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“I Want My MTV” is an anthem that still evokes strong memories and offers a valuable perspective to better understand the transformation of media and marketing today.
“I Want My MTV” is an anthem that still evokes strong memories and offers a valuable perspective to better understand the transformation of media and marketing today.
Tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes’ Sun Cable won the Australian government’s approval to build the first phase of the $20 billion undersea cable that will deliver solar-generated electricity from Darwin to Singapore.
Eight new or new-to-Victoria venture capital firms have received $300,000 from LaunchVic. The goal is for the VCs to turn that $2.4 million into $300 million in funding for Victorian startups and founders.
The South Australian government’s ‘Kanyini’ satellite is now in orbit, having launched on a SpaceX mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.
WeightWatchers’ bold gamble: CEO Sistani fuses AI, GLP-1 drugs, and 60 years of trust into a revolutionary health tech platform to conquer the $377B weight loss market.
A deadlier form of mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, has been spreading across Africa, sparking fears of a more dangerous pandemic than when the virus spread globally in 2022.
Five-star accommodation, a pool, tennis court, sauna and fully kitted-out gym sound like the beginnings of a great getaway. And to some extent, luxury rehab facility Highlands Recovery in New South Wales is a getaway. But, as CEO Cameron Francis tells Forbes, it’s a lot more than that.
Scientists found evidence of enough liquid water to cover the whole of Mars with an ocean around a mile deep that Berkeley researcher Michael Manga said “should, in principle, be able to sustain life.”
The first Black woman to direct a $100 million-grossing film is shunning the Hollywood studios and their rules – and turning to philanthropists like Melinda French Gates.
Wojcicki was a Silicon Valley pioneer, becoming Google’s first marketing manager in its early days and YouTube CEO in 2014.