The Last of Us Online cancelled by developer Naughty Dog
An online game based on the PlayStation hit is officially halted by developer Naughty Dog.
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The Datafication of Athletes: How Performance Tracking Is Changing Careers and Contracts
Professional sports have always been shaped by numbers—scores, times, rankings, and statistics. But in recent years, data has moved far beyond the box score. Wearable technology, advanced analytics, and real-time monitoring tools are transforming how athletes train, compete, and are valued. This shift toward the datafication of athletes is redefining not only performance, but careers…
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After months of strikes by the writers’ and screen actors’ unions — and billions of dollars in losses to California’s economy — Hollywood is back to work. Sort of. We still need the SAG-AFTRA membership to ratify the hard-won deal for the TV and movie industry to continue its post-pandemic recovery. Like the Writers Guild…
Google loses monopoly case to Fortnite maker Epic Games
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Google Is Finally Killing Cookies. Advertisers Still Aren’t Ready.
Listen to article (1 minute) Google is going forward with sweeping changes to how companies track users online—moves that have been years in the making. Advertisers still aren’t ready. The changes, among the biggest in the history of the $600 billion-a-year online-ad industry, center on the use of cookies, technology that logs the activity of…
