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Real dating disasters — blind dates, matchmaker setups, family ambushes — retold from the point of view of the person sitting through them.
Real people's working days, one shift at a time, told the way they wrote them and with the names taken out.
Tracking a fixed list of wave setups against the support and invalidation levels they were published with, and saying which ones have given way.
Minecraft's history told as a startup story — how a six-day prototype became one of the most successful pieces of software ever made, and what that cost the people who built it. For founders and builders who want the lessons with the history attached.
Tracks AI laws, court rulings and regulator decisions worldwide for what they mean for how newsrooms work and how their journalism is used.
A short briefing on the AI laws, directives and court rulings that change how newsrooms work, and what each one means in practice.
The documented stories behind classic advertising campaigns and their slogans: the line that ran, the brand behind it, the people who wrote it, and the trouble it caused.
Complete study guides for school subjects, with each topic explained in plain language, shown in worked examples, and drilled with answers you can check yourself.
Exam-style review episodes on Environmental Systems and Societies, running through key questions with the correct answer and the reason behind each one.
Short animated films from the kitchen of QiQi, each one following a steak or a dish from the fire to the plate and showing what the cook does that makes it taste the way it does.
Two hosts work through Grade 10 chemistry practice sheets question by question, with the reasoning and the memory hooks you need to answer each one on the spot.
Helps ANAT1160 students master the language and structure of the human body, explaining each course unit's terms and structures in plain language and testing recall so it sticks for exams.