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Sky slates original docs from BBC Studios, Minnow Films, Raw Just over a year after the launch of Sky Documentaries, Comcast-owned British broadcaster Sky has slated five original factual features set to air in late 2021 or throughout 2022.
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Just over a year after the launch of Sky Documentaries, Comcast-owned British broadcaster Sky has slated five original factual features set to air in late 2021 or throughout 2022.
The new Sky Original commissions join a raft of factual programming heading to Sky Documentaries, including a forensic look at newly discovered footage from the Chernobyl disaster in Chernobyl ’86; a 90-minute feature documentary chronicling the biography of world-famous cosmologist Stephen Hawking in
Employers reveal their seven best job interview tips and what they look for in a candidate
Business leaders have revealed what they look for in candidates applying for job vacancies, from successful CV writing to facial expressions
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Hope is working with business leaders to help provide advice for successful job interviews (Image: Abel Mitja Varela)
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (CN) A federal judge indicated she is likely to let at least some invasion of privacy claims against Google proceed in a case where plaintiffs argue the technology company is allowing its Google Assistant product to record conversations even when it’s not activated.
“Your first theory is going to get through,” U.S. District Court Judge Beth Labson Freeman told the plaintiffs’ attorney Hayley Reynolds during a remote motion to dismiss hearing Thursday.
However, Labson Freeman also made it clear to plaintiffs that there remain significant hurdles to making a compelling case that Google willingly allowed its technology to record customers even while inactive and then sold the contents of those recordings to targeted advertisers.
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Last October, the White House released the National Action Plan to Combat Human Trafficking. The plan was motivated, in part, by a greater understanding of the pervasiveness of the crime. In 2019, 11,500 situations of human trafficking in the United States were identified through the National Human Trafficking Hotline, and the federal government estimates there are nearly 25 million victims globally.
This increasing awareness has also motivated MIT Lincoln Laboratory, a federally funded research and development center, to harness its technological expertise toward combating human trafficking.
In recent years, researchers in the Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief Systems Group have met with federal, state, and local agencies, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), and technology companies to understand the challenges in identifying, investigating, and prosecuting trafficking cases. In 2019, the tea