🚀 Get ready for a whole new chapter in Moon adventures. 🎧 download our Artemis II podcast for the journey from launch to splashdown https://t.co/7tULSfFppb

As people head towards the moon again, I’ll post a link to my article about the lost video from the first moon landing … https://t.co/iLaikqc6RX

We all know the challenges of dreaming up fitting straplines. News just in from Auckland…

Penguin Random House sued OpenAI today for alleged copyright infringement. They say ChatGPT generated text and images “virtually indistinguishable from” one of their children’s books. The side by side comparison is quite something https://t.co/CO3vCqXnff

Miles Davis - So What -1959 #Jazz Four weeks after first recording “So What,” on April 2nd, 1959, Miles Davis’s band recorded the song again in a Manhattan TV studio. Shot for a thirty-minute episode of CBS’s short-lived Roy Herridge Theater series, the footage aired as The

Do any broadcasting history people here have a clue what the BBC job abbreviation "A.A. East S." might mean? It's not from Norwich, so I doubt it's "Assistant Administrator, East, Sound", nice as that would be! It's also from spring 1956, so a smidge too early for Norwich anyway

Watched The Pitt last night through @Now. Anyone else find that the subtitles seemed to be for a different programme?

In the March 2026 update of the Oxford English Dictionary, we are now providing multiple audio pronunciations for some British and U.S. transcriptions, featuring linking r and intrusive r. Learn more about this latest feature on #OED: https://t.co/enTzSNqEOv #pronunciation

Art by Roberto López

[Guest Post] Music to my ears: Copyright protection of iconic guitars and other works of applied art

Fantastic news in the UK today - the government has apparently ditched its plan to force creatives to 'opt out' if they don't want AI companies training on their life's work. The opt-out proposal was unfair and unworkable. Many couldn't realistically have opted out at all, and

Session data is now available for 43 recordings that Wireless Symphony Orchestra, under the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and its director of music Percy Pitt, made for Columbia from 1924-28. See the link below. https://t.co/yDVefG7RVi

A fascinating piece here about Melvyn Bragg … but check out the piece below, about a lady dealing both antiques and espionage in 1960s Brighton lanes.

🚨WHAT A BUNCH of zeros. Might that change next week when the UK government finally explains its stance on AI and copyright? Full story on what we can expect in Charting Gen AI's Weekly Newsletter. Do subscribe! https://t.co/NNDLJW7KNi

I graduated with a degree in anxiety Reading this is not easy. But please read it. And share the voice of Afghan women. "When the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, I was in 12th grade. It was my final year of school — the year I was supposed to prepare for university, for my

Morning all, a quick question...do any of you have their own Patreon page? If so, does it work OK, easy to use? I'm thinking of starting a subscription page for my old motorsport films and TV programmes...

Time flies quick as an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana. #WordleWonderLeague #Wordle #WordleBuddies #Wordle1727 Streak: 245 Max Streak: 265 ∆∆∆∆∆ -> GROUCHO Wordle 1,727 3/6 ⬜⬜⬜🟨🟨 🟩🟨🟩⬜⬜ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

Is authorship inherently anthropocentric? Thaler, human authorship and the contracts quietly filling the gap

How nuance and complexity in debate are being replaced by “you’re with us or against us” arguments @NickyAACampbell puts it very nicely

Remember the problems overseas users have booking GWR's Night Riviera? - https://t.co/d7qAKCUjlV now revamped; - 1 Canadian reports success with a Canadian credit card; - But 2 U.S. travellers each report '500 Internal Server Error' even before payment stage. Any ideas, anyone?