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Soft2Bet, a technology provider for licensed iGaming operators, has integrated anti‑money‑laundering (AML) controls into its platform, using continuous transaction monitoring to generate risk signals that trigger further review.
When evaluating business AI agents for workplace deployment, key factors include security controls, platform integration, team collaboration features, and workflow automation capabilities across different software tools.
TeraBox has expanded its cloud storage platform with a new AI Space, integrating tools for generating presentations, transcribing audio, creating study materials, and producing images directly from stored files.
Explore a gripping excerpt from Literary Hub detailing beachcomber Phillip Tennent's coastal existence, his mysterious finds, and a tense reunion with his aunt Marnie following collective societal trauma.
Literary publications explore diverse themes including the history of Michel Foucault, the emerging bogcore literary genre, and recent works by authors such as Yiyun Li.
Recent critical commentary highlights new releases exploring American socialism, family dynamics, addiction, and community resistance, featuring reviews by Joanna Scutts, Dwight Garner, and Rhian Sasseen.
Storytel has opened a new online bookstore in Sweden, allowing users to purchase physical copies of titles they discover through its audiobook platform.
The Prix Khôra-Institut de France has released its 2026 selection for the literary essay prize, which carries a 15,000-euro award.
From 16 to 18 October, Netflix will host the Netflix Book Festival in partnership with the Centre national du livre at Ground Control in Paris, highlighting the platform’s commitment to literary adaptations.
Catherine Mory and Laëtitia Coryn have translated Annie Ernaux’s autobiographical account of her 1960s abortion into a stage production, set to premiere on 4 November.
The 43rd Baden-Württemberg Literature Days concluded on 11 October in Bad Mergentheim, drawing more than 6,500 visitors across over 60 events, far surpassing the city’s 3,500‑person target.
The German Retail Federation (HDE) has urged the new Labour Minister Alexander Schweitzer to preserve minijobs and part‑time retirement schemes, while calling for reforms to the Working Hours Act and opposing mandatory electronic time‑keeping.
Since 1 October, Sarah Scharrer has strengthened the team at ars vivendi Verlag in Cadolzburg as a volunteer trainee.
No-advance deals are on the rise, another allegedly AI-generated story wins a prestigious prize, and other recent news.
A new label in the United Kingdom will certify articles as “human‑certified” by analysing work‑process materials supplied by authors and editors for signs of human involvement.
Rebecca Morrison’s guest post on Jane Friedman’s blog argues that Stallone’s early obsession with dissecting film dialogue proves storytelling is learned through relentless practice.
Orna Ross and Joanna Penn explain how AI, email lists and in‑person events are reshaping book marketing, while cautioning against over‑reliance on any single channel.
Anne Carson has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for her bold, inventive oeuvre that dialogues with the classical tradition and creates new forms for contemporary writing.
Publishing Scotland celebrated its 50th year of exhibiting at the Frankfurt Book Fair, highlighting half a century of promoting Scottish titles abroad.
Three works – two unpublished manuscripts and one already released youth novel – have been shortlisted for the Oldenburger Kinder‑ und Jugendbuchpreis, with the winner to be announced on 18 November in Oldenburg.
