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Indie developer ShotX puts Danger Gazers on The Pirate Bay for free, gets boost in sales
The developer considers it a success.
Amateur deepfake artist shames Scorsese’s The Irishman with superior de-aging effects
The scenes were created on a much smaller budget.
Jukin Media shoots itself in the foot, referencing previous fair use case that went against them, lawyer says
The YouTube community have accused Jukin Media of extortion.
Mark Hamill deletes Facebook account over Zuckerberg’s decision to not censor political ads
Hamill wants Facebook to be arbiter of truth.
New York plans to replicate California’s “anti-freelancer” law
The law has already caused Californian freelance writers to lose work.
Casper’s planned IPO shows the mattress company blows its profit on podcast sponsorships and influencers
Casper’s aggressive marketing of its high mark-up mattresses mean it sells each mattress at a loss.
College graduates increasingly want to avoid big tech companies like Apple, Google, and Facebook
Tech companies are no longer seen as so desirable.
James Charles hit with copyright strike from AlfDigital, what he calls a “non-existent company”
Charles’ video is unavailable after the seemingly false strike.
PewDiePie’s last three videos copyright striked by unknown entity AlfDigital
The three videos have been removed.
Instagram tests letting users block people from mentioning them
Instagram will likely roll out the feature this year.
Police crack down on Facebook Pages providing information gained from police radio
Police say it may stop people from wanting to report crimes. The page admins say they’re keeping people informed.
Ireland’s “Online Safety and Media Regulation Bill” is the new legislation no one asked for
The legislation is wide-reaching and non-specific.