Makers of the film Hart Island: An American Cemetery, about a small potter's field island in New York City where prison laborers bury the region's unclaimed mass dead in mass graves, are suing The Associated Press. The filmmakers say AP stole footage from their film, which follows "four individuals and their six-year struggle to navigate city bureaucracy to locate a body mistakenly buried and properly grieve." Why is footage of Hart Island so valuable? NYC's Department of Corrections prohibits filming there. [Hollywood Reporter]
Documentary filmmaker suing AP for ripping off footage of "prohibited" site
- COMMENTS
 
Study finds most new articles generated by AI
	        
		A study of online content finds that the quantity of AI-generated articles now exceeds the number posted by human authors. But it's been a close-run thing for about 12 months,…        READ THE REST
    Thermal cameras show our noses cool when we are stressed
	        
		You might hide your bout of acute stress from human observers, but thermal imaging cameras won't be fooled: our noses cool sharply when we're under pressure, the result of our…        READ THE REST
    AOL ends dial-up service
	        
		Announced only a few weeks ago but long in coming, AOL's dial-up internet service dies today. The "final screech" is nigh, writes Rob Wile, lamenting the modem's last gasp. At…        READ THE REST
    Outsmart future storms with Weather Hi-Def Radar Storm Watch Plus
	        
		TL;DR: The Weather Hi-Def Radar Storm Watch Plus app delivers sharp, real-time storm tracking and alerts for just $39.99 (reg. $199.99). Making sense of the weather these days is like rolling dice —…        READ THE REST
    CISSP without the buzzwords: 8-domain training bundle for $29.97
	        
		TL;DR: Eight courses covering CISSP's eight domains—risk, assets, IAM, ops, and more—so you can prep like a pro for just $29.97! If "security" is already in your job title (or soon will…        READ THE REST
    A $159 ASUS Chromebook that's part tablet, part overachiever
	        
		TL;DR: The 2024 ASUS Chromebook CM30 with Detachable Touchscreen is down to $159.99 ($329.99) with free shipping. Between your laptop that weighs too much for your liking and your phone that's too small…        READ THE REST