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Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle reportedly bought the domain for their controversial new Sussex website from a British tech businessman Neil Agate, The Sun has reported. According to the outlet, Agate, born in Sussex but currently resides in the US, registered the domain in 1995 and held on to it for almost 30 years until it was purchased by Prince Harry, 39, and Markle, 42, for an undisclosed amount.

SAG-AFTRA has fired a warning shot to casting websites that attempt to collect fees from actors who want to submit themselves for commercial casting.

Jordan Moreau Marvel’s “Deadpool 3” has resumed filming now that the SAG-AFTRA strike has ended, but several photos have leaked from set. Casting scoops and leaks are sometimes an unfortunate part of filming these big-budget superhero films — remember when Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire’s roles in “Spider-Man: No Way Home” leaked way ahead of the film’s release? — but “Deadpool” star Ryan Reynolds is asking nosy websites to preserve his film’s secret moments. “Surprises are part of the magic of theatrical movies.

Wait a second, is Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann’s home finally on the market???

Russell Brand 's PR agency has removed his profile from their websites after he denied 'serious' allegations put to him.

Online shoppers have been warned to be aware of some fake Wilko websites that are currently being operated by scammers.

The Guardian. “We have decided to make a message towards the U.S. government,” the group posted on the social network Telegram, boasting of the Fort Worth breach.

It is more important now than ever to be aware of the dangers of a dodgy website as many have both personal and financial information stored on computers and phones.

The Cure‘s Robert Smith has confirmed the band have cancelled 7,000 tickets found on secondary resale websites in a bid to tackle touts.As part of the on-sale process for their forthcoming North American tour, the frontman opted out of Ticketmaster’s “platinum” and “dynamically priced” ticket options, and restricted ticket transfers in markets where he was legally allowed to do so in places like New York, Illinois, and Colorado, which have all enacted legislation protecting resellers.Following the band’s move to do this, Smith tonight (March 31) announced: “Approx 7k tickets across approx 2200 orders have been cancelled. These are tickets acquired with fake accounts / listed on secondary resale sites.”‘IHBT’ #? “Approx 7k tickets across approx 2200 orders have been cancelled.

current interest in their operations within US politics in recent months, the company gave a statement that set out five key proposals to improve the regulation of the ticketing business.“If there’s any chance of improving ticketing for fans and artists, we all need to focus on the facts,” began Live Nation’s statement.“In the last few weeks alone,” it went on, “we’ve submitted more than 35 pages of information to provide greater context and transparency to policymakers on the realities of the industry.“These include the fact that this industry is more competitive than ever, Ticketmaster has actually lost market share since the 2010 merger, not gained it; and that venues set and keep most of the fees associated with tickets and are increasingly taking an ever-larger share.”Live Nation stressed that it supported an industry-wide move to “all-in pricing”, where ticketing platforms declare the price of a ticket including all and any fees upfront. This would arguably need to be achieved through regulation to ensure companies that voluntarily adopt all-in pricing aren’t disadvantaged by looking more expensive in advertising and search engine listings.President Joe Biden recently called on ticketing companies to limit such fees, often called “junk fees”, that are added to ticket prices which he said “can easily add hundreds of bucks to a family’s nights out”.The company also suggested the primary problem in the ticketing market was touts.

Motorists have been issued a warning over 'copycat' websites that overcharge people for middle-man services.

Martin Lewis has reminded fans that people are using his name as well as the name of his website to scam unsuspecting internet users.

Officially, the police have stayed incredibly tight-lipped about the University of Idaho murder investigation. Unofficially, we’re getting little peeks into the process by which they apparently caught their killer.

Democratic operatives are reportedly behind dozens of outlets presenting themselves as local news websites while pushing pro-Democratic Party content.  A network of approximately 51 separate U.S. news sites have disguised themselves with local names in order to push politically advantageous reports under the guise of regional journalism, according to Axios.  The individual sites are held under the umbrella of a for-profit company called Local Report Inc, which was first incorporated in Florida in 2021. Each site boasts numerous articles and editorial contribution from The American Independent, a progressive media group started by Media Matters co-founder David Brock, Axios reports.

A new website-checking tool has been launched to help users confirm whether a site is legitimate before they visit. Internet safety group Get Safe Online has worked with fraud prevention service Cifas to create the tool, which enables users to enter the address of any website to check if it’s a real website or a fake set up by criminals.

In the wake of the US Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade overturn, Google said Friday that it will not retain data on those who visit abortion information and clinics websites.

The Guardian in 1990. Now we all live online, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy to find the high quality fetish sites amidst pop up ads for HOT MILFS NEAR YOU.Plenty of sweet, wholesome, sweater-wearers in your life could easily teach a course on navigating sex sites.

