Florence Lockheart Friday, October 11, 2024 Andrew Mellor argues that allowing the disgraced conductor to gazump his former ensembles is a damning indictment of our industry’s unwillingness to change © Sim Canetty-Clarke Don’t miss out on our dedicated coverage of […]
The longer a game’s DRM lasts, the fewer new sales are left to be affected by piracy. The longer a game’s DRM lasts, the fewer new sales are left to be affected by piracy. Credit: Entertainment Computing / William Volckmann Just how much money a publisher can expect to lose from a Denuvo crack, though,
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Instagram head Adam Mosseri on Friday addressed the moderation issues that saw Instagram and Threads users losing access to their accounts, having posts disappear, and more, saying that the company “found mistakes” that it’s attributing to human moderators, not AI systems, as many believed. In a post on Threads, Mosseri addressed the issue that has
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Startup Battlefield 200 is a major highlight at every Disrupt, and we’re thrilled to find out which of the thousands of startup applicants will get the chance to pitch to top-tier VCs at TechCrunch Disrupt 2024. Join us at Moscone West in San Francisco from October 28–30 to witness the epic showdown where every contender
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The European Union has dialed up scrutiny of Chinese ecommerce marketplace Temu, asking for more information about its compliance with multiple provisions of the bloc’s online governance framework, the Digital Services Act (DSA), including in relation to how it prevents the sale of illegal goods on its platform. Back in May scores of consumer protection
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The Writers Guild of America West has ordered its members to cease working with The Expendables producer Millennium Pictures, citing that the company is not a signatory to its current union agreement. “We are writing to alert you that WGA members are prohibited under Working Rule 8 from performing writing services for, or optioning or
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“One thing that doesn’t seem to drive most people to libraries? Financial hardship. In fact, the higher your income, the more regularly you avail yourself of their … services. And while we can’t say for sure, it seems bookstores and libraries complement each other more than they compete.” – The Washington Post (MSN) Source link
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ByteDance’s TikTok is laying off hundreds of employees, mainly in Malaysia, according to Reuters. The cuts come as the social network is increasingly turning to AI for content moderation. Although TikTok did not provide the exact number, it said that less than 500 people were affected. The company said it’s making the changes as part
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One of the largest nonprofit theaters in the Bay Area, the California Shakespeare Theater for 50 years offered high-quality outdoor productions and theater education programs. The company has had financial troubles for several years; an emergency campaign last summer raised $350,000 to complete this season’s one production. – San Francisco Chronicle (MSN) Source link
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Read more news stories here The New Jersey Symphony has announced that Joshua Bell will serve as the symphony’s inaugural principal guest conductor from the 2025–26 season, through the 2028–29 season. Bell has had a long relationship with the orchestra over the last three decades and appeared as soloist in the Bruch Violin Concerto no.1 in
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