Disrupting the Balance Between Users, Authors, Exploiters, and Platforms It is almost too trite to state that the emergence of digital networks over the past decades has presented a problem for copyright exploiters. Enforcement of copyright against intermediaries was and is arduous. The legal landscape remains complex due to different rules on liability in national … Read more
(From left) Door County YMCA Xcel Silver gymnasts Taiya Couperus, Milana Reifsnyder, Adela Cordua-Stenzel, Maisie Kelnhofer, Genevieve Gigstead, Jessa Varney, Emma Higginbotham, Louisa Grenfell, Peyton Watermelon, Annabel Smullen, Hailey Clark, Piper Delarwelle, Jackson Varney and Cosette Orrick pose for pictures on the podium after placing first as a team at last weekend’s YMCA state tournament … Read more
Hi! I hope your week’s starting well, I’m now using the new Limitless.ai Pendant, and it’s definitely the best AI hardware accessory I’ve used so far. Basically real-time synched transcription of text, with a full API and a clean mobile/web app. It’s also easy to turn off to have sensitive conversations. I’m offering them a … Read more
We are moving rapidly to a world without cash. In fact, the phrase war on cash was coined (coins?) by the card companies years ago. The aim was to get everyone moving to cards, not cash. It’s now gone beyond that, as everyone wants us to move to digital wallets. All well and good. The … Read more
Migration communication campaigns are becoming increasingly common across Europe. James Dennison, Lorenzo Piccoli and Mariana C. Duarte present a framework for understanding the impact these campaigns are having on public attitudes and behaviour. Each year, European institutions, governments and NGOs produce ever more public communication campaigns designed to affect people’s migratory attitudes and behaviours. In … Read more
