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Libraries are facing difficulties in meeting the high demand for e-books and are advocating for new state laws to address issues with publishers.

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Whenever bestselling author Robin Cook releases a new medical thriller, the head of the public library in West Haven knows demand for digital copies will be high. So will the price. West Haven Library, like many others, is struggling with the increasing expense of e-books and audiobooks. The prices for these

. Reddit is planning to go public and offer shares for sale. Here’s the important information you should be aware of.

According to news sources, the popular online forum Reddit has recently announced its plans to go public, with an expected evaluation of up to $6.4 billion. The offering also makes Reddit one of the first online companies to offer shares to its contributors — the “Redditors” who comment on its boards and the moderators who

Here are some options for streaming this week: Taylor Swift’s latest performance, Justin Timberlake’s concert, new episodes of ‘Grey’s Anatomy’, and MLB The Show 24 game.

Season 20 of “Grey’s Anatomy” is set to premiere, and new albums by Justin Timberlake and Kacey Musgraves will soon be available to watch, listen to, or play on your device. Additionally, our team at The Associated Press recommends checking out these streaming options: “The Girls on the Bus,” a drama/comedy featuring Melissa Benoist about

According to Microsoft, they have not been able to rid themselves of Russian government hackers.

Microsoft announced on Friday that they are continuing their efforts to remove the highly skilled Russian state hackers who illegally accessed the email accounts of top executives in November. The company also reported that these hackers have been attempting to infiltrate customer networks using stolen access information. The foreign intelligence service SVR from Russia hacked

. The New York City Police Department is utilizing social media to specifically target individuals who criticize their actions. This raises concerns and apprehensions of its own.

The inaugural video for “NYPD: Most Wanted” was intended to be intimidating. To the beat of a loud background music, the montage switches between stock images and actual body-camera recordings of police raids. A fake firearm goes off and armed officers burst through a door, shouting at a sleeping man on a sofa. The announcement

OpenAI has ‘full confidence’ in CEO Sam Altman after investigation, reinstates him to board

After completing an external investigation into the company’s difficulties, OpenAI has announced that it is reaffirming its trust in CEO Sam Altman by reinstating him to its board of directors. The creator of ChatGPT has hired the law firm WilmerHale to investigate the reasons behind the sudden firing of Altman in November. After conducting an

In the secretive walls of a Chinese cyber warfare firm, a debaucherous atmosphere fueled by power, alcohol, and sexual activities.

The Chinese hacking company’s CEO believed that the large, luxurious hotel with a karaoke bar was the ideal location to host a Lunar New Year banquet and gain favor with government officials. However, their top deputy pointed out one issue. The deputy wrote, “Who is there? The girls are extremely unattractive.” The recent leak of

Can you reword this? Students are giving mixed feedback on the new digital format for SATs.

Starting this weekend, students across the United States will take the SAT on computers and tablets instead of pencils, marking a significant change from the traditional method that has been used for nearly a century since the test’s inception. It is a familiar territory for today’s generation of digital natives, but some are still getting

The House is making swift progress on a bill that would potentially ban TikTok in the United States.

A proposed legislation in the House has gained momentum, which may result in the popular video-sharing app TikTok becoming inaccessible in the US. This move comes after lawmakers raised concerns about the app’s potential to monitor and influence American users. The proposal received backing from House Speaker Mike Johnson and may soon be brought to

The Department of Justice increases attention on enforcing laws related to artificial intelligence and cautions of stricter punishments.

The US Department of Justice is increasing their attention on artificial intelligence, stating on Thursday that individuals and companies who intentionally misuse the technology for crimes such as price fixing, fraud, or market manipulation will face steeper penalties. The Justice Department will consider a company’s handling of AI risks whenever evaluating its compliance program, according

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Libraries are facing difficulties in meeting the high demand for e-books and are advocating for new state laws to address issues with publishers.

. Reddit is planning to go public and offer shares for sale. Here’s the important information you should be aware of.

Here are some options for streaming this week: Taylor Swift’s latest performance, Justin Timberlake’s concert, new episodes of ‘Grey’s Anatomy’, and MLB The Show 24 game.

According to Microsoft, they have not been able to rid themselves of Russian government hackers.

. The New York City Police Department is utilizing social media to specifically target individuals who criticize their actions. This raises concerns and apprehensions of its own.

OpenAI has ‘full confidence’ in CEO Sam Altman after investigation, reinstates him to board

In the secretive walls of a Chinese cyber warfare firm, a debaucherous atmosphere fueled by power, alcohol, and sexual activities.

Can you reword this? Students are giving mixed feedback on the new digital format for SATs.

The House is making swift progress on a bill that would potentially ban TikTok in the United States.

The Department of Justice increases attention on enforcing laws related to artificial intelligence and cautions of stricter punishments.