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California legislator’s advice on passing policies to save local news | The Free Press Initiative

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... California’s blockbuster journalism bill isn’t yet signed into law but its progress still offers lessons to other states hoping to save their local-news industries. At the risk of jumping the gun, I asked California Assemblymember...

California legislator’s advice on passing policies to save local news | The Free Press Initiative

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... California’s blockbuster journalism bill isn’t yet signed into law but its progress still offers lessons to other states hoping to save their local-news industries. At the risk of jumping the gun, I asked California Assemblymember...

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Been away for two weeks — happy to return to a packed inbox. Let’s get to the questions! — Dan I’ve wavered on sending this but I need advice. There’s this woman I’ve known most of my life. We are very close...

Slog AM: Bisexuality Isn’t a Crime, Taking Bribes Is, and it Turns Out the Government Can Just Seize Apartments

States fold in Paramount-Warner Bros merger lawsuit, broadcast media will consolidate under Trump ally: The twelve states suing to stop the creation of a broadcast media monopoly allied to the president decided actually, it’s OK, announcing a settlement Monday...

Hiive Rebrands as Clarity to Expand Private-Market Ambitions

Vancouver fintech Hiive has rebranded as Clarity, reflecting its evolution from a marketplace for secondary transactions into a broader financial services platform for private companies and investors. The new brand arrives alongside an expanded platform designed to address the fragmented...

Researchers tracked the passwords 154 people used online for an average of 147 days and found them logging into 26 websites with fewer than...

For about five months, a browser extension sat quietly on the home computers of 154 people and watched them log in. The researchers never saw a password. Everything was hashed on the machine before it went anywhere, leaving them with...

A telemarketer refused to keep his webcam on for nine hours a day while working from home and was fired the next day —...

A camera that stayed switched off cost a Florida software company about 75,000 euros. It belonged to a telemarketer working from the small Dutch town of Diessen, employed since January 2019 by Chetu, an American software firm that at the...

Innovation UBC Invites Venture Community to Fall Social

Innovation UBC is bringing together researchers, entrepreneurs and ecosystem partners for a fall social at the University of British Columbia next month. The Innovation UBC Community Fall Social will take place on Thursday, October 8, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30...

Lumicent Launches AI Platform to Turn Industrial Risk Into Action

Vancouver-based Lumicent has launched a decision intelligence platform designed to help industrial organizations identify emerging asset risks, understand their potential consequences and determine where action is needed most. Formerly known as CoGo, the company says its new name reflects an...

Opening Night: Is Ethan Stowell’s Cut Club Happy Hour Going to Solve the Affordability Crisis?

Cut Club, the new steakhouse inside downtown’s Hotel Max, feels like a restaurant from the not-too-distant past. The menu leans comfortable rather than ambitious or world-spanning. It serves a typical lineup of steak cuts, some traditional sides like oysters,...

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