EA Employees Speak Out Against $55B Sale
EA employees fear mass layoffs and creative limits as the company considers a $55 billion sale to investors including Jared Kushner and Saudi Arabia.
The Problem With W Korea’s “Love Your W”
W Korea’s Love Your W gala was meant to raise breast cancer awareness. Critics say it was a spectacle with little empathy.
Smucker’s Sues Trader Joe’s Over a Crustless Sandwich
Smucker’s says Trader Joe’s copied its Uncrustables. Their lawsuit is an example of how trademark law became a weapon.
Pixel 10 Pro Fold Explodes in JerryRigEverything Test
The Pixel 10 Pro Fold exploded during JerryRigEverything’s harsh test, exposing hinge weaknesses and doubts about Google’s dustproof claims.
The Sweet Sadness of “Mori no Chiisana Restaurant”
Beneath its lullaby melody, Mori no Chiisana Restaurant tells a quiet story about the comfort in sharing one final meal in peace.
Can OpenAI Handle Erotic AI Responsibly?
OpenAI says adults deserve more freedom. Its rollout of erotica content could push vulnerable adult users towards dangerous attachment.
Keeping the Pixels Alive: Why Game Preservation Matters
How do we make sure games bought today still work in 10 years? A look at preservation, platform responsibility, and consumer power.
DirecTV Gemini Turns Viewers Into Interactive Ads
DirecTV teams with Glance to embed interactive AI ads, turning TV into a shopping experience and viewers into data points.
A 20% Discount Can’t Fix Borderlands 4’s Problems
Less than a month after launch, Borderlands 4 is already 20% off. It’s a sign that Gearbox is scrambling to recover from a launch that fell short of expectations.
When Taylor Swift Stopped Being Relatable
Taylor Swift once felt like the everygirl. Now, her fans are realizing that their favorite pop star no longer reflects the world they live in.