‘Jobs will be next’: TV ad slump prompts more fear among staff
As TV faces worst decline in ad revenue in 15 years, drought is forcing broadcasters to embrace streaming to bridge income gap
‘It can only be good’: Elvis tribute acts embrace the hologram Presley
Acts gathering in Birmingham for Elvis championships welcome forthcoming hi-tech concert experience
‘I am so tired’: YouTuber Tom Scott ends Things You Might Not Know
British influencer posted a weekly video for 10 years, about everything from pegasus crossings to the National Grid
A girl was allegedly raped in the metaverse. Is this the beginning of a dark new future?
British police are investigating the case of a minor who was allegedly subjected to a virtual gang rape. Expect more cases
‘I feel I’m addicted’: readers on their relationships with their phones
Many feel unhappy with their dependence on their cellphone, a wide-ranging Guardian project has found, but some insist not all screen time is equal
Over-70s are UK’s most online adults after twentysomethings, survey shows
ONS data also reveals working mothers spend on average an hour and a quarter more a day on household chores than male partners
Why are self-driving cars exempt from traffic tickets in San Francisco?
Laws in California have yet to catch up to autonomous vehicles, even though hundreds are already on the road
Steve Borthwick condemns ‘appalling’ online abuse driving people out of rugby
Steve Borthwick has condemned the online vitriol that has crept into rugby and forced the likes of Owen Farrell to step away from the international game
Mark Cuban hits back after Elon Musk criticizes business diversity initiatives
Entrepreneur says DEI initiatives benefit companies after Musk called them ‘just another word for racism’
Asic faces questions over failure to warn consumers about HyperVerse crypto scheme
Assistant treasurer Stephen Jones says concerns should have been raised about scheme that appeared to be selling ‘worthless investment products’
From HumanForest to BrewDog: five firms to watch in a time of turbulence
As AI and tech make their presence felt, new companies are emerging and older ones are adapting
Best podcasts of the week: The mysterious tale of the officer and the socialite
In this week’s newsletter: A killing in Belize which seems to implicate a British aristocrat takes a strange turn in White Devil. Plus: five of the best podcasts to get you through the dark days of winter
AI Elvis not the first hologram star to shake his moves on stage
From Abba to Tupac Shakur, more and more deceased or ageing stars are being brought back to their former glory thanks to AI
Oklahoma 13-year-old believed to be first person ever to beat Tetris
Previously only bots and AI had got game to its ‘kill screen’ but Willis Gibson managed to get game to freeze with score 999999
Carol Vorderman hits out at Shaun Bailey’s ‘sexist’ comments about her
Tory ex-mayoral candidate said photos of broadcaster’s ‘bum and boobs’ undermined political credibility