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Google CEO Sundar Pichai Speaks on AI Bubble, Says No Company Is Immune: Report
Sundar Pichai has acknowledged rising concerns over an AI investment bubble, warning that no company, including Google, would be immune if it bursts. In an interview with the BBC, he compared current market behaviour to the dotcom era and noted elements of irrationality in today’s funding climate. Pichai also cautioned users against blindly trust...
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BBC Caught In Crossfire Of Polarised Political And Media Landscape: Report
Accused of being biased by some, defended as a champion of impartiality by others, the BBC is once again the subject of a thorny debate about the role of a publicly funded broadcaster in an increasingly polarised landscape.
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BBC Warns Of "Unprecedented" Challenge As Income Declines
The BBC said Monday its real income has fallen by £1 billion ($1.3 billion) a year compared to 2010 as it warned of "unprecedented" challenges to funding its content.
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BBC Cancels 'A Question Of Sport' Show Citing Funding Issues
The show debuted in 1970 with David Vine as the host, followed by David Coleman, Sue Barker, and the current host, Paddy McGuinness, who took over two years ago.
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Twitter Drops ‘Government-Funded,’ ‘State-Affiliated’ Labels From Media Accounts
Twitter dropped the "Government-funded" and "China state-affiliated" labels, which implies government involvement in editorial content, from the accounts of various global media organizations, their profiles showed on Friday.
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Elon Musk Modifies 'Government Funded Media' Label for CBC After Publisher Pauses Twitter Activity
Elon Musk on Monday changed the 'Government Funded Media' for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) after it stated that less than 70 percent of its funds were from the government. The CBC says it has paused activity on its corporate Twitter account and all CBC and Radio-Canada news-related accounts.
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UK To Freeze BBC Funding For 2 Years, Opposition Says "Cultural Vandalism"
Britain said on Monday it would freeze funding for the BBC for two years and begin a debate on whether a universal licence fee should continue in the modern television age, drawing opposition complaints of "cultural vandalism".
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BBC Boss Tony Hall To Step Down Amid Scrutiny Over Funding
Embattled BBC boss Tony Hall will step down in six months' time, he told staff on Monday, as the British broadcaster grapples with a damaging equal-pay ruling and scrutiny over funding.
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UK Minister Says Russia Isn't Funding Campaign For Elections
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party has not funded its election campaign with Russian money, security minister Brandon Lewis told the BBC on Sunday.
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3 Women Join BBC's List Of Its Top 10 Earners After Gender Pay Gap Row
The BBC said three women - Claudia Winkleman, Vanessa Feltz and Zoe Ball - had joined the list of its top 10 paid stars, a change the publicly funded British broadcaster said demonstrated the progress it was making in closing its gender pay gap.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai Speaks on AI Bubble, Says No Company Is Immune: Report
Sundar Pichai has acknowledged rising concerns over an AI investment bubble, warning that no company, including Google, would be immune if it bursts. In an interview with the BBC, he compared current market behaviour to the dotcom era and noted elements of irrationality in today’s funding climate. Pichai also cautioned users against blindly trust...
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BBC Caught In Crossfire Of Polarised Political And Media Landscape: Report
Accused of being biased by some, defended as a champion of impartiality by others, the BBC is once again the subject of a thorny debate about the role of a publicly funded broadcaster in an increasingly polarised landscape.
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BBC Warns Of "Unprecedented" Challenge As Income Declines
The BBC said Monday its real income has fallen by £1 billion ($1.3 billion) a year compared to 2010 as it warned of "unprecedented" challenges to funding its content.
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BBC Cancels 'A Question Of Sport' Show Citing Funding Issues
The show debuted in 1970 with David Vine as the host, followed by David Coleman, Sue Barker, and the current host, Paddy McGuinness, who took over two years ago.
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Twitter Drops ‘Government-Funded,’ ‘State-Affiliated’ Labels From Media Accounts
Twitter dropped the "Government-funded" and "China state-affiliated" labels, which implies government involvement in editorial content, from the accounts of various global media organizations, their profiles showed on Friday.
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Elon Musk Modifies 'Government Funded Media' Label for CBC After Publisher Pauses Twitter Activity
Elon Musk on Monday changed the 'Government Funded Media' for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) after it stated that less than 70 percent of its funds were from the government. The CBC says it has paused activity on its corporate Twitter account and all CBC and Radio-Canada news-related accounts.
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UK To Freeze BBC Funding For 2 Years, Opposition Says "Cultural Vandalism"
Britain said on Monday it would freeze funding for the BBC for two years and begin a debate on whether a universal licence fee should continue in the modern television age, drawing opposition complaints of "cultural vandalism".
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BBC Boss Tony Hall To Step Down Amid Scrutiny Over Funding
Embattled BBC boss Tony Hall will step down in six months' time, he told staff on Monday, as the British broadcaster grapples with a damaging equal-pay ruling and scrutiny over funding.
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UK Minister Says Russia Isn't Funding Campaign For Elections
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party has not funded its election campaign with Russian money, security minister Brandon Lewis told the BBC on Sunday.
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3 Women Join BBC's List Of Its Top 10 Earners After Gender Pay Gap Row
The BBC said three women - Claudia Winkleman, Vanessa Feltz and Zoe Ball - had joined the list of its top 10 paid stars, a change the publicly funded British broadcaster said demonstrated the progress it was making in closing its gender pay gap.
