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iHeartMedia teams up with Malcolm Gladwell’s Pushkin Industries to make more podcasts

Photo by Charley Gallay/Getty Images for Netflix iHeartMedia and Pushkin Industries, the podcasting company co-founded by author Malcolm Gladwell, are teaming up to make more podcasts. The companies announced a new, two-year partnership today, which involves iHeart selling all the ads for Pushkin’s ad-supported shows while also co-producing a new slate of shows. Pushkin, up

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SoftBank has removed three of its most senior executives, including Vision Fund head Rajeev Misra, from its board, amid calls to improve corporate governance (Financial Times)

{$inline_image} Financial Times: SoftBank has removed three of its most senior executives, including Vision Fund head Rajeev Misra, from its board, amid calls to improve corporate governance  —  Japanese conglomerate also books a $1.3bn loss on its Nasdaq trades over the summer  —  Japan’s SoftBank has culled three … SoftBank has removed three of its

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This VPN and password manager from Nord protects your web connection and passwords at over 70% off

TLDR: With The Essential Nord 2-Year Subscription Bundle, you’ll have complete VPN coverage and account password protection at more than 70 percent off. It’s tempting to think that cybercrime is only felt by companies and large organizations. The facts, however, don’t bear that out. Over 40 percent of all small businesses have suffered a cyberattack,

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This AI-driven appointment booker takes annoying scheduling out of your hands

TLDR: With the KarenApp Scheduling Software, you can let customers book appointments, receive reminders and even make payments, all automatically. If you’re a busy entrepreneur or a freelance professional, booking appointments can turn into a major headache. That’s because it isn’t just about scheduling an appointment. It’s about making sure you’ve included everyone that needs

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Raspberry Pi 400 review: functional $100 desktop PC that supports both Raspberry Pi OS and Ubuntu Desktop, but integrated keyboard is narrow and no 3.5mm jack (Jim Salter/Ars Technica)

Jim Salter / Ars Technica: Raspberry Pi 400 review: functional $100 desktop PC that supports both Raspberry Pi OS and Ubuntu Desktop, but integrated keyboard is narrow and no 3.5mm jack  —  The Pi 400 isn’t a powerful desktop PC—but it is a desktop PC, for $100 or less.  —  Late Friday afternoon … Raspberry

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