Good news if you create video podcasts or are thinking about starting one. Spotify has announced a change to its monetization policy for video podcast creators, making it easier for more shows to earn money from their content. This might seem like a small tweaks in policy language, but it speaks to a larger shift […]
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Netflix has confirmed that a large number of titles branded as Netflix Originals will leave the platform throughout 2026. For many subscribers, this comes as a surprise. The term “Netflix Original” often gives the impression that a show or film will live on the service forever. In reality, that has never been guaranteed. This shift
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If you’ve received a notification from Apple, Google or WhatsApp saying that your device may have been targeted by government spyware, it can feel alarming. These messages are increasingly sent by major tech companies when their security systems detect activity that looks like sophisticated surveillance. But what does it actually mean, and what should you
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If you’ve ever wished you could update your Gmail address without having to create a whole new account and lose your email history, some good news may be coming your way. Google is reportedly testing a feature that could let users change their Gmail address while keeping the same account, contacts, and data intact. This
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In what could be one of the most significant moves in the AI chip world this decade, Nvidia is reportedly set to acquire Groq, a fast-rising AI hardware startup, in a deal valued around $20 billion. If this sounds massive, that’s because it absolutely is. This is not just another tech acquisition. It signals a
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Your AI Journey Wrapped Up for 2025 If you have ever loved seeing your Spotify Wrapped at the end of the year, you know that moment when you learn what music defined your year. Now imagine something similar for your conversations and usage of ChatGPT. That idea has become real, because OpenAI has launched a
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Visa Delays and What This Means for Tech Workers In a surprising development that affects thousands of tech workers worldwide, Apple and Google have reportedly advised some of their employees on U.S. work visas to avoid international travel due to significant delays in visa processing at U.S. embassies and consulates. This unusual warning highlights how
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Coursera Is Buying Udemy: What This $2.5B Deal Really Means for Online Learning Online education is entering a new phase, and this move makes that very clear. Coursera has announced it will acquire rival Udemy in an all stock deal that values the combined company at around $2.5 billion. At first glance, it looks like
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The SaaS ecosystem in Asia is no longer just “catching up” with the West. It is building its own momentum, its own products, and in many ways, new competitive advantages. Add AI into the mix, and suddenly the game changes. We are now watching a market where smart software is learning, automating, predicting, and even
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Brevo, the Paris based CRM and marketing automation company formerly known as Sendinblue, has officially joined the unicorn club after securing €500 million (around $583 million) in fresh equity funding. The capital injection marks a major step in Brevo’s ambition to take on some of the biggest names in global CRM including HubSpot and Salesforce,
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