The Real Reason NewJeans Wants Out of ADOR
Behind the calls for artist rights, NewJeans’ fight against ADOR exposes a deeper issue. The unhealthy influence of Min Hee-jin on their identity and choices.
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Can Selling Inactive Usernames Save X?
X has launched a marketplace to sell usernames from inactive accounts. Can turning handles into commodities fix a platform struggling to stay relevant?
When Privacy Becomes Collateral Damage – The New York Times v. OpenAI
The New York Times’ lawsuit against OpenAI exposes a troubling contradiction. Protecting journalism by violating user privacy.
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.
The 5CA Hack Wasn’t Discord’s Fault
The so-called Discord hack was actually a breach of 5CA, a third-party vendor using Zendesk. Here’s what really happened, and why age verification remains a dangerous system.
How DJI Might Be Dodging U.S. Bans
New evidence suggests DJI may be quietly selling its cameras through a disguised brand. If true, the move could get them in trouble with the U.S.
Nintendo’s “Close To You” Was a Perfect Distraction
Nintendo’s Close To You short film wasn’t just a showcase of animation talent. It was a reminder of the company’s charm amid mounting criticism.
Sackbird Studios: When Getting Fired Becomes Freedom
After Microsoft canceled Project Blackbird, its developers formed Sackbird Studios, an employee-owned team betting on creative freedom over corporate control.
Rock Band 4 Delisting Highlights Music Licensing Struggles
Rock Band 4’s delisting exposes a big problem. Time-limited music licenses threaten the preservation of video games.