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Nicolás Maduro is the authoritarian leader of Venezuela. Last weekend, he declared himself the winner of that country's presidential election—an outcome that is highly disputed; the Carter Center lambasted the Maduro regime's lack of transparency and said the process "cannot be considered democratic." Thousands of Venezuelans have taken to the streets in protest. In response, the government has implemented a crackdown, killing at least 16 people and detaining a thousand more. Such behavior is entirely characteristic of Maduro, an outlaw who has faced credible accusations of drug trafficking, p...
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Elena Ferrante is one of the most acclaimed authors in the world. Yet, interviews with her are nearly impossible to find, as she (or he or they) maintains an extremely low-key profile to keep her identity secret. To this day, readers do not know who Ferrante truly is. What they do know, however, is that she is making history. “In the area where narcissism is overwhelmingly present, Elena Ferrante has decided to erase her ego,” Enrica Ferrara, scholar in Italian literature at Trinity College Dublin and novelist tells Euronews Culture about the Italian writer Ferrante. Earlier this month, The Ne...
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A German court has dismissed a legal case raised by the New York Times over the trademark of the puzzle Wordle. The American news outlet wants Stefan Heine, a puzzle maker based in the German city of Hamburg, to stop using the name for his own game. On February 1 2022, Heine secured the German rights to Wordle - the same day as the NY Times. German courts ruled that the media outlet had no prior rights to the name, and that the claims brought by both parties couldn't be proven. It notably disputed the NY Times' argument that Heine had registered the trademark to keep the American firm out of t...
Euronews (English)
A German court on Thursday dismissed legal action by the New York Times Company claiming the term "Wordle" as a protected trademark. The US publisher had brought the action against Stefan Heine, a marketer of puzzles based in Hamburg, who secured the German rights on the same day, February 1, 2022. The New York Times had no prior rights to the name, and neither owner of the name could justify claims against the other, the court ruled. It also did not accept the argument that Heine had registered the name to keep the New York Times out of the German market, as alleged by the company and denied ...
DPA International
A German court on Thursday dismissed legal action by the New York Times Company claiming the term "Wordle" as a protected trademark. The US publisher had brought the action against Stefan Heine, a marketer of puzzles based in Hamburg, who secured the German rights on the same day, February 1, 2022. The New York Times had no prior rights to the name, and neither owner of the name could justify claims against the other, the court ruled. It also did not accept the argument that Heine had registered the name to keep the New York Times out of the German market, as alleged by the company and denied ...
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A German court on Thursday dismissed legal action by the New York Times Company claiming the term "Wordle" as a protected trademark. The US publisher had brought the action against Stefan Heine, a marketer of puzzles based in Hamburg, who secured the German rights on the same day, February 1, 2022. The New York Times had no prior rights to the name, and neither owner of the name could justify claims against the other, the court ruled. It also did not accept the argument that Heine had registered the name to keep the New York Times out of the German market, as alleged by the company and denied ...
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This week's guest is Andy Mills, the co-creator of Reflector, a new documentary podcast. Reflector's early episodes delve into controversial treatments for alcoholism and the free speech implications of the trial of rapper Young Thug, whose lyrics are being used by prosecutors to build a RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) case. Mills is a legend in podcasting circles. He helped create The New York Times podcast The Daily, one of the most listened-to shows on the planet, and he produced the wildly popular and controversial The Witch Trials of J.K. Rowling for The Free Pre...
Reason
Future security systems will become faster and more reliable as the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies becomes more prominent in physical security applications and other digital-native tools. Until recently, many individuals, including business leaders and security industry experts, have been comfortable relying on legacy systems for their protection and digital guarding needs. However, this is fast becoming a dying trend as the world around them and us is rapidly changing, and so are our security needs. Advancements in AI-powered technology, along with Machine Learning (ML)...
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By Hazel Gandhi
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Former Trump lawyer and adviser Rudy Giuliani denied reports that he has a drinking problem following a New York Times report chronicling his excessive drinking habits over decades. During a press conference in Concord, New Hampshire, Giuliani addressed the report, “I do not have an alcohol problem. I have never had an alcohol problem,” he said. “[If] I have an alcohol problem, I should be in the Guinness Book of World Records. Nobody could have achieved that if they did [have a drinking problem]. … I was working 24 hours a day. It’s a big damn lie,” Giuliani added. Giuliani was talking to re...
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