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Very much in line with FIFA and its RTB tokens. Gianni would be proud.

Un periodista obsesionado con reliquias nazis, un falsificador con talento y una revista alemana convencida de haber hecho el hallazgo del siglo. Así se fabricaron los Diarios de Hitler, la estafa más delirante de la historia editorial.
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Forget diplomatic niceties: it's beyond time Europe denounced Trump's trashing of democracy in the US | Paul Taylor The convention to stay out of allies’ internal affairs does not apply. What happens in America does not stay in America, says Paul Taylor of the European Policy Centre

Forget diplomatic niceties: it's beyond time Europe denounced Trump's trashing of democracy in the US | Paul Taylor

De YouTube a Instagram. Los algoritmos que te idiotizan, te roban o fomentan la prostitución y el juego. Artículo elaborado para su lectura por parte de Óscar López, Ernest Urtasun, Ana Redondo y Pabl... Hay un experimento que se lleva realizando desde hace más de una década. Se realiza sin consentimiento, sin grupo de control y sin ética: entregamos un telé

«Lo que empezó como una promesa de acceso ilimitado al conocimiento ha terminado siendo una fábrica de impulsos, el robo a gran escala a los creadores y la colonización definitiva de la mente por parte del capital tecnológico»

Felicitaciones, María Corina Machado, por recibir el Premio Nobel de la Paz.

This award honours not only your courage and conviction.

But every voice that refuses to be silenced. In Venezuela and across the world.

Nobel peace prize 2025 live: María Corina Machado wins for work promoting democratic rights in Venezuela US president had been conducting campaign to influence prize committee

Nobel peace prize 2025 live: María Corina Machado wins for work promoting democratic rights in Venezuela

Zuckerberg hailed AI ‘superintelligence’. Then his smart glasses failed on stage | Matthew Cantor The Meta CEO fumbled a demo of his AI Ray-Bans, giving us hope that the robots might be too dumb to take over

Zuckerberg hailed AI ‘superintelligence’. Then his smart glasses failed on stage | Matthew Cantor

More than a narcissist’s rant, Trump’s UN address marked a disturbing turn towards a new world order | Julianne Schultz Behind the US president’s speech lay the long-term logic of neoliberalism: winners and losers, racialism and a crude, exclusionary nationalism Eleanor Roosevelt, Doc Evatt, Jessie Street, Dag Hammarskjöld and the other founders of the United Nations must be spinning in their graves. No one who believes that the world could be a better place thinks that the UN is perfect, but the language the US president used in his address to the general assembly offered no hope. Continue reading...

More than a narcissist’s rant, Trump’s UN address marked a disturbing turn towards a new world order | Julianne Schultz

This is an international crime intentionally committed now for the third time. We need a presidential crimes commission to investigate all of this when Democrats retake control of government.

El grunge fue mucho más que un estilo musical: reflejo de una generación atormentada, hoy sobrevive entre la nostalgia, la memoria de Nirvana y el legado luminoso de Dave Grohl.
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Big tech is a weapon of mass destruction to democracy. Here are three ways Australia can fight back | Maria Ressa You have time that other countries have squandered. You can be leaders in building the information infrastructure humanity needs I became a journalist because information is power, and right now we are living through an information armaggedon. Facts are under assault. Truth is being murdered. The casualty? Trust … making it impossible to govern. Only dictatorships thrive when there’s no trust. And here are the three sentences I’ve said over and over since 2016 when I first said it in Silicon Valley, backed by data and hard-fought experience. Without facts, you can’t have truth. Without truth, you can’t have trust. Without trust, we have no shared reality. Continue reading...

Big tech is a weapon of mass destruction to democracy. Here are three ways Australia can fight back | Maria Ressa

The A.I.-Profits Drought and the Lessons of History Like the steam engine, electricity, and computers, generative artificial intelligence could take longer than expected to transform the economy.

Companies have invested billions of dollars into A.I. tools that promise to increase productivity, and, by extension, profits. But why are so many organizations seeing zero return?

Fleeing Maduro then Trump, Venezuelans seek refuge in Spain For the first time, Venezuelans were the largest group applying for asylum in the EU.

For years, the U.S. was a haven for Venezuelans fleeing President Nicolas Maduro's leftist government, but in President Trump's second term many are being branded criminals and forced to seek refuge elsewhere.

There's a word for the EU's inaction over Gaza: racism | Shada Islam Europe frames the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza as a humanitarian crisis rather than a deliberate political choice. There will be a moral reckoning, says Shada Islam, a commentator on EU affairs

There's a word for the EU's inaction over Gaza: racism | Shada Islam

Somebody on LinkedIn said what we're all thinking.

#nowreading 'Inverting the Pyramid' by @jonawils.bsky.social
I was familiar with his work in The Guardian, but haven't read one of his books yet. I'm still on chapter one, and find it very interesting and extremely well researched. Of course, I didn't expect any less from this legend.
#footballreads

Highly recommended reading. Very interesting story about @fcstpauli.com and its philosophy. The epilogue –titled 'Against modern football'– is a fantastic essay about the commercialisation of football.

