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Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov just made a statement about: Why The Brazilian Supreme Court is now suspending the app, and the reason is unbelievable. In the statement, which you can read in full below or on Durov’s Telegram channel, he says it was because his company check the wrong email address. “It appears we had a problem with emails going between our telegram.org business addresses and the Brazilian Supreme Court,” Durov says, explaining that his company has asked the court to send future takedown requests “to a special email.” email address.” But the court apparently didn’t — she continued to use “the old common email address” and Telegram somehow missed them, and now it’s being banned unless the court has mercy. The company says it has now found those emails (implying that at least the old address worked, making it even more bizarre that the emails were somehow missed), and is trying to resolve the situation with the to remedy the court. There is a lot of political context surrounding the ban, stemming from allegations that Telegram is facilitating the spread of disinformation, and my colleague Adi Robertson explains it clearly in this story. But to hear Telegram…

Published March 19, 2022 2:35pm Viewers in the Philippines now have more options to stream the Marcos family documentary “The Kingmaker” for free. American director Lauren Greenfield announced Saturday that the film may now be viewed on YouTube, just a few days after it was made available on Vimeo. “The Kingmaker” tells about the Marcoses’ rise to power from the perspective of the family members themselves, particularly the matriarch Imelda Marcos. Many people have asked why I did this film about Imelda Marcos and her family. THE KINGMAKER is a continuation of 25+ years examining wealth/power’s impact on societies. See my other films THE QUEEN OF VERSAILLES, GENERATION WEALTH (incl. monograph), KIDS+MONEY, BLING DYNASTY etc — Lauren Greenfield (@lgreen66) March 16, 2022 “Many people have asked why I did this film about Imelda Marcos and her family. ‘The Kingmaker’ is a continuation of 25+ years examining wealth/power’s impact on societies,” said Greenfield. The filmmaker also hinted that a Tagalog-dubbed version of the film with captions in all local languages may be in the works. – RC, GMA News

Sorry, Vimeo. Here’s how things are going to change Video-sharing network Vimeo has announced a substantial overhaul of its bandwidth policy, after complaints from various content producers over the company’s demand for hefty fees in order to keep their movies hosted on the service. The new regulations replace ambiguous terminology with clear ones and assure that authors will have sufficient time to prepare for any future adjustments. ‘ Vimeo has announced a new monthly bandwidth restriction of 2 terabytes in a blog post describing the changes. Previously, customers who were consistently “in the top 1 percent of bandwidth consumption” were subject to the restriction, which Vimeo concedes may have been more open about its application. In addition, the business claims that it would notify consumers when they exceed the 2TB limit, allowing them to either reduce their data use or brace for an increase in their monthly fee. For the first time, Vimeo’s new standards state that if an individual’s material exceeds a certain limit, they would be given “a minimum of 30 days” to respond to Vimeo and figure out a solution. Previously, a video maker was given nine days to upgrade his account, reduce his consumption, or lose…

by Alex Billington March 17, 2022Source: Vimeo "You bought a horse?" That awkward moment as a teen when you have to meet your date's parents. Never fun. But what happens in this short is the worst kind of experience. 2002 (Year of the Horse) is a 10-minute dramatic short film (with some dark comedy) from Norway made by the filmmaking duo Mathias Nordli Eriksen & Matias Rygh. A winter night in Oslo, 2002. Teenagers Noah and Ingrid declare their love for each other in her bedroom. But downstairs, her parents are in the midst of breaking up. "Everything that takes place inside the house was shot in one day, so even though we went in with a plan, it was quite chaotic. The shoot became a bit of a blur," they explain. Starring Jakob Lasse Engen, Hannah Fjedbraaten, Henrik Mestad, Marian Saastad Ottersen, & Margit Hellum. Grab a glass of wine and watch below. Thanks to Vimeo Staff Picks for debuting this short online. Brief description from Vimeo: "Teenagers Noah and Ingrid declare their love for each other in her bedroom. Downstairs, her parents are splitting up." 2002 (Year of the Horse) is both written and directed by Norwegian filmmakers…

