Meta Platforms’ (META.O) Instagram is planning to release a text-based app that will compete with Twitter and may debut as soon as June, Bloomberg News reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter. The Facebook parent is testing the product with influencers and some creators, according to the report. The company did not immediately respond to...
Day: <span>22 May 2023</span>
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Formula One is not for sale says Liberty Media, the parent company
F1’s parent company Liberty Media group denied the media speculations that the F1 is up for sale following a rumoured US$20 billion bid from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF). Greg Maffei, Chief Executive officer of the company release a media a statemet to address the matter. Water was already poured on reports by the Saudi Arabian...
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President Barack Obama’s docu-series ‘Working: What We Do All Day’ currently streaming on Netflix
Former US President Barack Obama is not the type of guy who sits at home doing nothing, he gets his hands dirty by doing different projects to uplift and inspire ordinary people, to take action and better their lives. Netflix recently released four part docu-series hosted and narrated by former POTUS, “explores the ways in...
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![Manchester City’s title Triumph in Statistics [Stats] and Pep encourage his Players to Enjoy the moment](https://techdailypost.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Manchester-City-min-360x334.png "Manchester City’s title Triumph in Statistics [Stats] and Pep encourage his Players to Enjoy the moment")
Manchester City’s title Triumph in Statistics [Stats] and Pep encourage his Players to Enjoy the moment
“I have been so demanding in this period,” Guardiola said. “We lift the trophy so to think of going to Brighton is so exhausting. We know how difficult they are. “The players have to celebrate otherwise it makes no sense. We will arrive with time to rest mentally for the two finals against United and Inter. “We...
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Report: CEO continues getting fat salaries despite economic recession worldwide
Economists are fretting about a recession. Media stocks are in the toilet. Layoffs are being enacted monthly as a spirit of cut, cut, cut grips Hollywood and Silicon Valley. Oh, and screenwriters are on strike, while directors and actors are threatening to join them when their contracts expire next month. But for the media moguls...