More results...
Damien Boyce did get a date with a judge following the ill-considered amorous advance after the $100 muggingAn Indiana woman who was robbed at gunpoint was later asked out by the perpetrator on Facebook.Last month, Amber Beraun, who lives in Indianapol…
A BRITISH ultramarathon runner was robbed at gunpoint while attempting to cross the entire length of Africa.
Russell Cook known as the “Hardest Geezer” was targeted by an armed gang in Angola, during his 9000-mile journey.
GiveStarRus…
A WOMAN has revealed how she made a whopping £1million from her side hustles – and was even able to quit her full-time job and buy her dream home.
Becca took to TikTok to explain the simple part-time gig that see’s her raking in jaw-drop…
Hundreds of social media users have called out mainstream media for what they say is a marked disparity in the coverage of last week’s fatal shipwreck in the Mediterranean and the missing Titanic-exploring submarine.
TikTok Inc.’s political troubles seemed far away in Cannes, where advertising executives swarmed the short video app’s booth at a week-long industry extravaganza in Southern France.
A new Canadian law will require technology companies to license news content. Facebook’s owner said it would drop news from the platform.
Bereaved families welcome online safety bill amendment that hands greater powers to coronersOfcom will be able to force tech platforms to hand over the personal data of children whose deaths are suspected to be related to online harm, the government ha…
A RESTAURANT is belting out ABBA hit Waterloo on loop — as it dangles over the 1815 battle site memorial.
The Dinner in the Sky attraction, which offers guests a £250-a-head airborne dining experience, has been branded tasteless.
It hangs from a crane over the Lion’s Mound site, where 10,800 soldiers died in the battle.
Retired British Major General Ashley Truluck, 75, raged online: “Belgian commercial interests turning the Waterloo battlefield into Disneyland.”
And Dennis Abbott, a British Waterloo battlefield guide and Royal Legion member, told The Sun: “I think it’s rather tasteless.
“Visitor numbers at the memorial have still not returned to pre-Covid levels and I think that’s behind this.”
Waterloo, the site of the decisive British and Prussian victory over Napoleon, is now overseen by a French company on behalf of four Belgian parishes.
It allowed Dinner in the Sky, which has run 5,000 similar events worldwide, to set up there until June 29.
But the sound of ABBA’s 1974 Eurovision winner as the restaurant is lifted up has visitors to the site wincing.
Marcus Cribb said: “After ABBA, there was some very loud dance music . . . shouldn’t happen on most battlefields.”
Dinner in the Sky declined to comment.
The Indian leader, who visits Washington this week, has softened his image at home with an old-fashioned radio show, which feeds a vast social media apparatus.
Practices such as using a separate email for sensitive activities and removing personal data from people search sites can help executives improve their data privacy.
The post One overlooked element of executive safety: Data privacy appeared first on Te…