#footballreads

A question of intent On Israel and Gaza.

Former supreme court justice Jonathan Sumption in the New Statesman: Israel's conduct in Gaza is a war crime www.newstatesman.com/world/middle...

"Su dictadura no versa sobre leyes sino emociones. Gobierna donde más vulnerables somos: en el deseo de mirar.

Y lo miramos.

No por fe. Ni por miedo. Lo miramos por costumbre. Por morbo. Por reflejo."

"Infan-tacos" 🤣🤣🤣

Trump Has Completely Wrecked America's Brand In Canada, crossing over to America is not just taboo now — it’s a kind of betrayal, even borderline treasonous.

"Donald Trump has wrecked America’s brand. He’s made crossing over from Canada a betrayal, bordering on treason, while turning the U.S. into a laughingstock around the globe." @rollingstone.com
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"Do I dislike this thing because it is shit, or do I think it is shit because it is new and I am old?" 🤔

Socceroos taken from brink of disaster to automatic World Cup 2026 qualification | Joey Lynch Tony Popovic was brought in to stabilise a campaign teetering on the edge, and with five wins and three draws since taking over, the coach has delivered What had once looked fanciful has now become a reality: the Socceroos have qualified automatically for the 2026 World Cup. For the first time in over a decade there will be no playoff heroics required, no ice cold hat-trick from Mile Jedinak or shootout dancing from Andrew Redmayne. After a 1-0 win over Japan in Perth and a 2-1 win against Saudi Arabia in Jeddah, Tony Popovic’s team have done it the easy way, joining Iran, Uzbekistan, South Korea, Jordan, and Japan from Asian qualifying in North America next year. Had this scenario been presented when the draw for this phase of qualification was made, few would have believed it. Not just because Australian football has bred its own unique brand of cynicism over the years, but also because the last two times Australia’s men had been sorted into a group with Japan and the Saudis, they had been forced to settle for third place and further playoffs. There would have been even fewer believers to be found in the months that followed, when a loss to Bahrain and a draw with Indonesia marked a winless opening window, the departure of Graham Arnold and the hiring of Tony Popovic with just weeks to prepare for fixtures against China and Japan. Continue reading...

Socceroos taken from brink of disaster to automatic World Cup 2026 qualification | Joey Lynch

"Life is hard enough, especially if you're emotionally invested in Australian football. Nights like this, which you may only get 10 or so in a lifetime, are needed to fill the soul and remind you of why you keep coming back to the game." 🥹

Compare the courage of Greta Thunberg’s Gaza aid mission with the inaction and complicity of western governments | Owen Jones The Madleen is no ‘selfie yacht’. It is a symbol of human compassion in a world that has decided to look away, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

Compare the courage of Greta Thunberg’s Gaza aid mission with the inaction and complicity of western governments | Owen Jones

What really worries me is that I get the feeling that Japan seems to be just going with the motion. Like they're not trying all that hard, and if they really wanted to, they could be easily 2-0 already 😓
#AUSvJPN

This is probably one of the most boring games I've ever watched. And I'm from Venezuela!
#AUSvJPN

Qué hacer cuando nadie nos busca Durante los primeros cinco meses de 2025, la versión digital de Jot Down ha perdido un 35,8 % de sus lectores. Las sesiones han bajado un 40,5 %, las pági

«No somos IA, ni somos plataforma. No somos virales, ni somos bots. Somos lo que queda entre los algoritmos y los seres humanos. Esa debilidad es también la razón por la que importamos» por
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Football Australia get right coach in Joe Montemurro, but why did it take so long? | Joey Lynch Judgment on the new Matildas coach will be immediate following 10 months of uncertainty, but a true picture of his tenure won’t emerge for years The appointment of Joe Montemurro as Tony Gustavsson’s full-time successor on Monday ended a protracted, near year-long search that began when the Swede’s contract expired following the Paris Olympics. Eventually, Football Australia got their man. And given the contradictory task that awaits the incoming coach, they probably couldn’t have done better. As inevitable as it is to be forgotten in the hullabaloo as next year’s Asian Cup approaches, Montemurro’s tenure will be defined by significantly different expectations and circumstances than those faced by his predecessor. While Gustavsson was, in the words of outgoing chief executive James Johnson, a “tournament coach” recruited to guide a golden generation to tournament success, the landscape greeting Montemurro has shifted. He inherits a team that has simultaneously had base expectations elevated by gilded heroes, many of whom are still in place but with the soil of generational change needing to be tilled. It’s a role in which judgment will be immediate, but a true picture of his tenure won’t emerge for years. Continue reading...

Football Australia get right coach in Joe Montemurro, but why did it take so long? | Joey Lynch