TikTok Is Being Sold, But Not the Part That Matters
What happens if TikTok’s new U.S. algorithm isn’t as good, and creators aren’t ready for it?
Nexon’s Review Manipulation Raises a Bigger Question: Will Steam Hold Publishers Accountable?
Steam needs to take a stand. When review systems break, consumer trust breaks with them.
Click to Cancel: Why Something So Simple Became So Complicated
Companies made canceling a subscription so difficult, the government had to step in. And failed to get it done.
Did Krafton Overpay for Unknown Worlds?
Moonbreaker’s flop changed everything. Now $250 million hangs in the balance.
One-Strike-Out: What South Korea’s Harsh Stock Rule Means for the Ultra-Rich
South Korea’s one-strike-out rule is harsh, but not unbeatable when you already have billions.
ALLDAY PROJECT: When Editing Distracts From Talent
There’s serious talent in this group but you’d never know it with all the camera cuts.
YouTube Finally Cracking Down on Low-Effort Content
YouTube’s new monetization rules aim to cut down low-effort content. Will they also hurt creators we actually enjoy?
Should We Trust an AI Browser That Installs at the Kernel Level?
Perplexity’s new AI browser sees everything on your screen, and may access the deepest layer of your computer.
What Duolingo’s AI Controversy Reveals About the Future of Work
Duolingo’s AI-first strategy sparked backlash and exposed deeper flaws in how tech leaders handle change.