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YouTube announces changes to creator monetization
5+ min ago (729+ words) YouTube will be making a major update to the qualifying terms for its monetization programs. The changes announced Monday, will make it harder for creators to join its revenue share program, but will also provide expanded revenue opportunities that could…...
'A Sorry Mess': Google Is Quietly Killing off Gmail's Best Third-Party Email Hub Features
11+ hour, 25+ min ago (696+ words) Google is retiring several Gmail features that have allowed users to manage third-party email accounts from one place, giving existing users until January 2027 before the long-standing tools disappear. Google has confirmed that Gmailify will be discontinued for existing users from…...
No Middle East data centre windfall, but Malaysia eyes next wave
51+ min ago (17+ words) NST Online What To Read Next...
Meta supports Texas data center guidelines
13+ min ago (311+ words) Meta’s massive data center development program will see it spend more than $600 billion on U.S.-based data center projects over the next three years. Now, it's also working to align itself with evolving data center development policies in order to…...
24 Billion Stolen Passwords in One Database: Inside the Industrial Infostealer Economy
18+ min ago (355+ words) In June 2026, researchers at Cybernews found a single, publicly exposed Elasticsearch database holding more than 24 billion stolen credential records — over 8.3 terabytes of usernames, email addresses, plaintext passwords, login URLs, and source tags. It was not a new breach. It was…...
Study highlights Reddit’s influence on purchase decisions
5+ min ago (253+ words) Reddit published new insights which show that the platform’s communities are increasingly being used to discover new products and validate purchase decisions, underlining the app’s rising value for brand placement. Reddit’s latest Path to Purchase research study is based on…...
Texas sets rules for data centers
1+ hour, 13+ min ago (283+ words) (KTEN) — Data centers have become a controversial topic over the last few years. Some people are concerned with the amount of disruption that type of facility could bring to everyday life. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has established a new state…...
Dual protests greet councillors ahead of meeting
10+ min ago (654+ words) Two protests greeted councillors before tonight's meeting of city council — one in support of a motion to ban new data centre applications while a framework is created by city staff, and another to protest the Sault Loops transit changes. The…...
The Real Reason You Can???t Move On From Your Ex, According to Dating Experts
8+ hour, 14+ min ago (692+ words) However, new MyIQ research found that 69% of singles see their ex or former romantic interest’s social media activity after communication ended, while 58% said that visibility made it more difficult to move on emotionally. For example, let’s say you’ve stopped texting…...