Thousands of new ventilators will be delivered to NHS hospitals to help save lives in the fight against coronavirus.
13.03.2020 - 15:55 / dailyrecord.co.uk
As coronavirus continues to affect more holidaymakers, a new travel app promises passengers their money back if their flights are impacted by the virus.
Travellers worried about their holiday plans being disrupted by delayed and cancelled flights can download the Colibra app before take-off and know that they will be compensated if anything goes wrong.
Currently, under EU261 regulation, only a third of flights that are delayed by three hours or more or cancelled are eligible for compensation as
Thousands of new ventilators will be delivered to NHS hospitals to help save lives in the fight against coronavirus.
Harry Styles’ extensive tour of the U.K. and Europe will be rescheduled to 2021 due to the uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.
Amazon and Apple are the latest companies to throttle back streaming-video bit rates in Europe, joining an effort to reduce congestion on the region’s internet networks that have become stressed during the coronavirus pandemic.
Google's YouTube said Friday that it has agreed to reduce its streaming quality in Europe, including the U.K., to standard definition for the next month to help avoid internet congestion amid the coronavirus pandemic. The move, in response to a request from EU Internal Market and Services Commissioner Thierry Breton, comes a day after Netflix unveiled a similar initiative.High definition streams require more online bandwidth, potentially causing broadband congestion during peak times.
Google's YouTube said Friday that it has agreed to reduce its streaming quality in Europe, including the U.K., to standard definition for the next month to help avoid internet congestion amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Pan-European independent music companies trade body IMPALA has established a COVID-19 Task Force to help address the effects of the health crisis on the indie sector right across the Continent.
YouTube will limit streaming in European countries to standard-definition video by default, following a similar move by Netflix to curtail bandwidth usage across the continent amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Pan-European independent music companies trade body IMPALA has established a COVID-19 Task Force to help address the effects of the health crisis on the indie sector right across the Continent.
The coronavirus has yet another unforeseen impact. The European Union recently urged Netflix and other streaming platforms to only allow video streaming in standard definition — rather than high definition — to relieve some of the bandwidth strain during times of unprecedented usage as people are increasingly quarantined due to the spread of COVID-19.
Amid concerns that there could be a surge in online traffic driven by people forced to stay home amid the coronavirus crisis, a high-ranking member of the European Union has called on Netflix to do its part. EU Internal Market and Services Commissioner Thierry Breton has asked the streaming giant to limit streaming of its films and TV series to standard definition, not high definition, or HD, streams, which require more online bandwidth, at peak times.
The travel restrictions imposed to fight the coronavirus outbreak have affected families worldwide, including Chris Brown’s. The rapper lives in the U.S., but Ammika Harris, 26, and their nearly four-month-old son, Aeko, traveled to Germany in Jan.
European Union leaders agreed Tuesday to immediately impose travel restrictions on most foreigners entering Europe for at least 30 days to limit the spread of the new coronavirus and to set up fast-track transport lanes to keep vital medical equipment, food and goods flowing smoothly inside the bloc.