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Samsung Unveils Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 and Watch 9Electronics

Samsung Unveils Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 and Watch 9

Samsung's Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 adds an 800mAh battery, a thinner 10.7mm design, rugged build, and first-time EN13319 diving certification, with Mares dive features available by subscription for recreational depths up to 40m. The watch also targets multi-day use with Snapdragon Wear Elite, improved performance, and enhanced outdoor-sports capabilities reflected in its brightness, sensors, and durability ratings.

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Bloomsbury to gain from US$1.5B Anthropic settlementAI

Bloomsbury to gain from US$1.5B Anthropic settlement

Bloomsbury Publishing will receive roughly $3,000 per identified title (14,087 titles) as part of a $1.5 billion Anthropic settlement, with payments to commence in the second half of the fiscal year and proceeds split evenly between authors and the publisher. The one-off cash boost underpins Bloomsbury’s financial strength and supports its capital allocation priorities, while underscoring the growing impact of AI copyright disputes on the publishing industry.

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News Corp Sues Brave Over AI Article TheftNews Corp

News Corp Sues Brave Over AI Article Theft

News Corp has filed countersuits against Brave Software accusing it of distributing and selling Wall Street Journal and New York Post articles to AI companies without permission, seeking injunctive relief and up to $150,000 per infringement as part of a broader clash over AI training content. Brave had previously sued News Corp claiming its practices were legal fair use, while News Corp argues Brave’s scraping and bundling exceed fair use, illustrating a surge of litigation between publishers and technology firms over copyrighted news content used for AI.

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