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Google Arts website, the app is an example of the internet at its best

II’m not used to praising Google. For years, I’ve looked at the company dominating Internet search with equal parts admiration and hostility — admiration for its unique approach and “free” services, and hostility for the level of privacy those services actually cost. The other night, however, I came across something from Google that it’s hard …

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The Lac du Flambeau tribe plans to build its own internet service with a federal grant

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Residents of the Lac du Flambeau Band of the Chippewa Lake Superior Reservation have struggled with low internet speeds for years. So the tribal leaders took matters into their own hands. The tribe this year received a $25.6 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce. The tribe plans to use the funds to …

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Meet Ucon Creative, a VR training platform designer for education, jobs & martial arts

Meet Ucon Creative, a VR Training Platform Designer for Education, Jobs and Martial Arts

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Looking for online education opportunities for your child? Ucon Creative’s platform offers a wide range of Metaverse courses that they can access anytime, anywhere. Help students learn, wherever they are, with Ucon Creative’s metaverse educational programs: EduCore, Taekwon Master and JobTeacher. These platforms help bridge educational gaps around the world. Could your student benefit from …

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The College of Liberal Arts’ “Technical Ethics Video Series” explores the ethical leadership of emerging digital technologies

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West Lafayette, Ind. – Building on its initiative to create a model curriculum focused on professional ethics at the intersection of liberal arts and technology innovation, Purdue University College of Liberal Arts has released a series of videos exploring topics in the as part of the “Leading Ethically in the Age of AI and Big …

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Wisconsin could receive up to $1.2 billion to expand broadband coverage where service is lacking

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Government and industry stakeholders met Tuesday to discuss how Wisconsin can best spend up to $1.2 billion the state could receive on broadband internet expansion . The funding comes as approximately 1.3 million people in Wisconsin still cannot access or afford broadband service. Wisconsin could receive between $700 million and $1.2 billion in grants available …

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“La Terre, c’est nous” on view this month at the Cultural Arts Center

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Few artists are more resourceful than those dedicated to celebrating and protecting our planet. In “The Earth is Us: Forging a New Relationship,” on view through October 29 in the main gallery of the Priscilla R. Tyson Cultural Arts Center, 12 artists use recycled materials to create works that wow both in front of the …

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A guide to the Tom of Finland arts and culture festival in London

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The Tom of Finland Foundation’s annual event takes place in London and Los Angeles this weekend, featuring Jonathan Anderson, tattoos and a virtual reality tour of the artist’s house Over 65 years ago, Tom of Finland began displaying its now iconic erotic works in beef magazines, circumventing the strict laws that banned gay art at …

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What The Hell Happened: The Queen’s Death Breaks The Internet | Arts | The Harvard Crimson

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If you’re reading this, you survived Queen Elizabeth II. On September 8, Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-serving monarch, died at Balmoral Castle in Scotland. Reflections on her seven-decade reign ranged from cries of “good riddance” to hopes that she “rests in power”. Social media was dominated by posts mourning his passing, remembering his death, referencing …

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