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Alex Stewart

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he/him | Head of Content @AnalyticsFC | raccoon anarchist | ex-@TifoFootball_ | often spotted with @annaseriousface
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Rural internet providers at risk of closure

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By Alex Stewart
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
09:05 Rural internet providers at risk of closure More rural internet providers could go out of business within the next year, according to the owner of a small Wellington network. WombatNet's Alex Stewart is concerned customers will fall back on Starlink - and he says there are security and monopoly risks if rural communities are left over-reliant on the satellite internet technology.
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#22 Arkansas falls #4 Duke in close game on Thanksgiving

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By Alex Stewart
| KTHV-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
Razorbacks #22 Arkansas falls #4 Duke in close game on Thanksgiving In the primetime NCAA basketball game of turkey day, the Hogs took on the Blue Devils and while competitive Duke pulled away late to win Author: Alex Stewart Published: 9:23 PM CST November 27, 2025 Updated: 9:19 AM CST November 28, 2025 CHICAGO — The 22nd ranked Arkansas Razorbacks men's basketball team spent Thanksgiving in the windy city this year with the #4 Duke Blue Devils, playing their turkey day game on the national...
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What's ‘special’ about our special issues?

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By Kim E. Barrett, Alex Stewart
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Unless you have disavowed all electronic forms of communication, you almost certainly receive regular emails from journals soliciting manuscript submissions, often in the context of an invitation to submit to, or ‘edit’, a special issue. Sometimes, these messages are obviously the product of a flawed algorithm, asking for you to oversee a special issue in a field of physiology far from your expertise, and sometimes in another discipline entirely.
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