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Renato Rovai stated that the Fórum website was under attack, with at least 50 networks trying to invade it simultaneously. In an ironic tone, he said that this would be a coincidence and that it would have no relation to the campaign of an unidentified candidate. He explained that a redirect message displayed to visitors would serve to mitigate the attack and asked for the publication to be widely shared. #AtaqueCibernético #SegurançaDigital #Fórum (translated)

AlertesInfos reported, citing Europe 1, that many off-duty police officers had not been called back this weekend. A policewoman lamented that colleagues and she were ready to work to help, and wondered if the call-back had been avoided because this day was paid double. She described the situation as shameful. #Police #France #Justice (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Kylian Mbappé mentioned his evolution in the face of criticism and the importance of questioning oneself. At 27, he was taking more of a step back than before, when he took criticism personally, he explained. He also emphasized the need to stay true to one’s values, accept one's mistakes, and continue to think about aspects of his game to improve or correct. According to him, doubt helps to surpass oneself and not to rest on one’s laurels. Actu Foot attributed these comments to Onze Mondial. #KylianMbappé #Critiques #Évolution (translated)

In Paris, you have video surveillance cameras almost everywhere, but we are not allowed to have artificial intelligence. At the heart of the debate is algorithmic video surveillance (AVS), also called augmented video surveillance, which relies on artificial intelligence software capable of analyzing images from the cameras. "In Paris, you have video surveillance cameras almost everywhere, but we are not allowed to have artificial intelligence," laments Frédéric Péchenard, the LR vice-president of the Île-de-France region, speaking to FranceInfo. #Vidéosurveillance #IntelligenceArtificielle #SécuritéPublique (translated)

RADIO ARC 101:“NEWSSTANDS, ‘ENDANGERED SPECIES’ LIKE CAFÉS: MONEY LOST AND HOPES FROM STANFORD” by NANDO SILVESTRI SOURCE: https://radioarc.it/edicole-razze-in-estinzione-come-i-bar-soldi-persi-e-speranze-da-stanford/ Newsstands are another repository of humanity and knowledge, in many respects similar to cafés, at least as far as the unfortunate fate that has befallen many of them is concerned. The smell of printed paper, coloured card, variegated covers, surprise packets and cellophane was an olfactory molasses that once intoxicated young and old alike and represented, at the same time, a sought-after destination for daily walks and pauses. Stopping by the newsstand meant drawing upon knowledge, entertainment, culture, imagination and creativity. All prerogatives lost on account of the shapeless and amorphous surrogates disseminated by the web. This is the principal reason for the cumulative and recurring closure of a great many Italian newsstands: in economics, one speaks of a sector in demand collapse. But it is not merely a newsstand that closes; a piece of the local and national economy closes with it. From 35,000 newsstands in 2005 to about 20,000 in 2024: -43%. With them goes direct turnover of over €400 million per year, but the real hole is the indirect economy that is never calculated. Each average newsstand in a small town generated distribution worth €15,000 per year in margins for local distributors, couriers, and printers. Moreover, the customer who bought the newspaper would have a coffee, buy a bus ticket, place a bet. Download the Medium App One must consider that without a newsstand, the village cinema loses its only physical promotional outlet, not to mention the losses in terms of advertising. When it closes, it is not only the newsagent who loses. The café loses, the driver loses, the printer loses. In Irpinia, over the last five years, Avellino has lost six newsstands, Ariano Irpino three, Sant’Angelo dei Lombardi two. The total loss in Irpinia amounts to about 22% of outlets. All this means that many of the closures mentioned above have deprived Irpinian cafés of several dozen customers, harming workers, distributors and suppliers. These are jobs that do not make the news, but they exist. Another hard blow inflicted upon the local and national economy in the name of a false progress that almost always favours the business of fixers and the usual suspects. However, what is happening in Puglia, a few kilometres from Irpinia, opens up scenarios of renewal based precisely upon the reconversion of disused newsstands. These are prospects so unique and innovative as to have aroused interest worldwide, especially at Stanford University. This is news of enormous significance that few news programmes have disseminated, in the name of a perennial pre-emption by technologies contemptuous of common sense, tradition and art. In San Severo, 40 km from Upper Irpinia, a newsstand abandoned for six years in Via Matteo Tondi became, on 27 March 2026, the Teatro-Edicola Foyer’97: six chairs, four square metres, an idea by Francesco Gavino. The well-received 10- to 15-minute shows have piqued the curiosity of Stanford University. Its academic journal, the Stanford Social Innovation Review [SSIR], has chosen the Teatro Edicola in San Severo as an international case study with the reportage “The Six-Seat Revolution”. Why is Stanford watching us? Because it has realised that those four square metres can once again generate indirect economic activity. Indeed, 60 spectators in an afternoon can become 60 coffees at the neighbouring café. With a symbolic ticket price of €5, we are talking about a cultural micro-economy. Not to mention the indirect income from tourists and journalists who arrive and frequent B&Bs and restaurants. It is the model Irpinia needs: not to leave the void, but to reconvert it virtuously. Every closed newsstand can become an information point, a micro-cinema, a service hub. Otherwise we shall continue to count only the lowered shutters, without counting the money that no longer circulates.

