By Zakiya Afzani Qatar bring in FBI to help ease Gulf tension over alleged QNA hack The US Federal Bureau of Investigation is believed to be helping Qatar investigate the source of an alleged cyberattack that has led to diplomatic tension among some Gulf nations. An FBI team has…
By Rashid bin Abdul Karim Al-Saud Rashid Abdul Karim Al-Saud is a specialist Technology and Innovation reporter. With a masters MSc in Computer Science Rashid has worked as a technology and innovation correspondent since 2006. Rashid, originally from Saudi Arabia, has lived and worked as a specialist correspondent in: UAE,…
By Zakiya Afzani Google vs Burger King | war of the banned adverts Google’s Artificial Intelligence assistance, Google Home and Google Now, became embroiled in an unlikely war of advertising. Burger King released an advert which triggered Google’s AI assistant into opening Wikipedia and reading out the ingredients…
By Ramiro Sanchez News reader learns of husband’s death during breaking news announcement News presenter, Supreet Kaur, tragically found out about her own husband’s death during a breaking news report on live TV, reports say. Supreet Kaur, a presenter with IBC24 in Chhattisgarh, India, realised her Husband was involved in…
By Saira Ibrahim Ariel Winter creates complaints storm 19 year old children’s actress Ariel Winter most famous for her roles in Modern Families, Ice Age: Meltdown and Bambi 2 has created a complaints storm. Winter was attending the premier of children’s movie Smurfs: The Lost Village in Los Angeles. …
By Zakiya Afzani Sentenced to 10 years in jail for publication of Fake News A United Arab Emirates court has sentenced on Wednesday a prominent academic to 10 years in prison over a series of tweets criticising authorities, Amnesty International said. Nasser Bin Ghaith was convicted of promoting “false…
By Stefano Culibrk A man has been killed by his own dog infront of a shocked TV crew whilst filming a BBC interview A British dog owner has been killed by his pet dog, a ‘Staffie’ (Staffordshire Bull Terrior) whilst being interviewed by the government owned, BBC. The 41-year-old…
By Zakiya Afzani The British government, UK banks amen big business have boycotted google ads in droves Days after the British government withdrew all of its taxpayer-funded adverts from YouTube, yes tax money is used on advertising in the UK, after the adverts were seen next to white supremacist and…
By Aisha Butt Fake News has destroyed the lives of millions and now threatens governments There are three main categories of Fake News: Sensationalism: The creation of totally or partially untrue, misleading or doctored stories with the sole intention of attracting readers. In print or online the…
By Waqas Makhdum Matthew Graikos sends death threats to IPMG News A man identifying himself as “Mat Gre” ingeniously using his personal email address MatthewGraikos@gmail.com has sent death threats to London based News Channel ‘IPMG News’ “You’re a subhuman writer and I hope you get cancer” Lovely happy pleasant model…
