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发布日期: 2024年10月31日
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Lebanon says Israel’s killing of 3 journalists a ‘war crime’

Lebanon’s Information Minister Ziad Makary accused Israel on Friday of intentionally targeting journalists in a strike on the country’s south that killed three journalists, which he described as a “war crime.”

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New study on Saudi online ad-viewing habits released

International advertising group Dentsu has released the results of a new study of the habits of Saudi Arabia and other consumers across five social media platforms including YouTube, Instagram and Snapchat.

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CNN issues apology after panelist’s ‘terrorist’ remark directed at Mehdi Hasan

CNN issued an apology after a panelist on its program suggested that fellow guest Mehdi Hasan was a “terrorist.”

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Veteran editor Othman Al Omeir honored at UK Parliament

Celebrated journalist and editor Othman Al Omeir was awarded the Legacy of Change Medal by the Parliamentary Society for Arts last week.

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Report: Washington Post loses more than 200,000 subscriptions following non-endorsement

More than 200,000 people have canceled subscriptions to The Washington Post since the newspaper announced its decision last week not to endorse a candidate for president, a published report said Monday.

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Google urged to step up efforts to demonetize climate falsehoods

Civil society groups implored Google on Thursday to rigorously enforce its policy to demonetize environmental disinformation, saying ads placed alongside climate denial content persistently popped up despite the tech titan’s pledge to crack down.

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Lebanese daily Annahar wins ‘Brave Brand’ award for second year running

Lebanese daily newspaper Annahar has been awarded the “Brave Brand” award by The Advertising Club of New York for the second consecutive year.

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Google reports strong growth driven by AI, cloud

San Francisco, Oct 29, 2024 (AFP) -Google's parent company Alphabet reported robust third-quarter results on Tuesday, with revenue climbing 15 percent year-over-year to $88.3 billion, powered by strong performance from its crucial advertising business and growth in cloud services.

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