The audiobook company Storytel has increased its paying subscribers by 80,000 in the third quarter, which is the largest growth in three years, while both revenue and profit have risen. #Storytel #prenumeration #ljudböcker (translated)

The audiobook company Storytel has increased its paying subscribers by 80,000 in the third quarter, which is the largest growth in three years, while both revenue and profit have risen. #Storytel #prenumeration #ljudböcker (translated)

Storytel reported an unexpectedly large increase in revenue during the third quarter, despite profitability being slightly lower than expected, according to CEO Bodil Ericsson Torp. #Storytel #Ekonomi #Ljudböcker (translated)

Several companies, including Assa Abloy and Storytel, report their results on Tuesday, and international players such as Boeing and Coca-Cola also present interim reports, which could affect the stock market. #Börsen #Rapportering #Finansnyheter (translated)

Storytel faces new challenges as a tech giant starts investing in the audiobook market. (translated)
The author criticized a new podcast, saying its story was so implausible it would have been rejected by Hollywood. They compared it to an episode of *Air Crash Investigation* written by someone with no experience investigating crashes, and claimed the account had more holes than the aircraft allegedly did. https://t.co/zeXIiOlnLs #Podcast #AirCrashInvestigation #Storytelling
Wingefors replaces the Finnish major shareholder in Storytel's nomination committee. (translated)
FRENCHRAPUS qualified the performance of the rapper La Fouine on COLORS as "storytelling," which he described as incredible. He noted that it began with a reference to Trappes in 1981. https://t.co/3yDGJaK0qL #Storytelling #Rap #LaFouine (translated)
As a member of the People's Party, I have never voted, but this is one of the TOP campaigns I have seen. 😄👍 Really, hats off. I enjoy watching it, it's consistent, it builds on your topics, it's provocative, it has storytelling. Super.. Tý tý ty ty tý 😄 #politika #kampaň #storytelling (translated)
End of October! The new Book by Susanna Clarke From the internationally bestselling and prize-winning author of Piranesi and Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, an enchanting and haunting illustrated short story full of medieval magic. A small hardback edition featuring an afterword by the author 1110 A.D. The fairy host sweeps across the North of England and the city of Durham is under siege. Wearily the Bishop of Durham, Ranulf Flambard, prepares to surrender – something which proves far more difficult than he could have imagined. His quest will lead him through a landscape of unco-operative rivers and enchanted forests to a New Castle on the banks of the River Tyne – where, with any luck, he will be received by a court of deceptive, would-be fairy queens, shape-shifting stags and a beautiful teenage Raven King. A long-lost chapter in the lore of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, The Bishop of Durham Attempts to Surrender the City is an enchanting and enchanted adventure into the magic of medieval England. Praise for Susanna Clarke:‘Spellbinding’ Dua Lipa‘A miraculous and luminous feat of storytelling’ Madeline Miller‘Clarke writes with an intelligence and beauty that seems at times miraculous’ Katherine Rundell
quando dico che manca il pathos, la suspense, il racconto di una storia ma sono semplicemente delle cornazze preconfezionate tra due persone che fisicamente si piacciono ma che hanno iniziato a provare interesse da fuori proprio perché hanno visto di essere fortemente shippati #Pathos #Suspense #Storytelling
I Hear a New World - A Long London Novel by Alan Moore From New York Times bestselling author and legendary storyteller Alan Moore, the second book in the Long London Series, a daringly inventive fantasy novel about murder, mayhem, and magic. It's 1958 and Dennis Knuckleyard has decided to leave his adventures in the Great When in the past where they belong. For nine years, he's avoided so much as thinking about the magical version of London, until he rediscovers an unpleasant reminder of his last adventure-a key that he'd secretly brought into his own world from the other for safekeeping. But while Dennis may believe he's done with the Great When, it's far from done with him. When Dennis gives the key to a friend, its magical properties reawaken, bringing creatures from the other world into Dennis's and sparking riots in Notting Hill. Even worse, Dennis's old crush Grace Shilling has been forced into the Great When to investigate strange happenings in both cities. Desperate to keep Grace safe, Dennis follows her into Long London. But once inside the other city, it will not let him go again so easily, and Dennis and Grace must fight to set things right in the Great When and their own world, or forever lose their lives-and each other. Full of Moore's characteristically stunning world building and rollicking prose, I Hear a New World is the extraordinary second adventure in the Long London series.
