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“I Know She’s a Liar”: Nathan Fielder, Lance Oppenheim and the Problem With Believing Your Own Eyes
Inside a documentary where even the filmmakers couldn't agree on what was happening in front of them. A documentary about Elizabeth Holmes became an experiment in trust, manipulation and the uncomfortable possibility that two people can witness exactly the same thing and come away believing entirely different stories. Nathan Fielder has built a career making ordinary human behaviour look suspicious. Lance Oppenheim has a knack for finding strange realities hiding inside appar

Romy Kraus


Preview #WS26: Real Madrid, Formula 1 and the AI Arms Race
Web Summit 2026 reveals what footballers, founders, media bosses and AI entrepreneurs have in common: competition, status and the fear of who is being replaced. Websummit Main Stage (c) WS From AI bosses and billion-dollar startups to Real Madrid stars, Formula 1 executives and the people trying to regulate Big Tech, Web Summit 2026 brings some serious egos to Lisbon. The technology is changing. The human behaviour? Not so much. Everyone in tech claims to be changing the worl

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The Ocean Race has a new HQ: “We Are Excited to Build a Future in Porto.”
The Ocean Race is putting down roots in Porto until 2040 with plans to turn a global sporting spectacle into a local sporting culture. Porto - The new Home of the Ocean Race HQ Why The Ocean Race's 14-year Porto partnership is as much about the business of offshore sailing as it is about the competition. Porto is becoming the global headquarters of The Ocean Race until 2040. Three round-the-world race starts, a new museum and a bigger play for ocean science. But behind the an

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Copenhagen TV Festival 2026: “We don’t perceive other platforms as competitors”
Inside Copenhagen TV Festival, the conversation moved from commissioning to creators, YouTube, financing and the fight for attention. CPH TV Festival 2026 Copenhagen felt less like a celebration of television than a room full of people trying to work out what television is now. The same tensions kept resurfacing: broadcasters building on YouTube while protecting their own platforms; streamers talking more openly about shared financing; creators being treated less like marketi
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FROM CHAOS TO CONTROL: THE FLYING ROOS TAKE SASSNITZ
France reset the speed record. Germany nailed the weather call. New Zealand finally made a Final. But the defining story of Sassnitz was Australia turning an earlier mistake into their fifth win of the season. Winners in Sassnitz: Bonds Flying Roos - Victory 5 this season (c) SailP Sassnitz delivered two completely different SailGP events in one weekend. Saturday was about outright speed, with the F50s regularly breaking 100 km/h and France setting a new SailGP record at 107.
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“I was definitely on the edge”
France just broke SailGP’s all-time speed record at 107.63 km/h. Denmark broke the old one too, then buried the bow. On a wild afternoon in Sassnitz, the difference between history and disaster was measured in fractions of a second. Neck-on-Neck (c) SailGP There is a point in most sports where going faster stops looking athletic and starts looking slightly unhinged. In Sassnitz, that point was apparently somewhere above 100 km/h. On the opening day of the ROCKWOOL Germany Sai
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The Athlete Stories That Defined Birmingham 2026
From Amy Hunt’s four golds to Leo Neugebauer’s ten-event survival and Audrey Werro changing the 800m hierarchy, these were the people behind the medals. Amy Hunt left Birmingham with four gold medals and a completely different place in European athletics. (c) European Athletics Four golds. A championship comeback. A world champion surviving ten events. An Olympic champion beaten without making a mistake. A pole vaulter so dominant that 6.15 metres barely surprises us anymore.
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The Psychology of F1: 10 Laws of Elite Performance
And why the best never see themselves as complete, only evolving Formula 1 is sold as a sport of speed, engineering and reaction time. But the fastest car and the fittest driver don’t win by default — the race is decided in the mind long before the lights go out. Behind every world title is a psychological skillset: the ability to stay calm at 300 km/h, to filter chaos into clarity, to rehearse pressure before the world applies it. The margins are microscopic. The mindset is
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“Everyone on Board”: Vettel’s Helmet Heads to Auction for Inclusion
A Helmet That Makes Waves“Alle an Bord” isn't just a slogan – it’s a call to action for inclusion on open water Sebastian Vettel - SailGP Sassnitz Fly-By with Helmet 'Alle An Board' - Felix Diemer für SailGP Sebastian Vettel has driven fast, spoken loud, and now he's steering toward change. The four-time Formula 1 World Champion and co-owner of the Germany SailGP Team is putting his Sail Grand Prix helmet up for auction – not for clout, but for cause. Worn during a high-speed
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STEM Meets Sail: How Portsmouth’s Youngsters Are Building, Racing, and Coding Their Futures
RYA, ASF, and 1851 Trust transform access to sailing and STEM for local youth and community groups 1851 Roadshow, Portsmouth - Image Credit: 1851 Trust This July, Portsmouth’s waterfront is set to turn into an electrifying playground of sails, science, and big dreams. Enter the powerhouse collab between the Andrew Simpson Foundation (ASF) and 1851 Trust — two organisations obsessed with breaking down barriers and showing young people what’s possible when curiosity meets the s
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"Six Bad Years ... followed by 300 Million Users and 90% market share"
How Shazam’s ugly start taught Barton to love pain and fight for the long game “When we launched Shazam in 2002, we thought we’d be a...
Leonardo Tavares de Macedo


“Being the Underdog Was Our Superpower”: Lessons from Claire Williams’ F1 Leadership
On family legacy, and the microscopic detail that decides who wins and who loses Claire Williams at Tech Show London “No one is more...
Leonardo Tavares de Macedo


#TheEarthshotPrize: Can Concrete and eDNA Save the Planet? A Closer Look at the Earthshot Innovators
From carbon‑eating infrastructure to DNA‑mapped rivers — A deep dive into the science, business and real impact behind their work The...
Manasi Patil
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