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The developers of Twitterrific are attempting to design an application where users can read almost
Year: 2024
Five AI story generators that can be useful for journalism
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Fake news: the top stories from last week you might have missed
A lot of fake news information has been shared on social media platforms in the
Anxious about losing your TikTok videos? Here’s how to download them
United States lawmakers have voted on a bill to ban TikTok jeopardizing millions of videos
4 free teleprompter apps you must have on your smartphone
From journalists to TV presenters and even former US presidents, the teleprompter has become essential
Spotify’s New Update is for the Music Video Lovers
Spotify users in eleven select markets will be the first to experience the streaming platform’s
TikTok gets a makeover for Apple’s Vision pro
The new app will have the comment section and creator profiles on the side of
Adobe’s AI and editing tools now on Apple Vision Pro
All you need to do is just pull out the images the Firefly app generates
Google Integrates with Gemini AI
Google has taken their AI integration a step further. Google Sheets users can harness the
Create an animated map on Adobe After Effects in just 4 steps
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Substack’s Rise: A New Model for Journalism?
Since its launch in 2017, the subscription newsletter platform Substack has rapidly reshaped the media
Is X’s Headline Removal Causing a Media Traffic Crisis?
X’s (formerly Twitter) recent removal of headlines from embedded tweet links has stirred significant concern
Will Elon Musk’s X be the death of independent journalism?
X (formerly Twitter) was one of the first platforms to allow freelance and independent journalists to get their stories out to the masses
Why police could soon have your face on file
The government has quietly introduced a new law giving the National Crime Agency (NCA) access to the UK’s 50 million driving licenses.