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I Love You, You Hate Me: Why did so many people want to murder Barney the Dinosaur?

As a new documentary explores how the Nineties fixture became the world’s most despised T rex, Eloise Hendy asks why so many children’s TV heroes become distorted by the internet hate machine

The Independent UK

Ghislaine Maxwell asked Elon Musk to 'destroy the internet' before notorious party photo

The disgraced socialite and sex trafficker was allegedly overheard speaking to billionaire Musk at a Vanity Fair party in 2014 where the pair were photographed together

Daily Mirror

Eighth suspect denies murdering teenager at Liverpool city centre internet cafe

Michael Toohey died aged 18 after being attacked on London Road

Liverpool Echo

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Disney Dreamlight Valley to welcome new character and quests in first big update

The early access game has taken the internet by storm with players eager for more Disney characters to move into their valley

Manchester Evening News

Iran indicts dozens for inciting ‘riots’ amid persisting protests

Indictments come after the judiciary chief called for the fast-tracking of cases of those deemed ‘rioters’.

Al Jazeera

TechScape: Tumblr and why ‘the porn-friendly era of the internet is over’

The microblogging site was known for its ‘go nuts, show nuts’ policy. Here’s how the App Store ended Tumblr’s glory days

The Guardian - UK

Editorial: What freedom looks like online: Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act makes a lot of sense

The Supreme Court has chosen to review a case challenging the law that governs freedom of speech on the internet. A bad ruling would chill expression online and simultaneously prevent private social media companies from setting standards and moderating content to create civil communities — all in the Orwellian name…

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Toyota, Lexus Vehicles To Have Offline, AI-Powered Voice Assistant

The next generation of Toyota voice assistant will not depend on your internet connection.

Motor1

Marshmallow Prince And Australian Internet Sensation Cumlord The Pomeranian Has Sadly Died

Australian internet sensation and marshmallow prince Cumlord the Pomeranian has sadly passed away according to his owner Andy.

Pedestrian.tv

What to do about slow broadband speeds and how you could get up to £100 back

Households are set to be hit with hefty broadband price rises next spring - but are you getting what you pay for?

Wales Online

Kickapoo Tribe is getting a $2.6 million grant from the federal government to connect to the internet

Large swaths of rural Texas have poor or no access to the internet. This grant aims to close that gap for more than 300 Native American households.

The Texas Tribune

Virgin Media broadband down as angry customers struggle to get online

Angry billpayers report outages as they struggle to access the internet with nearly a third reporting a total service blackout

Chronicle Live

Virgin Media broadband down reports as Twitter flooded with complaints

Landline internet problems made up 72% of customer complaints, with 10% reporting issues with mobile internet and 18% with both

Liverpool Echo

Irish man recalls ‘strange’ UFO experience as he begs for explanation

The Carlow man says it’s one of the 'strangest experiences he’s had, hands down' and took to the internet to beg for answers

Irish Mirror

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Don’t Get Rid of These 2 Cable Provider Stocks Just yet

Demand for digital entertainment has increased substantially over the past two years. As cable remains the dominant method for internet connection, cable providers should benefit. Although cable provider stocks Comcast Corporation (CMCSA) and Charter Communications (CHTR) witnessed price declines amid the broader market sell-off this year, we think these stocks…

The Independent UK

Remote worker receives surprise meeting invitation from manager while secretly on plane: ‘Internet is down’

‘Put a background filter on,’ one viewer suggested

Liverpool Echo

Seven deny murder in London Road internet cafe

Michael Toohey, 18, was found fatally injured at an internet café

The Guardian - UK

How we met: ‘We decided to marry and I found the only white dress in town, which was cowboy style’

Irma, 53, was living in the Dominican Republic, and Keith, 60, in Wisconsin, when they met on an internet chatroom in 1997. Two months later they married in his hometown, and now live in Florida

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Daily Mirror

Many Brits "hide" their browser history - but trackers still allow companies to see

Hiding browser history isn't as discreet as it seems - as cookies and trackers allows websites to access your searches

Asharq Al-Awsat

Internet Blackout Damages Iran’s Post, E-Commerce

The National Iranian Post Company announced Sunday it is assessing its profits as Iranian authorities continue to block access to mobile networks and communication platforms as a means to curb the raging protests. Iran restricted access to Instagram and WhatsApp despite warnings that internet blackout would disrupt the retail ecommerce…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Kanye West's Twitter, Instagram Locked over Offensive Posts

Kanye West’s Twitter and Instagram accounts have been locked because of posts by the rapper, now known legally as Ye, that were widely deemed antisemitic. A Twitter spokesperson said Sunday that Ye posted a message that violated its policies. In a tweet sent late Saturday, Ye said he would soon…

The Guardian - AU

‘It’s not moral panic, it’s reality’: Todd Sampson documentary interrogates internet’s toxic influence

In Mirror Mirror, the former advertising executive argues technology is an unregulated psychological experiment that is changing our brains

Daily Mirror

Mum shares £6.50 shampoo hack for when she can't afford to get her hair done

A mum turned to the internet for some advice on how to fix her hair as she couldn't afford to pay for another professional colour - and people shared their top tips

The Times of India

Find the differences between the two images

There are 6 differences between these two images. These brain teaser games are popular over the internet due to their superb engagement potential and due to the fact that they are not easy to solve.

The New Daily

New documentary takes deep dive into shocking, bizarre ways the internet is changing us forever

In two-part documentary Mirror Mirror, five people share their experiences with the internet, for love, hate and profit.

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