Researchers at the MIT Sloan School of Management Courtesy of Getty Images Bank A study has found that the act of sharing content on social media itself blurs users’ judgment of whether the content is true or not. It is an analysis that the act of sharing distracts users and reduces their ability to judge … Read more
The American artist Mason Rothschild was sentenced on Wednesday by a New York jury to pay 133,000 dollars in damages to the Hermès company for having created on the internet, and sold, virtual bags in the form of NFT, without authorization from the saddler and leatherworker. The decision, rendered by a federal court in New … Read more
Content How to file a claim in the Snapchat lawsuit worth $35 million Learn how to file a claim in the Snapchat lawsuit worth $35 million. Find out what you need to do to be eligible for a potential payout and how to submit your claim. Snapchat, lawsuit, claim, $35 million, payment In 2020, Snapchat … Read more
Original title: Cairo national team advanced to the opening match of the Club World Cup Xinhua News Agency, Rabat, February 1. In the opening match of the 2022 Morocco World Cup on February 1, the Egyptian Cairo National team defeated the New Zealand team Auckland City 3-0 and advanced to the second round. Chinese referee … Read more
For the Lebanese who despair of holding accountable those responsible for the catastrophic explosion in the port of Beirut, investigating judge Tariq Al-Bitar stands out as a glimmer of hope that justice may one day be served in a country where impunity has long been the norm. As for some senior officials in Lebanon, Al-Bitar … Read more
The unrecognized Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (NKR) is facing a serious crisis. Residents of Azerbaijan blocked the Stepanakert-Goris road, depriving the local population of communication with Armenia. Then the NKR authorities announced the cessation of gas supplies there, blaming Azerbaijan for this. Baku denies the allegations and believes that the blockade of the road is justified by … Read more