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Shaping the Future of Prediction Markets with PredX's New Telegram Mini App

From the outside looking in, prediction markets can be viewed as novel financial entities that employ the idea of collective intelligence to forecast future events. This direction has also been able to garner the backing of notable crypto figures, including Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin. By aggregating diverse opinions on probable outcomes, these markets offer insights far beyond conventional polling or prediction methods, making them a critical tool for decision-making in finance, politics, and beyond.


Taylor Swift, Drake, and Other UMG Artists Return to TikTok Following New Agreement on Licensing and AI

Universal Music Group (UMG) and TikTok have resolved their recent dispute through a new licensing agreement...

Donald Trump Secures Another $1.6 Billion Worth of Shares in Trump Media

Former President Donald Trump has received another $1.6 billion worth of shares in Trump Media & Technology Group...

LinkedIn Enters The Gaming Industry With New Puzzle Games

LinkedIn has entered the gaming industry to boost user engagement and retention by launching three puzzle games—Pinpoint, Queens, and Crossclimb—available on desktop and mobile platforms...


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Aussie friends can now locate their mates using Facebook's Nearby Friends
Good news to Aussie Facebook lovers. Nearby Friends, a feature from Facebook can now be used by our mates in Down Under to locate their friends along the neighborhood or vice versa.
Twitter plans to revamp its 140-character limit
Twitter is planning some improvements to grow its users and encourage posts. One of the plans includes taking off the 140-character restrictions. Twitter management wants to revamp the micro-blogging
Google to install high-speed public Wi-Fi on 400 railway stations in India
Google will install public Wi-Fi across 400 railway stations in India. Reports say this would be the largest public Wi-Fi in the country and certainly one of the largest in the world.
Facebook announced 360-degree video support
Facebook introduces the 360-degree video. It is a new feature which will let you roll videos in any angle. The new feature will be accessible first on the web and Android devices.
Facebook to Make Money from Messenger
Facebook's new Messenger app has made it easier for businesses to have an organic connection with their customers, which could yet be another way for the giant social media platform to earn money.
Broadband spread in SA unplugs 'video on demand' biz
The massive expansion of fiber optic broadband (FOB) in Johannesburg and other up markets in South Africa is paving the way for video on demand (VoD) services. Many companies with offers of internet v
Brazil to host its own Internet high-speed exchange point away from the U.S. - Telebras
Brazil is to detach its internet connection with U.S., Telebras CEO Jorge Bittar said. A submarine cable with over 30 tbps will be installed from Lisbon to Fortaleza. This would boost Internet speed
Snapchat new update can be good for business
Snapchat just released the latest update of their product today. According to the announcement, the four years old company releases its first in-app purchase feature for their 'Replays' along with a n
Even Google is confused on how much value it adds to the UK economy
US tech giant Google may not be paying taxes to Britain, but according to its latest report, it is contributing a great deal to UK's economy through the digital revenue made by local businesses in tha
Pinterest reached 100 million users, will add 'Buyable Pins'
Pinterest announced it had reached 100 million monthly users this week. The company will include 'Buyable Pins' on the site soon. Tim Kendall, Pinterest Monetization GM, told Fortune that the startup
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