Les gens je jure overreact sur les notes du squeeze de sa conv avec Marteen. On apprend juste que Marteen ne veut pas jouer avec Alfa, chose qu'on avait déjà comprise avec le tweet d'Alfa. Bref, vous ne voyez qu'une faute pro du Squeez. Perso, j'y vois surtout une opportunité pour que les VCT proposent enfin du vrai storytelling entre les équipes. Alfa et Boaster chez M8 VS le très Miteux Fnatic. Sortez juste les popcorn pr l'année pro !! #Esports #Gaming #Storytelling
Math Detectives: Alien Angles: The Radian Code Mystery by Mr. Numberwise www.amazon.com/dp/B0GHT5N6SC www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GHT5N6SC Writing What if aliens didn’t use degrees… but radians? When a strange signal appears in the school cafeteria, Jim, Mia, and the mysterious talking ant discover something unbelievable: The message is written in a secret math language. Not degrees… but radians. To solve the mystery, they must: • Decode π, π/2, and 2π • Translate alien rotation commands • Use circles to crack hidden messages • Think like real mathematicians But someone is watching them… And this time, the puzzle is harder. Perfect for ages 10–14, this book turns math into an adventure: Story-based learning Step-by-step explanations Visual thinking 20 fun worksheets included Can YOU crack the alien code? Made Easy Series math mystery book for kids StorytellerUK2026 radians for kids easy explained learning angles pi radians children math detective story book summer adventure stories for kids 9-12 middle school math practice angles geometry stem learning kids problem solving #Amazon #MathMysteryBookForKids #StorytellerUK2026 #RadiansForKidsEasyExplained #LearningAnglesPiRadiansChildren #MathDetectiveStoryBook #SummerAdventureStoriesForKids_9_12 #MiddleSchoolMathPracticeAnglesGeometry #StemLearningKidsProblemSolving #Kids #GreenwichMeridian #Equator #PrimeMeridian #InternationalDateLine #NorthPole #SouthPole #CompassRose #WorldMap #LatitudeAndLongitude #GreatCircleRoute #ArcticCircle #AntarcticCircle #TropicOfCancer #TropicOfCapricorn #FerdinandMagellan #Magellan #JuanSebastiánElcano #JamesCook #MarcoPolo #IbnBattuta #Battuta #ZhengHe #VascoDaGama #DaGama #AmerigoVespucci #Vespucci #RoaldAmundsen #Amundsen #ErnestShackleton #Shackleton #DavidLivingstone #Livingstone #Sacagawea #0248 (=256) 20261006: 916(306)8 #HappyEdu #HappyKids #HappyMath
Division Made Clear: Why We can't Divide by Zero and Other Essential Concepts (Grades 3-8) www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GNY6VLK5 A child wants to share candies at school… but there is no one to share with. So he decides to eat them all. Then he worries about a stomachache. And that’s how a playful mathematical adventure begins. From candies to pizza slices, from tiny “ant steps” around a 360° circle to clock hands pointing at 8 o’clock, this story gently introduces children to the beauty of division. What happens when 2 pizzas are shared by 3 children? Why do crumbs appear when we use approximations? Can 720 tiny steps be divided equally? Through imaginative storytelling, children explore: Division by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 Remainders as “crumbs” Classes of remainders Multiples and patterns Fractions like halves, thirds, and two-thirds Real-life questions such as: Which years between 2020 and 2030 are divisible by 5? Using numbers from 0 to 21, familiar objects like candy boxes and pizzas, and friendly explanations, complex mathematical ideas become playful discoveries. Division is no longer just calculation — it becomes sharing, thinking, predicting, and exploring patterns. Perfect for curious children, parents, and teachers who want to turn mathematics into a story worth savoring. Includes a glossary of 14 key mathematical terms. #BasicDivisibilityForStudents #KidsMathAdventure #FunMathWorkbook #LearnMathWithStories #LearnMath #Stories #DivisionExercisesGrade_3_8 #MathStoriesForKids #StorytellerUK2026 #PizzaMargherita #PizzaPepperoni #PizzaQuattroFormaggi #PizzaCapricciosa #PizzaMarinara #PizzaDiavola #PizzaHawaiian #PizzaVegetariana #Kids #0251 20261006: 918(444)8 #Happy #HappyEdu #HappyKids #HappyMath