Cigars International (CI) will open a Superstore in San Antonio on May 14, 2022. The new location will be the company’s third store in Texas and its eighth retail location in the U.S. The San Antonio SuperStore is located in The Landmark, at 5630 Landmark Parkway, on Highway 1604 and the I-10 corridor in the city’s bustling outer loop. Sarah Santos, Senior Vice President of Scandinavian Tobacco Group, the parent company of Cigars International said, “San Antonio and the San Antonio-Austin corridor is one of the fastest growing regions in the country, with a trajectory that is predicted to continue over the next few decades. San Antonio’s highly-regarded economic development programs are driving the current influx of technology and electric automakers to the area which is adding to the stellar customer base that’s already in market. We look forward to serving the San Antonio community and its many visitors with our unique brand of cigar-centric hospitality.” The CI San Antonio Superstore spans 7,197 interior square feet, and like its fellow superstores, has been designed to replicate a Northeast tobacco barn. Complete with a large-scale timber truss, CI San Antonio will be outfitted with an expansive, full-service bar and lounge, a…

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Vimeo, a video hosting platform that markets itself as an alternative to YouTube, has updated its terms of service to ban “fake news” and “conspiracy theories” that creates “a serious risk of material harm to a person, group, or the general public.” The video sharing platform’s previous terms were also fairly restrictive, banning any content that “contains hateful or discriminatory speech,” supports “hate groups,” contains false information about “vaccination safety,” “false or misleading information about voting,” or “contains conspiracy-related content where the underlying conspiracy theory makes claims that… suggest that a real-world tragedy did not occur.” AP Photo/Reed Saxon Vimeo’s new terms of service have expanded the scope of prohibited content to include “false or misleading information (including fake news, deepfakes, propaganda, or unproven or debunked conspiracy theories) that creates a serious risk of material harm to a person, group, or the general public.” The tightening of Vimeo’s terms of service comes after the platform attracted attention, along with the free speech friendly video platforms Odysee and Rumble, for hosting Ukraine on Fire, a documentary featuring Oliver Stone taking a critical look at the United States’ involvement in Ukraine over the past decade. The documentary was banned on YouTube last week for…

Take a look at some of the biggest movers in the premarket:Delta Air Lines (DAL), United Airlines (UAL), Southwest Airlines (LUV) – Delta rallied 3.7% in the premarket while United jumped 3.9% and Southwest added 2.9%. All three airlines raised their revenue outlooks, saying air travel is rebounding from the earlier slump induced by the spread of the Covid omicron variant.Coupa Software (COUP) – Coupa plunged 29.5% in premarket trading after the business software company issued a much weaker-than-expected full-year outlook, although Coupa reported better-than-expected profit and revenue results for its most recent quarter.GitLab (GTLB) – Gitlab shares surged 8.9% in the premarket after the development operations platform company reported upbeat results for its latest quarter as well as issuing a better-than-expected outlook.Toyota Motor (TM) – Toyota announced additional production cuts due to semiconductor shortages, a few days after cutting its domestic production target by as much as 20%. Production of about 14,000 minivans would be impacted by the latest announcement. Toyota gained 2.8% in the premarket.Moderna (MRNA) – The vaccine maker's stock rallied 4.3% in premarket action, after rising 8.6% Monday following the surge in Covid cases in China's Shenzhen region.Alibaba (BABA) – Alibaba dropped 4.7% in premarket trading…

Ryan Epps, Tech Times 15 March 2022, 05:03 pm (Photo : Budrul Chukrut/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) Various Vimeo creators have noted abrupt changes to their subscription plans over the past several days. The alterations are all but a business restructuring to the company, allowing it to render the fair use policy changed due to revenue concerns. To creators, however, it's a slap in the face from a platform that at the outset seemed ideal for their varied content to thrive.  Vimeo is effectively allotting said creators an egregious ultimatum: pay up or pack up. The platform's head of communications, Matt Anchin, explains to the Verge these changes as requirements based on a user's bandwidth threshold. After exceeding a bandwidth limit, Vimeo was obligated to restructure the plan with the creator.  "Our goal will always be to provide the best video solution possible and work with our users so they can continue to reach their audiences in high quality," Anchin says. "We know there is always room to do better, and we are working to enhance our transparency and communication around bandwidth usage, both on and off our platform."  Creators like Channel 5, a popular on-the-street interview content special, and Lois van…