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• Fri, 25 Apr 2025 15:00:40 +0000: Sydney woman who sold a cartoon cat T-shirt told to pay US$100,000 in Grumpy Cat copyright case - Internet | The Guardian
  

  Alda Curtis, who earned US$1 for the T-shirt she sold on RedBubble, had US$600 removed from her PayPal account without explanation

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  Alda Curtis, a 63-year-old counselling student from Sydney, set up a Redbubble store as a hobby, including selling a T-shirt featuring an unhappy cat cartoon.

  After years of running the store, a single sale of that T-shirt resulted in a US$100,000 default judgment against her for infringing on the trademark of Grumpy Cat late last year. Then Curtis noticed nearly US$600 had been taken from her PayPal account.

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• Fri, 25 Apr 2025 14:36:08 +0000: Marks & Spencer pauses online orders as firm struggles with cyber-attack fallout - Internet | The Guardian
  

  Contactless payments now restored in stores after week of problems as retailer apologises to shoppers

  Marks & Spencer has halted all orders through its website and apps as the retailer continues to battle the fallout from a cyber-attack that began on Monday.

  The company apologised to shoppers for “this inconvenience” and paused digital orders “as part of our proactive management of a cyber incident”.

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• Thu, 24 Apr 2025 18:15:14 +0000: Ofcom accused of prioritising interests of tech firms over child safety online - Internet | The Guardian
  

  Watchdog’s new codes of practice are not strong enough, says children’s commissioner for England

  The communications watchdog has been accused of backing big tech over the safety of under-18s after the children’s commissioner for England criticised new measures for tackling online harms.

  Rachel de Souza said she warned Ofcom last year that its proposals for protecting children under the Online Safety Act were too weak. New codes of practice issued by the watchdog on Thursday have ignored her concerns, she said.

  Requiring social media platforms to deploy “highly effective” age checks to identify under-18s.

  Ensuring algorithms filter out harmful material.

  Making all sites and apps have procedures for taking down dangerous content quickly.

  Ensuring children must have a “straightforward” way to report content.

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• Thu, 24 Apr 2025 12:51:25 +0000: What are the Ofcom measures to protect children online – and will they work? - Internet | The Guardian
  

  Communications regulator has brought in more than 40 new rules for tech firms designed to keep under-18s safe

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  The UK communications watchdog has set out more than 40 measures to keep children safe online under a landmark piece of legislation.

  The Online Safety Act has a strong focus on protecting under-18s from harmful content and the codes of practice published by Ofcom on Thursday are a significant moment for regulation of the internet.

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• Thu, 24 Apr 2025 08:56:37 +0000: Trump’s meme coin soars after he asks top 220 holders to dinner - Internet | The Guardian
  

  Invitations to private reception with US president fuel $TRUMP’s 50% price rise and add to conflict of interest fears

  The value of Donald Trump’s meme coin jumped by more than 50% on Wednesday after its official website said the coin’s top 220 holders would be invited to a private gala dinner with the president on 22 May.

  The top 25 holders of the coin would also get “an ultra-exclusive VIP reception with the president”, as well as a special tour, the website said.

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