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29Jan/23

Intuit Mailchimp Launches Campaign Manager and Webhooks

January 29, 2023BusinessAtlanta, Brand management, Credit Karma, Customer experience, Digital marketing, Email marketing, Intuit, Jon Fasoli, Kate Arora, Mailchimp, Market economics), Marketing, Marketing automation, Multichannel marketing, Online advertising, Personalized marketing, Tigrilla Gardenia, TikTok, Touchpointadmin

ATLANTA–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Today, Intuit Mailchimp (Nasdaq: INTU), the global leader in email marketing and automation*, is launching Campaign Manager, a new way for marketers to plan, execute, and track their marketing campaigns across multiple channels—like email, text messaging, social media ads, and direct mail—and view how their campaign is performing in one calendar view. Campaign Manager will be available to Mailchimp customers with Standard and Premium plans worldwide on January 25th. Continue reading →

27Jan/23

ChatGPT: why education should embrace the AI chatbot, not shun it

January 27, 2023InnovationArticles, Brian Lucey, Chatbot, ChatGPT, Creative Commons, Knowledge, Michael Dowling, Research, Science, Scientific method, SHUTTERSTOCK, United Statesadmin

Brian Lucey, Trinity College Dublin and Michael Dowling, Dublin City University

Just under two months ago, the US artificial intelligence company OpenAI introduced a program called ChatGPT. Essentially an advanced chatbot, it has been the subject of much debate.

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27Jan/23

106 institutions to deliver soft skills training in VR through Bodyswaps and Meta Immersive Learning grant

January 27, 2023InternetImmersive theater, Interactive mediaadmin

Bodyswaps, together with Meta Immersive Learning, has announced the final list of higher and further education institutions to participate in their Immersive Learning Pilot Programme. Continue reading

27Jan/23

The spy clause and the end of anonymity

January 27, 2023SecurityAnonymity, Canada, China, Computer networking, Computing, Cryptography, David Kaye, Digital technology, Hamilton, Human rights, Instant messaging, Internet privacy, Iran, Manchester, Mathew Ryder, Phil Bradley-, Rebecca Mackinnon, Russia, Samuel Woodhams Digital, Social networking services, Terms of service, Thomson Reuters Foundation, United Kingdom, Virtual private network, WhatsAppadmin

By Samuel Woodhams | Digital rights researcher and journalist

The long, turbulent history of UK’s Online Safety Bill can be traced back to 2017, with the publication of the Internet Safety Strategy green paper. Since then, the proposed legislation has gone through endless revisions, been delayed and, at times, looked like it might be dropped entirely. Continue reading →

26Jan/23

Pompeii’s House of the Vettii reopens: a reminder that Roman sexuality was far more complex than simply gay or straight

January 26, 2023Human InterestAncient Roman art, Craig Williams, Creative Commons, Culture, Deities, House of the Vettii, Human sexuality, I Modi, João Florêncio, Karl Otfried Müller, Phallus, Pompeii, Priapists, Priapus, Rome, Secret Museum, Naples, Sexuality in ancient Romeadmin

João Florêncio, University of Exeter

As Pompeii’s House of the Vettii finally reopens after a long process of restoration, news outlets appear to be struggling with how to report on the Roman sex cultures so well recorded in the ruins of the city.

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24Jan/23

Researchers from University of Birmingham, U.K., show novel adaptation for existing furnaces could reduce steelmaking emissions by 90%

January 24, 2023EnvironmentBlast furnace, Building materials, Carbon dioxide, Chemistry, Furnace, Industrial furnaces, Industrial processes, Industrial Revolution, Physical sciences, Smelting, Steel, Steelmaking, United Kingdomadmin

Researchers from the University of Birmingham, U.K., have designed a novel adaptation for existing iron and steel furnaces that could reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from the steelmaking industry by nearly 90%.

This radical reduction is achieved through a ‘closed loop’ carbon recycling system, which could replace 90% of the coke typically used in current blast furnace-basic oxygen furnace systems and produces oxygen as a biproduct. Continue reading

24Jan/23

Introducing TAE Power Solutions, a power management spin-off company from fusion energy leader TAE Technologies

January 24, 2023InnovationArticles, Electric power distribution, Energy, Energy conversion, Energy storage, Energy technology, Renewable energy, Tae, Variable renewable energyadmin

TAE Technologies, the world’s largest private fusion energy company, today announces the formation of a new subsidiary, TAE Power Solutions.
Spun out from TAE Technologies, TAE Power Solutions intends to deliver a first-of-its-kind technology to fundamentally improve the reliability, efficiency, longevity, and affordability of electric-powered products, from vehicles to renewable energy storage. The proprietary technology platform is derived from fusion research, and is a foundational step toward mass onboarding of electric vehicles and deployment of intermittent renewable energy as dispatchable power. Continue reading

24Jan/23

Prince Harry is wrong: unconscious bias is not different to racism

January 24, 2023Human InterestAcademic disciplines, Anthony Greenwald, Articles, Bias, Brian Nosek, Creative Commons, Discrimination, Harry, Hatred, Implicit-association test, Institutional racism, Keir Starmer, Mahzarin Banaji, Meghan Tinsley, Psychological testing, Psychology, Racism, Social psychology, Tom Bradby, United Kingdom, United Statesadmin

Meghan Tinsley, University of Manchester

When Prince Harry sat down with ITV journalist Tom Bradby for a conversation about his marriage, his estrangement from the royal family and his tell-all memoir, Spare, one particular segment stood out. Bradby said that Harry had accused some members of his family of racism, but Harry shook his head firmly.

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21Jan/23