SLIM DIGIS 2.3 Awards Elevates Digital Marketing Standard

SLIM DIGIS 2.3 Awards Elevates Digital Marketing Standard

The Sri Lanka Institute of Marketing (SLIM) proudly unveiled the launch of the SLIM DIGIS 2.3 Awards, setting a prestigious benchmark for excellence in digital marketing. These awards are an integral recognition platform that heralds the most innovative and effective digital marketing campaigns. With the landscape of digital marketing rapidly evolving, SLIM DIGIS 2.3 is…

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The Giants’ War: Facebook accuses Apple of anti-competitive behavior

Facebook has accused Apple of engaging in anti-competitive practices, launching another blow in the dispute between the two technology giants over the planned privacy changes that Apple is preparing for iOS14, reports Reuters, quoted by Mediafax. “Apple is behaving anti-competitively, using its control over the AppStore to make a profit, to the detriment of creators…

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Sri Lanka: arrest of ex-army chief and unsuccessful presidential candidate

A dramatic turn in Sri Lanka. The unsuccessful presidential candidate Sarath Fonseka was arrested on Monday by the police, on charges of “military offenses”. The authorities suspect the former head of the armed forces of wanting to instigate a coup d’état. Ally last spring to the outgoing president in the fight against the Tamil rebels,…

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Sri Lanka: opposition calls for the release of the loser of the presidential election

In Sri Lanka, these demonstrators fear for the life of the former army chief. In the capital Colombo, thousands of regime opponents demanded the release of Sarath Fonseka; they fear his assassination in prison. Sarath Fonseka lost the presidential elections on January 26 to President Rajapakse. He must be brought to court martial for conspiring…

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What path will Sri Lanka take now that the Tamil Tigers have acknowledged their defeat?

The rebels, who have been fighting since 1972 for the independence of the north and east of the island, announced yesterday that they had stopped fighting the government army. Earlier today, this army claimed to have saved all of the 50,000 civilian hostages of the Tigers in their enclave. For the Norwegian Eric Solheim, ex-mediator…

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Half of the employees of a social media giant will work from home all the time

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Thursday that the social media giant will begin allowing many of its 50,000 employees and new recruits to work from home on a permanent basis, adding to a small but growing number of companies in the field. Technology that adopted a decentralized activity during the coronavirus pandemic, informs NBC News…

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A site relaying a petition against Amazon target of a cyberattack

The servers from which the cyberattack started belong to a consultant from the e-commerce giant, according to deputies Matthieu Orphelin and François Ruffin. Launched Tuesday, November 17, the site “Christmas without Amazon”, relaying a petition against the use of the online sales giant for the holiday season, suffered an attack on the night of Tuesday…

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Serendib Flour Mills at Gulfood 2024 Dubai

Serendib Flour Mills at Gulfood 2024 Dubai

Enriching the illustrious panorama of Dubai’s prominent trade events, Serendib Flour Mills, Sri Lanka’s industry front-runner in wheat flour manufacturing, solidified its global presence by participating in the highly anticipated Gulfood 2024 Festival. Embracing the dynamic stage of one of the world’s most influential food industry events, Serendib Mills extended its ethos of ‘Nourishing the…

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Trump’s Facebook account still banned-“Facebook shouldn’t decide something like that”

Donald Trump’s account remains blocked – but initially only temporarily. US political scientist Darrell West criticizes: Companies like Facebook have too much power. Donald Trump’s Facebook account remains blocked. That was decided by a supervisory body today. However, this should be checked again in six months. Darrell West is a political scientist and deputy director…

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How dangerous is the TikTok application for children? “Technology is a weapon and should be taught in school”

The death of a 10-year-old girl from the Italian city of Palermo, who took part in a challenge called “scarf play” on the social network TikTok, shocked Italy, with the authorities deciding to block the application for users whose age is not guaranteed. Bogdan Botezatu, IT security expert, explained on Monday evening at Digi24 how…

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India’s Deputy High Commissioner at DP Education Jaffna

India’s Deputy High Commissioner at DP Education Jaffna

In a noteworthy development that signifies the deepening educational ties between India and Sri Lanka, Dr. Satyanjal Pandey, the Deputy High Commissioner of India, paid an official visit to the DP Education IT campus in Nelliyadi, Jaffna. This visit highlights the dedication towards South Asia education collaboration, where DP Education plays a pivotal role in…

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