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TelevisaUnivision Posts Q2 Loss Despite Boost From Mexico World Cup Telecasts
Spanish-language media giant TelevisaUnivision reported a second-quarter net loss of more than $10 million, even as revenue jumped 10% thanks to advertising and licensing income tied to its rights to broadcast the FIFA World Cup in Mexico. The result underscores the continued financial strain facing the company, which was formed from the merger of Univision…
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One of the best modern platformers is back from the dead after being delisted on its only platform, escaping Netflix Games jail for good
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Tyler Creates New Shoes for Converse
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Rich Britons urge Burnham on wealth tax, Alphabet beats forecasts, Tesla profits slip
More than a hundred millionaires including Gary Lineker have called on PM Andy Burnham to raise taxes on wealth, as he rules out indyref2 talks with Swinney; elsewhere, Alphabet’s twelfth straight strong quarter contrasts with weaker Tesla profits.
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Google trials major Search changes to comply with EU fine
The European Commission has fined Google’s parent company Alphabet €890 million for two breaches of the Digital Markets Act, concerning preferential treatment of Google services in Search and restrictions on Android app payments. The decision matters because Google must alter major parts of its Search and Play Store policies within 60 days or risk further…
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People Are Getting Off to Porn About ICE Raids
Wired has reported on a niche network of pro-Trump accounts on X where users combine explicit pornographic content with support for ICE immigration raids and white nationalist rhetoric. The accounts frame white male dominance as a natural or biological order, using sexually charged posts and videos to promote “MAGA” ideology, sometimes referencing detention conditions or…
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Comcast Q2 Boosted by World Cup, Profits at Peacock
Comcast’s second-quarter results were lifted by World Cup coverage on its Telemundo network and by its Peacock streaming service, which turned a profit for the first time since launching in 2020. Despite these gains, the media and broadband giant reported a decline in overall profit compared with the same period last year, largely because the…
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US senator accuses Barclays of ‘failure’ to investigate ex-CEO’s ties to Epstein
US Senator Elizabeth Warren has accused Barclays of failing to properly investigate former chief executive Jes Staley’s ties to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, calling the bank’s handling of the matter into question. In a letter to Barclays chair Nigel Higgins, seen by the Guardian, Warren said it was “deeply unclear” how the…
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EU Hits Google With $1 Billion Fine Over Its Play App Store And Search
The European Union has fined Google €890 million (£1 billion) for allegedly using Google Play and its search engine to steer users towards its own services and apps, harming rivals. The decision is another major Brussels action against large technology companies and matters because it reinforces the EU’s effort to make digital platforms compete more…