Freelance technology journalist Leonard Bernardone has released his first video game, an arcade-style table tennis title called Little Homey: Table Tennis.

Belinda Jennings, the dynamic founder of Mum Central, a leading online platform for mothers, has offered a candid glimpse into the strategies behind her impressive reach and shared invaluable advice for public relations professionals seeking to connect with her vast audience.

Joyce takes right turn, Albo's bromance, dramatic HK pics, shark attack, hospital uses donations to beef up security, kids with knives, 'Night-Mayor exposed' and 'Lobster robbery', it's all in today's news, plus much more. Stories by Talara McHugh, Daniel Shirkie and Caitlin Charles, Matt Johnston, Dan Proudman, David Southwell and Danielle Gusmaroli, Riley Walter, Lisa Visentin, Sam Irvine, Phillip Coorey, Geoff Chambers and Sarah Ison.

Ethane Web Technologies, one of India’s leading digital marketing and PR agencies based in New Delhi for over 15 years, has introduced PR COMPANION, a unified public relations platform designed to support brands navigating today’s rapidly evolving digital ecosystem.

State award-winning journalist Lakshmi Machchina was felicitated by the Kundapura Taluk Working Journalists’ Association at a ceremony held on Monday, November 27, at the R N Shetty Auditorium, Bhandarkars College in Udupi, Karnataka Daijiworld reported.

Nagpur’s Yashodhara Nagar police have registered a case against YouTube journalist Ritesh Borkar, alleging he spread false information about the investigation into the murder of BJP ward president Sachin Shahu.

A national conference on “Press, People and the Constitution: Reimagining Freedom and Accountability” was held in Tripura on Tuesday, November 25, marking the 75th Constitution Day. The day-long event brought together journalists, legal experts, academicians, and students to discuss the media’s evolving role in a constitutional democracy.

A journalist from Bihar has triggered widespread criticism after claiming that “gay marriages” cause earthquakes, a remark that has gone viral and become the subject of ridicule online. The comments were made by Kanhaiya Bhelari during a discussion on a show hosted by Lallantop.

LEAD ANALYSIS: The Supreme Court made it clear the nationwide SIR isn’t stopping, saying glitches will be fixed and the Election Commission is fully empowered to run it. SPOTLIGHT: Ahmedabad’s 2030 CWG win marks India’s biggest sporting leap since 2010 and strengthens its 2036 Olympic pitch. SPORTS: Haryana’s twin basketball tragedies expose years of ignored warnings and force a statewide safety overhaul. TECH: UIDAI has deactivated 2 crore Aadhaar IDs of deceased citizens in a long-overdue database clean-up. ENTERTAINMENT: Eko’s Rs 17-crore five-day run outpaced rivals and turned into Mollywood’s surprise hit.

It’s not everyday the news is about the news, but that’s what happened this week as Sydney Morning Herald editor Bevan Shields announced he was stepping aside to focus on his health and wellbeing, as well as the next chapter in his career.

The Editors Guild of India has elected journalist Sanjay Kapoor as its new president, with Raghavan Srinivasan as general secretary and Teresa Rehman as treasurer for the year.

News Corp Australia has launched a licence agreement to give corporate Australia new confidence to download, share and copy content from across the publisher’s professional and extensive news, information and entertainment network, helping reduce the significant legal and financial risk copyright infringement poses.

Treasurer under fire, the numbers game, Canberra bullying, domestic violence focus, spy chief in spotlight, and Helen's our hero - all this and more in today's news. Stories by Matthew Cranston and Geoff Chambers, Luke Kinsella, Jennifer Hewitt, James Thomson, Michael Read, Jessica Wang, John Rolfe, Aidan Devine, Michael Read, Stephen Johnson, Ellen Ransley, Shannon Deery, Ray Athwal, Nick McKenzie and Cameron Houston, Patrick Hatch, Sam McClure, and Paul Sakkal.

Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang on Tuesday, 25 November, urged the state’s journalists to remain an alert and impartial “Third Eye”, stating that his government welcomed fair criticism.

A woman journalist was subjected to online harassment after a man allegedly created multiple fake social media profiles in her name and posted defamatory and fabricated content. The Delhi Police on Tuesday, November, arrested a 40-year-old suspect in the case.