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Even now, 91% of U.K. adults see or hear something on the BBC every week. And contrary to what many believe, 80% of people under 35 young people still consume BBC content. Globally, the BBC attracts 468 million people per week and is the most trusted provider of news by some distance.
The BBC at 100: A Century of Informing, Educating, Entertaining — And Trying to Keep Politicians Honest
niemanlab.org
The first of these phones, the Nokia 8110, was the first GSM handset with an ARM core. It would become famous a few years later when it appeared in the movie The Matrix.
A History of ARM, Part 2: Everything Starts to Come Together
arstechnica.com
The Oxford English Dictionary describes “dog days” as “the hottest part of the summer, associated in ancient times with the heliacal rising of the Dog Star in the Mediterranean area, and formerly considered to be the most unhealthy period of the year and a time of ill omen.”
The Grammarphobia Blog: Dog Days: Are You Pooped?
grammarphobia.com
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