The BBC on Mastodon: experimenting with distributed and decentralised social media Posted by Tristan Ferne on 31 Jul 2023, last updated 31 Jul 2023 As the social media landscape ebbs and flows, the team at BBC Research & Development are researching social technologies and exploring possibilities for the BBC. One part of our work is to establish a BBC presence in the distributed collection of socia
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Professor Stephen Bax found the word Kantairon alongside a picture of the medieval herb Centaury A breakthrough has been made in attempts to decipher a mysterious 600-year-old manuscript written in an unknown language, it has been claimed. The Voynich Manuscript, carbon-dated to the 1400s, was rediscovered in 1912, but has defied codebreakers since. Now, Bedfordshire University's Stephen Bax says
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe: "Trust not tension is crucial for peace and prosperity in Asia and in the rest of the world" "If peace and stability were shaken in Asia, the knock-on effect for the entire world would be enormous," he added. In an earlier briefing to journalists, Mr Abe said that like Britain and Germany in 1914, Japan and China were inter-dependent economies, trading partners
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