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Dubai schools tighten photography rules as parents told not to capture other students
Parents in Dubai are being reminded to think twice before taking photographs or videos on school premises, as private schools tighten guidance around the filming and sharing of images that may include other students. A recent circular issued to…
The best Christmas market cruises to book now
A Christmas market cruise can be a great way to prepare for the festive season and there is still time to secure a sailing this year. Many European cities welcome visitors from the end of November to taste local delicacies at food stalls, wander…
iPhone Duo shows what the future of smartphones could look like
Since the unveiling of iPhone Duo, the idea of all major interface navigation elements being accessible from your thumb has been really interesting. Apple re-invented the idea of smartphone navigation with the outer display on iPhone Duo, and now…
Moon-Like Madagascar - NASA Science
From an astronaut's perspective looking back at Earth, a patch of bright rock in arid southern Madagascar may appear out of place. But it wouldn't on the Moon. The igneous rock anorthosite, common on the Moon's surface, is visible from Earth with…
Pasture lives: the rebel cheesemakers preserving an Alpine tradition
My journey into the world of storico ribelle began with a shared passion for photography and the mountains. A close friend of mine lives in the Orobie Alps. He loves the mountains and the natural environment that surrounds him, and we share the…
Emily A. Sprague: Cyano
Anna Atkins, the 19th century botanist and photographer whose Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions is widely regarded as the first photographic book, made her images by placing algae directly onto paper coated with a light-sensitive…
Talent Agency Cosmic Opens London Office, Led by Gabrielle de Cevins
Cosmic Talents, which represents leading international heads of department, is opening a London office. It will be led by Gabrielle de Cevins, who joins Cosmic Talents as the agency's U.K.-based agent. De Cevins brings eight years of in-house…
Laguna Beach 'Karen' Hijacks Couple's Romantic Proposal As Confrontation Turns Ugly
A romantic proposal at a scenic Laguna Beach park took an ugly turn when a woman appeared to confront the Latino couple and tell them to “go back to Mexico.” The footage quickly went viral online, sparking outrage and an internet hunt…
Did Polaroid just make the most creative instant camera yet?
The Polaroid Mod is a new fully analogue instant camera with four creative shooting modes built into a dial around the lens. It can create split shots, double exposures, light paintings and motion-freeze images, with prices starting at…
Tributes pour in for award-winning photojournalist who died in tragic road crash
A top Irish press photographer who worked closely with the Irish Mirror and Irish Star has been tragically killed in a motorcycle accident. Tributes have been paid to Colin Keegan, 54, who had been travelling on his bike near Harlockstown, Co Meath…
Martin Freeman & Jim Broadbent Set For Annual BBC Festive Ghost Story
EXCLUSIVE: Two of Britain's top actors will pair up in the latest BBC Christmas ghost story special, The Bride's Chamber. Martin Freeman (The Hobbit, Sherlock) and Jim Broadbent (The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, Bridget Jones) will star in…
This is my biggest AirPods complaint, and it's not necessarily about the hardware
AirPods are one of Apple's most interesting products. The demand for them was largely invented by the fact that the company removed the headphone jack 10 years ago, and now most of us carry this almost magical pair of earbuds that do so much more…
Bayeux Tapestry changes after queue chaos and discrimination claim
The British Museum has made changes to address lengthy queues to see the Bayeux Tapestry. It comes as last week the museum was slammed after visitors who paid £50 for tickets were turned away halfway through the queue after being told the…
John Ternus is taking a more 'hands-on' role in Apple's design teams as CEO: report
Since Jony Ive's departure from Apple in 2019, the company hasn't had much of a true design lead. For a while, former COO Jeff Williams was in charge of design, until his departure last year. Since then, CEO John Ternus has taken a significant…
Why is Marc Marquez so serious?
The restraint Marc Marquez has shown while celebrating his last two sprint podiums has led many to wonder about the reason behind his serious expression. The explanation lies in his explicit desire to avoid sharp swings in his adrenaline levels…
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