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Reporting in the fog of an attack article icon

History & The Arts

Reporting in the fog of an attack

As Channel 4 News showed following the Westminster attacks, it can be easy for even the best journalists to slip up covering a fast-moving story. 

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5 mins
What's up with Whatsapp - and should we weaken its security? article icon

Digital & Computing

What's up with Whatsapp - and should we weaken its security?

Following the murders in Westminster, UK Home Secretary Amber Rudd appeared to demand that Whatsapp and other messaging systems provide government with a backdoor to listen in. But how does Whatsapp keep users' secrets - and should we be telling them to stop?

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5 mins
Hound hub article icon

History & The Arts

Hound hub

Love labradors? Potty about poodles? Explore the Hound hub to find out more about our furry friends.

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5 mins
The Switch tells us a lot about Nintendo video icon

Science, Maths & Technology

The Switch tells us a lot about Nintendo

Nintendo's new console, the Switch, makes perfect sense in light of the company's history, says Brendan Cassidy.

Video
5 mins
What is inclusive design and how are Microsoft using it to make the XBox better? video icon

Science, Maths & Technology

What is inclusive design and how are Microsoft using it to make the XBox better?

In this short video, Microsoft's XBox team explain how they used inclusive design to improve everyone's social gaming experience.

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5 mins
How is the internet helping ensure parliamentary accountability in Bangladesh? article icon

Digital & Computing

How is the internet helping ensure parliamentary accountability in Bangladesh?

Although Bangladeshi MPs are slow to adopt Facebook and other methods of directy communication with constituents, a new service is closing the gap between representatives and the people.

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5 mins
Should Trump's tweets be a matter of record? article icon

History & The Arts

Should Trump's tweets be a matter of record?

When the President deletes a tweet, he's wiping out material of value to historians. Potentially. Shontavia Johnson explains what's at risk.

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5 mins
Can we overcome cyber-fatigue to secure ourselves online? article icon

Digital & Computing

Can we overcome cyber-fatigue to secure ourselves online?

Richard Forno says focusing on short-term fixes might make us too exhausted to shape a long term solution to the challenges of cybersecurity.

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5 mins
Is Tinder changing the way the world dates? article icon

Society, Politics & Law

Is Tinder changing the way the world dates?

Research suggests that - far from taking the anxiety out of dating - apps like Tinder introduce a new set of worries.

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5 mins
What happens when you fall ill on a plane? video icon

Health, Sports & Psychology

What happens when you fall ill on a plane?

If you get sick during a plane flight, the doctors treating you will most likely be thousands of miles away. 

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2 mins
Fake news, filter bubbles and Facebook article icon

Science, Maths & Technology

Fake news, filter bubbles and Facebook

Who's to blame for the rapid spread of fake news in social media site Facebook?

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10 mins
What is a password manager - and should I be using one? article icon

Digital & Computing

What is a password manager - and should I be using one?

Password managers can make keeping track of your online security a little easier. But are the downsides to using them?

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5 mins