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Jagmeet Singh of OSFY speaks with TechBlue founder Vik Tara to understand his views on the Indian open source space.
Narro Reading of ‘India will be the biggest powerhouse for open source in the world’
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Narro Reading of How to Worry Productively
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Worrying is part of life. According to a new analysis, 38 percent of us worry about something every day—which honestly seems low. With a small tweak, though, you can turn your worries into a productive way to solve problems.
Narro Reading of Google Admits Brand Safety Is a Global Problem
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Google apologizes for the brand safety issues and admits that it’s a global problem
Narro Reading of If You Want To Stay Safe Online, Here’s What You Need To Do
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Taking that extra second to think before posting an Instagram photo can make all the difference in your safety. Here’s how to stay protected online.
Narro Reading of The Millennial Mystique
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The Millennial Mystique – 03/17/2017
Narro Reading of The Pope’s Social Media Guru Tells All
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Though resistant at first, the Vatican now has a savvy social media strategy that draws inspiration from The Onion, among other sources.
Narro Reading of A Brief History of Blockchain
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Many of the technologies we now take for granted were quiet revolutions in their…
Narro Reading of What Is the Dark Web? Definition and Examples
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Confusion over what the dark web is shouldn’t be a barrier to defenders realizing the benefits of information gathered from these anonymous communities.
Narro Reading of What Is the Dark Web? Definition and Examples
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Confusion over what the dark web is shouldn’t be a barrier to defenders realizing the benefits of information gathered from these anonymous communities.
Narro Reading of ‘Artificial intelligence is the next big thing’
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Spencer Kelly, presenter of the BBC’s Click technology programme, discusses Indian jugaad, South Korea’s jellyfish-hunting robots, and how self-driving cars are the future
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