Energy regulator Ofgem has issued advice to consumers who are experiencing issues with submitting their meter readings. It comes just a day before energy bills are set to skyrocket due to an increase in the energy cap for suppliers.

Energy company E.On has blamed the Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis for the industry-wide website crashes that are occurring ahead of the energy price cap increase tomorrow. E.On's said on Twitter that 'Martin has once again created unprecedented demand bringing down Britain'.'

Energy providers are struggling to keep up with the demand from Scots eager to log meter readings ahead of a 54% rise in the energy price cap.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorIn a small but notable change, digital media providers with “reader” apps in Apple’s App Store — such as Netflix and Spotify — will now be able to provide links in their iOS apps to let customers sign up for and manage accounts on the companies’ own websites.Previously, Apple prohibited app developers from including any links to account sign-up pages. For purchases made within the app itself, Apple will still require developers to use Apple’s in-app payment system — under which Apple takes a 30% cut of subscriptions in year one, with that dropping to 15% starting in the second year.

Twitter will label tweets that link to content from Russian state-affiliated media websites amid concerns over the spread of disinformation.

A large swath of websites and streaming services were knocked offline this morning by an outage at Amazon Web Services.

coronavirus pandemic.Under the new proposals, websites such as Viagogo and StubHub would need to gain licenses to operate, and could be fined or have their sites taken down if they are found to break consumer protection rules.The rules would mean that such websites would be unable to list tickets at greater than face value price or face closure.In response to the CMA’s proposals, Labour MP Sharon Hodgson – who has led of a group of MPs examining secondary ticket use – said work needs to be done to tackle the “parasitical market” of secondary ticketing.“The abuses in the secondary ticket market are clear as day and the CMA have been provided a wealth of evidence on this,” Hodgson said.

Drivers have been warned to avoid websites charging up to £100 for a new licence when the service are normally cheaper of free. DVLA is urging motorists to always use the government website to replace or renew a drivers licence to avoid paying extortionate prices.

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A number of major websites, including those of news outlets like The New York Times, CNN and the BBC have returned to full functionality after experiencing an hour-long outage this morning.

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UK Government services - also went down at the same time.Affected websites displayed the message: "Error 503 Service Unavailable".Other websites affected included the online discussion platform Reddit, the Evening Standard and French newspaper Le Monde.The outage appears to have been sparked by an issue with a content delivery network (CDN), a system used to host websites and their content on the internet and serve it to users.Fastly, one of the world’s major CDNs, reported a major outage across its global network, which is believed to have caused the outage.The company offers services such as speeding up loading times for websites, protect them from denial-of-service cyberattacks and helping them deal with bursts of traffic in order to

Khloe Kardashian is opening up more about the photo controversy that made headlines earlier this week.

MSPs are demanding a crackdown on sleazy websites which have “turbo-charged” sex trafficking.The inquiry is calling for radical new laws to block access to sex-for-sale websites fuelling exploitation and organised crime in Scotland.The inquiry said the “pimping” sites granted crime gangs greater anonymity and soaring profits, encouraging more to divert from other traditional illicit trades like drugs.Evidence showed accessibility drives up demand, with trafficked women, who may have only seen one client a night, now raped by 10 or more daily.Inquiry co-chair Ruth Maguire MSP said the explosion of online sexual exploitation “vastly outstrips policing capacity to respond to it” and new laws must include a blanket ban on the purchase of

Mums will know all too well that it’s very easy to rush through babygrows, nappies and other much-needed items for your little one. And if you’re nodding in agreement then you’ll be pleased to hear a mum feeling much the same has discovered a savvy way to save money when it comes to buying bits and bobs for your bundle of joy.

Koei Tecmo has revealed that its European forum was the recent target of a cyber attack.The developer announced the news after it shut down its European website to prevent any further attacks while the matter is being investigated. In a press release issued on December 25, Koei Tecmo noted that some user information collected on its website could’ve been “leaked online”.The suspected leaked information – which tallies to approximately 65,000 items – may include account names, passwords and registered email addresses.

Forget discount codes and up to 50 per cent off sales, we’ve discovered something much better on your favourite shoe websites, Schuh and Office – and even Money Saving Expert's Martin Lewis approves. Schuh has a secret section on their website and Office has a completely different site called Off Cuts which stock mega discounted shoes including labels such as Nike and Ugg.These items are classed as "imperfect" which means they may be ex-display, the sticker on the insole may have come off or they could even just be the last ever pair of that selected style.

The country has gone into a nationwide lockdown to stop the spread of coronavirus.

Well, it’s all happening, folks! has arrived, which means that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have officially started their non-royal lives. While they’ve already made some of the big changes, like move to away from the U.K. to Canada, they’re still easing into others, like the whole giving up their royal titles thing.