has been popular with the under 30's for its digital approach to news content. samira hussain, north america business correspondent. what went wrong with vice? it was doing things differently but it's underlined that making news payer is quite tough? ah, underlined that making news payer is cuite tou~h? �* ., ., ., underlined that making news payer is quite tough?— quite tough? a lot of digital news organisations _ quite tough? a lot of digital news organisations are _ quite tough? a lot of digital news organisations are facing - quite tough? a lot of digital news organisations are fa...

In a proposed order, the FTC limits the ability of an online mental health services provider from sharing individuals’ health data, including information about mental health, for marketing and advertising purposes. The FTC is requiring the provider to pay $7.8 million.