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The article discusses recent developments in the tech industry, including regulatory efforts on prediction markets in the EU. Starlink has partnered with American Airlines as it prepares for a future IPO. Additionally, Spotify has expanded its offerings by adding longform articles to its audiobook catalog.

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Click to unmute Prediction Market Bans, Starlink Expansion and Spotify Adds Articles | Tech Today Prediction Market Bans, Starlink Expansion and Spotify Adds Articles | Tech Today May 27, 2026 News Owen Poole covers today's top tech stories, including: EU countries attempt to regulate popular "prediction markets," Starlink partners with American Airlines ahead of the future SpaceX IPO, and Spotify brings longform articles to its audiobook catalog. up next Musk-Altman Trial Verdict, PlayStation Price Hikes and Alexa Plus AI Podcasts | Tech Today Up Next Musk-Altman Trial Verdict, PlayStation Price Hikes and Alexa Plus AI Podcasts | Tech Today 03:09 Google to Detail Agentic AI Models at I/O, Android 17 Features and Smart Glasses Reveal Expected | Tech Today Google to Detail Agentic AI…

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