By Kimeko McCoy • February 6, 2024 • 4 min read • Ivy Liu This story is part of Digiday’s annual coverage of the Super Bowl. More from the series → As the cord-cutting and streaming wars continue, the Super Bowl remains one of the last bastions for live events with a massive captive audience. To get
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Should repeated police calls be a basis of eviction? DOJ says no.
Hundreds of communities across the U.S. have for several decades tried to reduce crime, fight gangs, and tackle noise and other neighborhood problems through the use of “crime-free” or “public nuisance” laws encouraging and allowing landlords to evict renters when police or emergency crews are repeatedly called to the same addresses. Long the subject of...
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Fujifilm X100VI leak suggests new features won’t ruin its stunning retro design
The current Fujifilm X100V (above) could soon have a successor with a familiar design, according to some new leaked images (below). (Image credit: Fujifilm) The Fujifilm X100VI appears to be getting close to its official launch – and the first leaked images of the premium compact camera suggest it won’t compromise on its classic retro design....
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Blackbaud blasted for failing to prevent customer breaches
A supply chain attack at software supplier Blackbaud in 2020 saw data on multiple UK organisations compromised. The US authorities are now taking steps to ensure it can’t happen again By Alex Scroxton, Security Editor Published: 05 Feb 2024 15:45 Three and a half years on from a devastating 2020 ransomware attack that led to
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Indie labels say Apple Music’s spatial audio royalties only ‘benefit
Apple’s new plan to give a higher cut of royalties to artists who offer spatial audio has pissed off some indie labels, who argue it will take potential earnings away from them in favor of companies with more resources at their disposal, according to a report from the Financial Times . Apple last month started
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Arterial pulses link heart-brain oscillations | Science
A central baroreceptor monitors arterial pressure to modulate brain activity…Read whole article here
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A brief history of the U.S. trying to add backdoors
A government agent uses an NSA IBM 360/85 console in 1971 (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/NSA). It’s been a weird week for America’s most valuable company—a firm whose tech products have such consumer goodwill they got away with forcing us to listen to U2 —who is poised to go to court against its own government over its
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SiriGPT? Tim Cook confirms Apple’s gen AI push for iOS 18
Image: Apple/Foundry 2024 is shaping up to be a landmark year for Apple. The Apple Vision Pro started shipping today, and it’s not just a new product, it’s a whole new computing platform for the company. So, what else could happen that would solidify 2024 as a landmark year for Apple? It’s AI, based on...
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Intel may be working on new “Bartlett Lake-S” budget CPUs for the LGA 1700 platform
Serving the tech enthusiast community for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Read our ethics statement. What just happened? Intel is reportedly working on a new line of processors called “Bartlett Lake-S” for desktops and notebooks. Having launched the Raptor Lake Refresh and Meteor Lake processors last year, Intel confirmed its...
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Cambridge Audio CXN100 Music Streamer Ticks the Audiophile Boxes
If you're looking for a dedicated music streaming player for your system, then the new Cambridge Audio CXN100 offers nearly all of the features you could think of, including Spotify Connect and Roon Ready compatibility. The CXN100 is a "grown up" version of the competitive, entry-level WiiM Pro -- a streamer I like a lot