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Sydney Poggi of France Télévisions said the public broadcaster is on track to become the leading news provider on YouTube, a striking claim for a public service outlet built around channels like franceinfo. The remark comes as French broadcasters compete with digital-native media for online audiences and raises questions about how public money shapes global platform dominance.
- 2Gardener celebrates blue wood aster's first bloom●# bloomscrolling # nativeplants # gardening blue wood aster has bloomed for the first time! I've posted photos of this p
A gardener has reported that their blue wood aster, a North American native plant, has flowered for the first time. The plant had previously been repeatedly eaten down to stubs by rabbits, but this year was left alone long enough to produce an impressive display of blooms, with more expected. The news is being shared among native plant and gardening enthusiasts online.
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Commentary under the banner 'This Election: Red State Blues' is drawing attention to the mood in Republican-led US states heading into the election. The piece, published by Native News Online, frames the contest through dissatisfaction or concern in states that typically lean Republican. Little further detail is available beyond the headline itself, and reaction so far appears limited.
- 4A24 and Neon battle over internet horror phenomenon▼A24 and Neon are fighting over the internet’s weirdest horror universe
A24 and Neon, the two independent studios behind many recent cult horror hits, are reportedly competing over rights tied to a strange, internet-born horror universe. Details remain thin, but the story highlights how online-native horror has become valuable enough for rival distributors to fight over it. Fans are watching closely to see which studio secures the property and what it means for future films.