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Screen time, once like candy for kids, is now the whole meal
For David Krieger’s kids in south Florida, screens were a weekend treat. Now, every day is iPad-appropriate.
Digital skills now more accessible
DIGI Telecommunications Sdn Bhd, Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) and Unicef with the support of the Education Ministry announced their collaboration to embark on a Future Skills For All programme.
Nadal calls on Spain's athletes to raise 11 million euros to fight coronavirus
(Reuters) - Rafael Nadal has issued a rallying cry and called on Spanish athletes to help raise 11 million euros (9.96 million pounds) to help fight the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus fuels cybersex trafficking fears for children in South-East Asia
Cybersex traffickers are likely to exploit the coronavirus pandemic to target more children across South-East Asia for online sexual abuse, child rights activists said on March 26.
Draw up policies for children
From DEREK KOK, Research Associate, Jeffrey Cheah Institute on Southeast Asia, Subang Jaya.
National team offers Spain's health service facilities, staff
BARCELONA (Reuters) - Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) president Luis Rubiales has offered the country's health service the national team's lodging and some of its staff to help cope with the coronavirus crisis.
Arab schoolkids told 'turn on the TV' for lessons at home
In the time of novel coronavirus millions of schoolchildren around the Arab world are now learning lessons at home.
WhatsApp users can now message the WHO for coronavirus information
Following its launch of its WhatsApp Coronavirus Information Hub early last week, the company recently launched the WHO Health Alert, a chatbot tool created with the World Health Organization that can respond to users' questions about Covid-19 with prompt and official information 24/7.
Covid-19: Facebook aims its Messenger at coronavirus battle
Facebook on March 23 began enlisting outside developers to create ways its Messenger service can help health organisations battling the novel coronavirus.
Delayed by sanctions, border checks, first medical aid trickles into North Korea
SEOUL (Reuters) - The first shipments of international medical aid are due to arrive at North Korea's borders this week to shore up its defences against the coronavirus, but strict border controls could mean the stream of supplies remains a trickle.