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Weekly News Digest October 23, 2025 — In addition to this week's NewsBreaks article and the monthly NewsLink Spotlight, Information Today, Inc. (ITI) offers Weekly News Digests that feature recent product news and company announcements. Watch for additional coverage to appear in the next print issue of Information Today . CLICK HERE to view more Weekly News Digest items. CCC Will Host a LinkedIn Live Event on Responsible AI in Practice CCC is planning a LinkedIn Live event on Thursday, Oct. 30, 2025. Titled Responsible AI in Practice: Navigating Risk, Governance and Copyright, it features Oliver Patel, head of enterprise AI governance at AstraZeneca and author of the forthcoming book Fundamentals of AI Governance, and Roanie Levy, licensing and legal advisor for CCC. They will “unpack the legal, ethical, and commercial stakes of responsible AI development and highlight how copyright intersects with governance and compliance strategies.”For more information, view the event . Send correspondence concerning the Weekly News Digest to NewsBreaks Editor

NewsCurtis Jones sets Liverpool passing record in Champions League Published 11 hours ago By Chris Shaw Curtis Jones produced a record passing figure for Liverpool in the Champions League at Eintracht Frankfurt on Wednesday night. The midfielder helped the Reds get back to winning ways with a dominant 5-1 victory in Germany. Of his 127 attempted passes during the contest, Jones completed 122. That is the highest number Opta has ever totalled - on record since 2003-04 - for a Liverpool player in a Champions League match. You have to accept cookies in order to view this content on our site. Published 11 hours ago

Oct 22, 2025 LinkedIn COO Dan Shapero shared data today at the LinkedIn Talent Connect Summit that added to the evidence that we are in a frozen hiring market. Shapero noted that hiring rates have slowed steadily since their pandemic rebound in many countries. The United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, and Australia all show clear downward trajectories from their 2021-2022 peaks, with no sign of recovery as of September 2025. At the same time, employees are staying in their current jobs longer than before. LinkedIn’s separation rate—the rate at which employees leave roles—has fallen markedly since 2022. This job-staying behavior doesn’t come from satisfaction. Candidates are applying to more jobs than ever on LinkedIn, according to Shapero, doubling compared with pre-pandemic levels. At the same time, LinkedIn data shows confidence in finding new work has been dropping steadily since early 2022, hitting its lowest point in years. The result: a stagnant labor market where fewer people are quitting, fewer companies are hiring, and workers are uneasy about what comes next.

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Texas is "targeting professors who are more focused on pushing leftist ideologies rather than preparing students to lead our nation," Gov. Greg Abbott said in a social media post Sunday. The Republican governor lambasted "indoctrination" at all levels of education in response to news coverage of the University of Texas at Austin's decision to remove Art Markman , a psychology professor, from his role as senior vice provost for academic affairs. Markman said in a LinkedIn post last week that university leadership removed him from his provost position over "ideological differences" but did not give further detail.  Abbott's comments come after two new Texas laws began dramatically reshaping academic governance and free speech at public colleges and a wave of high-profile faculty firings over classroom instruction and personal politics swept the state’s institutions. Dive Insight: As of Sept. 1, Texas law began to reduce the influence of faculty over institutional decisions and academic oversight — including defanging faculty senates — and shift that power to political appointees, such as the newly created role of higher education ombudsman . Later that month, Texas lawmakers created select committees

Running an online business from the northeastern states of India is a unique experience. In 2018, when I started working as a marketing associate at Zizira (a now-defunct local herbs and spices start-up in Meghalaya), the rest of India knew very little about Meghalaya’s existence and our culture. Building a product, gaining people’s trust, and convincing them to buy online was a formidable task.   Things have changed over the years. Now, there is more cultural awareness, and the social media marketing landscape has also undergone a sea change. As marketers, we have had to try new things, learn from our mistakes, and adapt quickly. Now, I have worked with Zizira, Chicken Wagon (Zizira’s food truck business), and 7000 Steps (a coffee start-up where I am currently employed). The diverse nature of these businesses demanded distinct selling strategies. Here is what I have learned from designing campaigns and social media strategies for brands in Meghalaya.  Choose real people over sophisticated imagery  In 2018, fresh out of college, I started working with Zizira, a herbs and spices company that aimed to bring the flavours of Meghalaya to wider markets. In our initial days, our focus was not on using social media to

