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Teen attacked girl and said he would 'smash her head in' The 19-year-old punched the girl in the face repeatedly and kicked her Dylan Cleary (right) punched and kicked a girl in her mid teens and told her he would 'smash her head in' Get the inside track on the big stories from Liverpool Crown Court with our weekly newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe now We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubs...

Creating a positive cyber security narrative in A/NZ Creating a positive cyber security narrative in A/NZ Credit: 139842599 © Melpomenem | Dreamstime.com Whether Channel Nine or the New Zealand Stock Exchange, high-profile cyber attacks are becoming the norm on both sides of the Tasman, shaped by a common editorial narrative flowing through the media. While concerning to both individuals and businesses – and important to reflect the true magnitude of the issue – such negativity is hindering the ability to have strategic and positive discussions pertaining to secur...

By Hannah Bowler2021-05-21T05:21:00+01:00 Post house shuts Soho premises and adopts cloud-based software Green Rock post house has closed its physical office in favour of permanent remote working as it embraces lockdown working practices for the long-term.  The 13 year old business, which has worked on post projects including Netflix’s Myths and Monsters (pictured above), has given up the lease on its Goodge Place office which contained six edit suites.  Its 12 staff will continue to work from home full-time, as has been taking place under lockdown, rather than dividing t...

As indoor attractions welcome visitors back, four museums tells us how they’ll showcase new exhibitions after a particularly tough year

Sponsored by BASE Media Cloud2021-05-13T06:47:00+01:00  Transitioning away from bricks and mortar into a completely cloud-based shop The pandemic panicked much of the post industry into remote workarounds. Now, as vaccine rollouts bring back some normality, companies are grappling with the long-term structure of work and office life. “The pandemic has drop kicked the industry 5-10 years into the future,” says Niels Stevens, Snr Solutions Consultant Pro Video and Broadcast Workflows, Adobe. “Some companies already moving in the direction of cloud are setting themselves up for a full clo...