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“Wikipedia was hit with a malicious attack that has taken it offline in several countries for intermittent periods,” a spokesperson said late on Friday night.

PA 11/50 27 August 2019 Nat Lofthouse statue is covered in flags at the University of Bolton Stadium, Bolton.

The attack on Wikipedia comes just months after Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp stopped working simultaneously in July. »

Last year, the Recording Industry Association of America’s (RIAA) mid-year report suggested that CD sales were declining three times as fast as vinyl sales were growing.

In February, the RIAA reported that vinyl sales accounted for more than a third of the revenue coming from physical releases.

Vinyl revenue grew by 12.8% in the second half of 2018 and 12.9% in the first six months of 2019, while the revenue from CDs barely budged. »

(CNN) Jury selection is expected to begin Friday in the case of a former Dallas police officer who faces a murder charge after she shot and killed a man in his own apartment last September, according to CNN affiliate KTVT.

Amber Guyger shot and killed Botham Jean, an unarmed black man, after entering his apartment, believing that it was her own, according to police.

Guyger's defense team has requested a change of venue for the trial, citing "prejudicial" and "inflammatory" media coverage. »

But if you’re searching for a clinic around the state’s second-largest city, Google Maps won’t tell you about it.

Google knows that Maps struggles to differentiate facilities that offer abortions from those that don’t, spokesperson Paul Pennington told VICE News.

That’s why Google deploys human analysts from its fraud and spam team to flag businesses that misrepresent themselves on Maps. »