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Presented by Amazon By NICHOLAS VINOCUR with ZOYA SHEFTALOVICH GREETINGS, it’s Nick Vinocur. I’ll be traveling to Luxembourg for the first time ever today for the Foreign Affairs Council — tips welcome! We have a packed agenda. Let’s dive in … DRIVING THE DAY: UKRAINE EU LEADERS EMBRACE ZELENSKYY AFTER TOUGH TRUMP MEETING: European leaders are rallying around Volodymyr Zelenskyy after a disappointing encounter with Donald Trump in the White House. The Ukrainian president is expected to participate in a top-level gathering later this week in Brussels, according to two people briefed on the European Council meeting’s preparations.  Huddle with the home team: Zelenskyy will seek to “galvanize support” from the EU in the wake of the Washington summit, during which a Trump aide demanded Ukraine hand Donbas to Russia as part of a peace deal, leaving Kyiv “unhappy,” according to two people familiar with the White House talks and planning for Thursday’s EUCO in Brussels.  Playing it down: An EU diplomat said the encounter had not been “as bleak as reported,” but still demonstrated that Trump’s position on Ukraine keeps changing. **A message from Amazon: 60% of sales on Amazon come from independent sellers like Caroline from 3Bears in

Microsoft renews LinkedIn's 44700-square-foot lease in Bellevue, maintaining a presence as other tech giants expand in the area.

Die, My Love director Lynne Ramsay was hosted by the BFI London Film Festival on Saturday and reflected on filming with A-list stars Joaquin Phoenix, Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson. The Scot’s latest feature — following Lawrence as Grace, a new mother who finds herself spiraling into the depths of psychosis — had its U.K. premiere Friday night at London’s Royal Festival Hall, with Ramsay going into more depth about the filming process at a Saturday Screen Talks session with fellow industry execs and creatives. Known for her movies Ratcatcher (1999), Morvern Callar (2002) and We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011), Ramsay discussed getting to know Hollywood heavy-hitters and recalled meeting Phoenix, star of her 2017 neo-noir psychological thriller You Were Never Really Here. The film follows Phoenix as a traumatized mercenary named Joe, who is hired by a politician to rescue his kidnapped daughter in New York. “He’s amazing,” began Ramsay, “I mean, he’s totally terrifying. He’s a beast, you know? When I first met him, I was like — oh, my God, I think I said something really stupid like, ‘Are you left-handed or are you right-handed?'” She went on to explain the lengths that Phoenix, an Oscar winner for his

StatsHow Arne Slot could set a new Liverpool club record against Manchester United Published 24 hours ago By Sam Williams Arne Slot will set a new club record if Liverpool avoid defeat against Manchester United on Sunday. The next point the Reds gain will be their 100th in the Premier League under Slot. The 4.30pm BST kick-off with United at Anfield will be the 46th game of the head coach’s tenure, meaning he has the chance to achieve the milestone in fewer fixtures than any other previous boss in the club’s history, beating Kenny Dalglish’s 48. Read on for 14 more of the best pre-match facts and figures from LFC statistician Ged Rea… This will be the 217th meeting between the clubs across all competitions and the 185th in the league. All except four of the previous 184 league matches have been in the top flight. In the 216 previous clashes, both teams have scored 291 goals. This will be the 100th meeting at Anfield in all competitions, Liverpool winning 48 to United’s 26. Avoiding defeat would also see the Reds set a new club record of 10 league games unbeaten against United at Anfield, bettering the run set in