The Ants’ Treasure: Where the Paths Meet — English Edition www.amazon.com/dp/B0GXGNPD87 Visual Math Made Clear: Visually Explained Algebra Series Title Math Made Clear for Kids (Ages 9–12) The Ants’ Treasure: Where the Paths Meet is a visual math story that turns equations, graphs, and coordinates into an adventure children can actually see and understand. This is the English Edition. This book is also available in other language editions. When Mia and Alex discover two mysterious ant paths crossing the beach, they meet Mr. Numberwise — a quiet guide who shows them that math is not just numbers on a page, but stories, paths, patterns, and discoveries. Through ants, treasure maps, staircases, colorful paths, and exciting “Aha!” moments, children are introduced to: • linear equations • slope • coordinates • graphing • intersections and meeting points This book uses original visual models to make algebra easier to understand: • slope becomes a staircase • an equation becomes the recipe of a path • +b becomes the starting floor • coordinates become the address of a point • an intersection becomes the place where two different path-stories meet This book combines: ✔ story ✔ visual explanations ✔ solved exercises ✔ step-by-step learning ✔ drawings and graphs ✔ practice worksheets ✔ “Math Made Clear” style explanations ✔ memorable “Aha!” moments Instead of memorizing formulas, children begin to see how math moves. Perfect for curious learners, visual thinkers, homeschool families, classrooms, and children discovering algebra for the first time. Designed mainly for ages 10–14, this book can also help older students who find algebra difficult and need a clearer, more visual explanation. And honestly… many adults may finally understand slope better with this book too. A visual math story with solved exercises — designed to make algebra finally feel clear. #BeachVacation #MathAdventureForKids9_12 #GraphingAlgebra #CoordinateAlgebra #SlopeAlgebra #visually #explained #algebra #StorytellerUK2026 #SummerAdventure #StoriesForKids9_12 #VisualMath #0249 #AntsOnTheBeach #BrightonBeach #BournemouthBeach #BlackpoolBeach #FistralBeach #SandsendBeach #WhitbyBeach #RhossiliBay #BarafundleBay #TenbyNorthBeach #LlangennithBeach #OxwichBay #ManorbierBeach #SantaMonicaBeach #VeniceBeach #HuntingtonBeach #LagunaBeach #CoronadoBeach #SouthBeachMiami #ClearwaterBeach #SiestaKeyBeach #DaytonaBeach #CocoaBeach #WaikikiBeach #KaanapaliBeach #LanikaiBeach #Kids #TreasureIsland #AntTreasure #BeachAdventure #HiddenTreasure #TreasureHunt #TreasureMap #SecretBeach #IslandAdventure #LittleExplorers 20261006: 1491(591)13 #Happy #HappyEdu #HappyKids #HappyMath
Math Detectives: Alien Angles The Radian Code Mystery https://www.amazon.com/Math-Detectives-Angles-Radian-Mystery-ebook/dp/B0GHT5N6SC?ref_=saga_dp_bnx_dsk_dp Series Title Math Made Clear for Kids (Ages 10–14) Writing What if aliens didn’t use degrees… but radians? When a strange signal appears in the school cafeteria, Jim, Mia, and the mysterious talking ant discover something unbelievable: The message is written in a secret math language. Not degrees… but radians. To solve the mystery, they must: • Decode π, π/2, and 2π • Translate alien rotation commands • Use circles to crack hidden messages • Think like real mathematicians But someone is watching them… And this time, the puzzle is harder. Perfect for ages 10–14, this book turns math into an adventure: Story-based learning Step-by-step explanations Visual thinking 20 fun worksheets included Can YOU crack the alien code? Made Easy Series #MathMysteryBookForKids #StorytellerUK2026 #RadiansForKidsEasyExplained #LearningAnglesPiRadiansChildren #AnglesPiRadians #Radians #Pi #MathSetectiveStoryBook #SummerAdventureStoriesForKids10_14 #MiddleSchool #MathPractice #Geometry #Angles #AnglesGeometry #StemLearningKidsProblemSolving #StemLearningKids #ProblemSolving #KindleBooks #Children_s_eBooks #Education_Reference #Reference #Kids #20260924_0117 #0248 & #0256 20261006: 1032(271)9 #Happy #HappyEdu #HappyKids #HappyMath
