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Amazon acquires podcast network Wondery

TechCrunch

Amazon just announced that it’s acquiring Wondery, the network behind podcasts including “Dirty John” and “Dr. At the same time, the announcement claims that “nothing will change for listeners” and that the network’s podcasts will continue to be available from “a variety of providers.”

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Research: How Women Can Build High-Status Networks

Harvard Business Review

Despite the potential career benefits of building high-status networks, research has long shown that women face greater obstacles in establishing these networks compared to men.

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Meta reportedly set to launch Threads in the EU next month

TechCrunch

Since its launch in July, Meta’s text-based social network Threads has gained many features, but a major missing part in the puzzle has been the app’s availability in the EU. The company, however, could launch the platform in the EU next month, according to the Wall Street Journal.

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Artificial Intelligence to run world’s largest high-speed rail network in China

Ooda Loop

Engineers involved in China’s high-speed rail network have reported significant advancements in the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, according to a recent peer-reviewed paper published in the academic journal China Railway.

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Know Everything About MOJO – Mobile Journalism

WatchDown

What is Mobile Journalism? Mobile Journalism is a new way of storytelling where reporters use smart phones or other electronic devices to record the news and distribute it on their respective platforms. And social networks like Facebook allows you to live stream videos which are great platforms for mojo users to publish their news.

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Is your coworker a North Korean hacker? How AI impersonation is compromising the workforce

CIO

May 2024: The Department of Justice announces arrests of US and foreign facilitators aiding North Korea in a scheme to breach Fortune 500 companies using stolen American identities, including a “top-5 national television network” and “premier Silicon Valley technology company.”

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Wall Street Journal Predicts Dire Cybersecurity Days Ahead, Endorses Zero Trust

Ivanti

But maybe the Wall Street Journal can. Unsecured networks will continue to be aggressively exploited. They struck gold this past year as remote employees logged onto unsecured networks in droves. Those attacks have continued to hammer corporate networks. Effective, holistic patching remains hampered.

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