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Hotels Lost Metasearch. They Lost Mobile. AI Doesn’t Have to Be Next – By Adam Swart – Image Credit Lighthouse AI is reshaping how travelers discover hotels right now. A few months ago I was at Web Summit in Lisbon, soaking wet, ducking between stages in the rain. Inside, every panel was about AI. Big …
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News – Forbes Travel Guide Awards Forbes February, 11 2026 St. Regis Atlanta – Image Credit Marriott International Forbes Travel Guide has released its 2026 Star Awards, recognizing hotels, restaurants, spas, and cruise ships across more than 100 countries, including several first-time recipients and new destinations. Forbes Travel Guide has announced the recipients of …
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On Tuesday afternoon, as the lights dimmed and Ralph Lauren’s Fall/Winter 2026 show was about to begin on the day before the official start of New York Fashion Week, one late arrival triggered a flurry of reporters storming back to the step-and-repeat. Anne Hathaway had taken her seat, Rebecca Hall and Morgan Spector were there, …
Love was clearly in the air at Ralph Lauren’s fall 2026 fashion show at Jack Shainman Gallery on Feb. 10, with three different celebrity couples sitting front row. Dressed in a gorgeous black lace halter gown, Anne Hathaway was accompanied by husband Adam Shulman, while fellow actress Rebecca Hall — clad in head-to-toe white — arrived …
AI is turning culture into a production shortcut — faster, cheaper and, at times, familiar. But the Super Bowl is one of the last places where brands are reminded that cultural likeness is easy but shared experience is earned. This year’s game made that distinction clearer than ever. The ads that generated real reaction were not …
In the age of AI content, The Super Bowl felt old-fashioned Read More »
The peacock spider is a tiny Australian arachnid whose bristles are mostly shades of gray, but it can also flash a vibrant spectrum of colors to make itself more attractive. The new web-slinging detective series Spider-Noir has the same ability. The Nicolas Cage-starring TV show, which will air this spring on MGM+ and stream on …
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Key Takeaways Platforms like Facebook show how user-first systems can decay over time. Cory Doctorow calls this ‘enshittification,’ a cycle where platforms shift from serving user interests to serving stakeholder goals. AI may follow the same path. High compute costs and financial losses are pushing companies toward ads, paywalls, and ‘freemium’ features, weakening the free …
The Metropolitan Police’s rapid “unchecked” expansion of live facial-recognition (LFR) technology is taking place without clear legal authority and minimal public accountability, says Green London Assembly member Zoë Garbett in a call for the force to halt its deployments of the controversial technology. Made during an ongoing government consultation on a legal framework for the …
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Government indicates that there are 108 DWP prosecutions of subpostmasters that will be reviewed so far, but little progress has been made By Karl Flinders, Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA Published: 11 Feb 2026 15:55 The slow response from the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) to demands surrounding a review of its prosecutions …
Peer ‘disappointed’ that DWP review of subpostmaster prosecutions is still months away Read More »