Can you crack a secret code using coordinates? www.amazon.co.uk/Secret-Coordinates-Signal-decode-coordinates-ebook/dp/B0GHY5VMLX When Mia and Jim discover a mysterious note hidden between the tiles in their schoolyard, it seems simple at first: A (3, 2) But there’s a problem… Where do you start? With the help of a clever ant and a surprising clue from a quiet student, they uncover something bigger: a hidden grid, a secret origin point, and a path that leads to something unexpected. As they move step by step across the grid, they begin to think like real mathematicians. But just when the case seems closed… a strange symbol appears. And this time, it’s not coordinates. Inside this book, kids will learn: • How to read and use coordinates (x, y) • What the origin (0, 0) really means • How to move on a grid step by step • How to recognize patterns and paths • How math helps solve real mysteries Includes: A full mystery story (engaging + easy to follow) 20 progressive worksheets (Levels 1–3) Step-by-step solutions with visual thinking A powerful “decode” challenge A cinematic ending that leads to the next case Perfect for: • Ages 10–14 • Classroom support or homeschooling • Kids who like puzzles, mysteries, and problem-solving • Building confidence in math through storytelling This is not just a math book. It’s a mission. Can you find the hidden point… before the signal finds you? #CoordinateGrid #KidsEbook #MathMysteryBooks #StorytellerUK2026 #LearnCoordinatesFunStory #GraphingPointsForBeginners #KidsPuzzle #MathAdventure #SummerAdventureStoriesForKids10_14 #StemActivitiesStoryBookKids #MrNumberwise #0247 #20260923_2354 #Kids #CrackingTheCoordinatesCode #SecretCoordinates #CoordinateMystery #DecodeTheSignal #HiddenCoordinates #MapTheClues #MathDetectives #CoordinatePlane #GridChallenge #AlienSignal #BermudaTriangle #LostCityOfAtlantis #VanishingShips #MysteriousDisappearances #MissingExpedition #UnchartedIsland #HiddenIsland #LostCoordinates 20261006: 459(236)4 #Happy #HappyEdu #HappyKids #HappyMath
The Missing Pizza Case Mr. Numberwise Investigates Fractions https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GHMBZTWR Series Title Math Made Clear for Kids (Ages 9–12) Mr. Numberwise Investigates Fractions: The Missing Pizza Case My name is Mr. Numberwise. At least, that’s what Jim and Mia call me. I like puzzles, patterns, and numbers that look confusing… until you organize them the right way. But this week, something strange happened in the cafeteria. A pizza went missing. Not completely. Just a part of it. And that’s when things got interesting. With the help of a curious ant, we begin solving a mystery using fractions, angles, and clever thinking. This is not just a math book. It’s a story. A puzzle. A challenge. Inside this book, kids will: • Learn fractions in a fun, story-driven way • Discover how circles and angles (360°) connect to fractions • Solve mysteries using logic and math • Build confidence through real problem-solving Perfect for ages 9–12, this book turns math into an adventure. Because sometimes… the best way to understand numbers is to solve a mystery. #FractionsForKids #MathMysteryBook #LearningFractions #StorytellerUK2026 #summerAdventureStoriesForKids9_12 #ElementaryMathWorkbook #AnglesForKidsMath #FunMathPuzzlesForKids #MrNumberwise #English #20260923_2328 #0246 #Kids #PizzaMargherita #PizzaPepperoni #PizzaQuattroFormaggi #PizzaCapricciosa #PizzaMarinara #PizzaDiavola #PizzaHawaiian #PizzaVegetariana 20261006: 918(356)8 #Happy #HappyEdu #HappyKids #HappyMath
genre la les gens se font engueuler parce qu'ils ne veulent pas que d personnes soient influencées pour acheter une ultime boisson de m3rde enrobée d'un storytelling alors que ça ressemble juste à une volonté de s'enrichir pure ou à une déconnexion totale du quotidien des gens? #Consommation #Marketing #Société
Hanover Institute – propaganda designed for artificial intelligence For decades, influence operations had one primary target: people. Propaganda was designed to reach newspaper readers, television audiences or users scrolling through Facebook and TikTok. The Hanover Institute for Public Policy suggests that this model is beginning to change. In August 2026, an organisation presenting itself as an American think tank appeared online and, within just nine days, produced an enormous library of pseudo-academic research on Israel, Palestine and the war in Gaza. Yet the intended audience may not have been people at all. The material appears to have been designed, at least in part, to reach systems