Early results revealed this technology has simplified ordering and helped free up employees to enhance the customer ...

A mazon dropped the Kindle Colorsoft, its first e-reader with a color screen, last fall, and you'd be forgiven for thinking that they were the first company to crack the concept: ...

Lights On has secured international sales rights to “Ariel,” the latest feature from acclaimed Galician director Lois Patiño, whose previous work “Samsara” tripped out audiences at the ...

Paris-based Be For Films has acquired international sales rights to Marie-Helene Roux’s completed drama Muganga, starring Isaach De Bankolé and Vincent Macaigne, ahead of the European Film Market.

Lidl has announced that it will become the first national supermarket to introduce the Pennies digital micro-donation system in its stores. The system allows customers to donate up to 30p per ...

Both Shutesbury and Hadley are being recognized as Digital Inclusion Trailblazers by the National Digital Inclusion Alliance for their efforts to close the digital divide for residents by providing ...

President Biden’s EPA chief, Michael Regan, dismissed several Trump appointees to the boards, including Louis Anthony “Tony” Cox Jr., whose research into soot pollution allegedly used ...

EXCLUSIVE: Pulsar Content has board worldwide sales on U.S. directorial duo Justin Powell and David Charbonier’s horror feature Push for a European Film Market rollout next month. The deal was ...

Under City Council authority, the Public Appointments Secretariat of the City Clerk’s Office manages the recruitment process for appointing public members to the Arena Boards, which includes ...

NotaryCam achieved key state approvals in South Dakota and California, paving the way for expanded digital notarization capabilities nationwide. This growth enabled the company to onboard more ...

VAN WERT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE SHERIFF THOMAS M. RIGGENBACH DAILY ACTIVITY LOG Saturday, January 25, 2025 12:16 a.m. – Deputies responded to a report of… ...

Sky News host Liz Storer says the EU has decided to make the Digital Services Act “worse” under renewed guidelines. “Goodness me they have doubled down,” Ms Storer said.