Merengue edition wrote that Real Madrid won 4-1 against Sevilla in a match that it deemed controlled. The account attributed this performance to the starting positions of Diomande, Endrick, and Arda Güler, as well as the repositioning of Valverde to right back, choices it labeled as rewarding. It indicated that the next match would take place on Wednesday against Leipzig and asked readers for their opinions. #RealMadrid #LaLiga #Football (translated)

José de Abreu stated that he had 39 million "here" and 29 million on Instagram, where he had been for a week unable to repost. He attributed the increase in attacks to this and mentioned Anitta, saying that he could be attacked without being hit. #Ataques #Anitta #RedeSocial (translated)

Nacho Montes de Oca stated that Ukraine launched a massive long-range drone attack against St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region overnight. According to his post, the impacts hit a oil terminal and the main data center of VKontakte, as well as causing fires in several districts. He added that regional authorities reported the downing of dozens of drones and that restrictions at Pulkovo Airport delayed or canceled at least 46 flights. Montes de Oca noted that the terminal had an annual capacity of about 12.5 million tons and was an important point for transporting fuels via the Baltic and supplying the Russian fleet that exported crude oil. Although, according to him, the damage only affected part of the facilities, he stated that the fire in tanks and pumping systems temporarily suspended 100% of loading operations. He estimated that repairs would reduce Russian logistical capacity to export diesel by 15% to 20% for several weeks. Regarding VKontakte, which according to Montes de Oca had over 95 million active monthly users, the author stated that the data center provided communication, video, and access to public platforms, and was also integrated into state systems for education, health, and e-government. He added that NetBlocks recorded a drop in platform traffic to 56% of its normal level, about 44% less. In his analysis, the attack added to previous ones against Yandex data centers in Sasovo, Kaluga, and Vladímir, and could affect digital and state services. Montes de Oca indicated that the Ruchyi depot could store 114,000 cubic meters of fuel and supplied heavy and rail transport of the Leningrad Military District. He also stated that the Baltic ports supported Russian exports of crude and its derivatives. According to his post, Russia aimed to export between 3 and 3.5 million tons of diesel per month by the end of 2026, more than 10% of the global market, and damage to terminals and refineries would limit its income and export capacity. The author said that the offensive weakened the energy truce driven by Donald Trump and that Kiev had warned it would respond if Russia continued attacking Ukrainian infrastructure. He added that Secretary of State Marco Rubio had confirmed that Starshield was not operating in Ukraine nor had it been enabled to guide Ukrainian drones over Russian territory, so, according to Montes de Oca, it was not used in the attack. #Ucrania #SanPetersburgo #GuerraUcrania (translated)

Kriska Carvalho stated that, when asking people not to interact, comment, or repost anything, she also wanted them to avoid mentioning the names involved. She noted that many people were mentioning both the broadcaster and the person and questioned whether they still did not know how things worked on Twitter. #TwitterBrasil #Engajamento #Comunicação (translated)

Gaspard Glanz described the buildings around République as places where improvised care areas with triage coexisted, spots where anti-theft tags were removed from PSG jerseys, and rest zones. He added that neighbors allowed people to use their bathrooms and described the atmosphere as very unique. #Paris #République #Ambiance (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that, in his assessment, users who shared the video of a beating attack in Frankfurt would be pursued more harshly by the rule of law than the underage perpetrators. Their faces should not be shown, while, according to him, drunk teenagers on Sylt had been in the media spotlight for so long that their existence had been destroyed. He ironically referred to the situation as the "best Germany of all time." #Rechtsstaat #Frankfurt #Medien (translated)

Suvi-Anne Siimes pondered whether it was a good thing that the parties were drafting goal programs on different topics, and stated that each of them deserved a discussion that examined the overall picture without bias. According to her, merely settling for rhetorical criticism was not beneficial for anyone. #politiikka #keskustelu #tavoitteet (translated)