such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity. The Hanover Institute looked professional. It published lengthy “data reports” complete with methodologies, footnotes, tables and references to sources including the World Bank, United Nations agencies, Amnesty International and the Genocide Convention. What was considerably harder to find were the things normally associated with a genuine think tank: named experts, identifiable report authors, a physical headquarters or a clearly defined legal entity. There was, however, a much more revealing trail. Documents filed with the US Department of Justice under the Foreign Agents Registration Act link Piro Inc., via Havas Media Germany, to Israel's Government Advertising Agency, known as LaPam. Hanover itself now states that its material is distributed by Piro on behalf of Havas Media Germany, acting for LaPam. 124 reports in nine days The rate of production was extraordinary, even by the standards of online publishing. Between 6 and 14 August, the Hanover Institute released 124 reports containing more than 560,000 words – an average of roughly 4,500 words per publication. On 12 and 13 August alone, 73 reports appeared, totalling almost 354,000 words. More revealing than the volume was the way the material was structured. Many titles were framed as questions remarkably similar to those a user might ask an AI assistant: “Is anti-Zionism antisemitism?”, “Did Israel expel Palestinians from their land?”, “Is Israel committing genocide in Gaza?”, “Is there a starvation policy in Gaza?” or “Is the IDF the world's most moral army?” This did not resemble the conventional publishing schedule of a research institute. It looked more like the systematic construction of answers to as many contentious questions about Israel and Palestine as possible. The presentation mattered too. These were not crude propaganda leaflets. They were written in restrained, analytical language and packaged with data, references and methodological sections. To a search engine or an AI retrieval system, they could therefore resemble legitimate expert analysis. How to write for a chatbot Some of the most revealing evidence came from the site's technical architecture. Hanover maintained an llms.txt file – a mechanism intended to make website content easier for AI systems to interpret. Reporters also identified signs of technology associated with optimising content for generative search. Piro's own marketing is equally significant. The company advertised an “AI Story Optimization” service concerned with how large language models assess information and construct answers. Its co-founder Daniel Rosenberg has written about understanding how systems such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity formulate responses – and how to ensure that an AI system knows the story a client wants to tell. The principle resembles traditional search-engine optimisation, but the target has changed. SEO tries to make a webpage rank highly in Google. Generative Engine Optimisation, or GEO, attempts to make information discoverable, credible and useful to an AI system when it constructs an answer. The chain is potentially straightforward. A user asks a chatbot a question about Israel or Gaza. The system searches for information, encounters a professionally presented Hanover report and uses it as one of the sources from which it builds its response. Propaganda no longer has to reach the user directly. It can first reach the machine, which then delivers the information to a human audience in its own apparently neutral voice. Did it actually work? This is where an important qualification is necessary. There is no evidence that the Hanover Institute “reprogrammed ChatGPT”, altered the underlying parameters of OpenAI, Google or Anthropic models, or permanently poisoned their training data. Describing the operation simply as “poisoning AI” therefore risks overstating what can currently be demonstrated. There is, however, evidence of something more specific. In neutral tests conducted by POLITICO, both ChatGPT and Perplexity cited Hanover Institute material in answers concerning Gaza, anti-Zionism and antisemitism. That suggests the operation achieved at least one of its apparent objectives: in some circumstances, AI