‘News organisations can learn a lot from creators when it comes to forging a genuine connection with their audience. Too often, journalists publish their piece, dust off their hands and move on to the next. It’s essential to understand that information no longer works top-down.’ – Sruthi Gottipati Journalist. Lecturer. Media executive. News creator. Sruthi Gottipati built…
The Dallas Mavericks made the expected but still significant move by selecting Cooper Flagg with the first overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. After winning the draft lottery last month, the franchise positioned itself to land the most coveted prospect in years. What sets Flagg apart from typical top picks is his landing…
Understanding what drives human thoughts, emotions, and behaviors is a fascinating and powerful tool. Psychology, as a scientific discipline, helps us explore the complexities of the mind while equipping students with valuable skills applicable in nearly every industry. What Makes Psychology So Relevant Today? In an increasingly fast-paced and interconnected world, the ability to interpret…
Programmers have to spend a huge amount of their time on the computer and because of these long hours of mouse usage, they develop Repetitive Strain Injuries. And using a standard mouse can aggravate these injuries. The computer mouse puts your palm in a neutral position is the best way of alleviating such problems –…
By John Patrick Pullen, founding editor of Long Lead My new podcast has a big problem: Despite our best intentions, there are far too many journalists appearing as sources. If you’re part of the WAN-IFRA community, you might wonder, “What’s so bad about that?” The rub is that this show isn’t about the news at…
The NBA faces a concerning pattern this season with Achilles injuries reaching alarming levels across the league. The playoffs brought even more devastating news as Jayson Tatum, Damian Lillard, and Tyrese Haliburton all suffered the same fate. Commissioner Adam Silver recently revealed the league’s response to this troubling trend. “Adam Silver says they’re using…
India’s Yes Bank expects to sell a 20% stake to Japan’s second-largest bank, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC), a wholly owned subsidiary of Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, for $1.58 billion, pending regulatory approvals from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Competition Commission of India. If successful, the transaction will represent the biggest cross-border…
Led by WAN-IFR in collaboration with the Association of Independent Regional Press Publishers of Ukraine (AIRPPU) and the Norwegian Media Association (MBL), with crucial financial backing from Norway, the initiative has selected 40 deserving Ukrainian independent media outlets, from 234 applicants. The grants aim to provide essential support to local and regional news organisations, enabling…
The Brooklyn Nets were all over the NBA draft on Wednesday night, and they quite literally made history with their choices. According to Legion Hoops, the Nets set a record with five first-round picks. That has simply never been done before, but was it really the right move for this struggling team? The Brooklyn…
Before downloadable mods, pay-to-win mechanics, and built-in game accessibility options, cheat codes were the key to unlocking hidden power, skipping difficult levels, and just plain having fun. For many gamers, cheat codes weren’t just shortcuts — they were part of the adventure. But where did cheat codes come from? Why did developers include them? And…