systems treated Hanover as a source from which information could be retrieved. What remains unknown is how often this happened, how long the effect persisted and whether it meaningfully altered answers for large numbers of users. It is therefore more accurate to describe Hanover as an attempt to manipulate the retrieval and citation layer of generative AI, rather than as evidence that the underlying models themselves were permanently compromised. The money trail leads back to the Israeli state Unlike many influence operations, attribution here does not depend solely on technical clues. There is a documented financial trail. Piro Inc. registered its US activities under FARA registration number 7732. Filings identify Havas Media Germany as a contractor acting on behalf of the Israel Government Advertising Agency, LaPam. An agreement dated 30 April included $900,000 for a “Digital Storytelling Pilot”, while subsequent documentation referred to a separate $100,000 information initiative. Precision matters. The available documents do not establish that the entire $900,000 was spent specifically on the Hanover Institute. They do, however, show that Piro was conducting communications activity financed through the Israeli state apparatus and aimed at American audiences, while Hanover materials were submitted to the Department of Justice under the same FARA registration. Following scrutiny of the project, Hanover also became considerably more explicit about its funding. Its website now identifies Piro, Havas Media Germany and LaPam. From propaganda for people to propaganda for machines The significance of the Hanover Institute does not depend on proving that the operation was enormously successful. Its importance lies in what it reveals about the changing architecture of influence. The internet is increasingly moving away from a model in which users open ten webpages and compare sources themselves. Instead, they ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or Perplexity a question and receive a synthesised answer. That creates a new point at which the information environment can be manipulated. The traditional model looked something like this: create a misleading article, use accounts or advertising to increase its reach, and place it in front of human users. Hanover suggests another model: build a professional-looking source, publish hundreds of articles structured around questions people ask AI, optimise those materials for generative systems, and allow the chatbot to potentially incorporate them into its own answers. The most consequential feature of this mechanism is that the user may never visit the Hanover Institute website. They may never even know that the organisation exists. Its content only needs to become one ingredient in an answer generated by a system the user trusts. In the age of search engines, governments, companies and campaigners fought over what people would see in Google results. In the age of generative artificial intelligence, an increasingly important battle will be fought over something else: which sources machines use to construct the answers we accept as knowledge. Sources The Guardian – “Fake US thinktank set up and funded by Israel sought to game AI for propaganda” https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/aug/26/fake-thinktank-israel-ai-propaganda POLITICO – “Israeli PR wants to answer your ChatGPT questions” https://archive.ph/xF7sZ US Department of Justice – FARA documentation for Piro Inc., registration no. 7732 https://efile.fara.gov/docs/7732-Exhibit-AB-20260602-0.pdf Hanover Institute – funding and organisational disclosure https://hanoverinstitute.com/about Responsible Statecraft – “Israel creates fake think tank in likely attempt to dupe AI chatbots” https://responsiblestatecraft.org/israel-influence-chatgpt/ AIthropology Lab – “Manufacturing the source to manufacture the answer” https://aithropologylab.org/en/radar/2026-09-02/ #Disinformation #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #HanoverInstitute #Israel #Gaza #Palestine #ChatGPT #Claude #Gemini #GenerativeAI #AIPropaganda #Propaganda #InfluenceOperations #InformationWarfare #GenerativeEngineOptimization #GEO #LLM #MediaManipulation #DigitalInfluence #WRLD
