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.
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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.
Xbox’s Price Hike: Profit Move or Tariff Excuse?
Microsoft raised Xbox prices again, but is it tariffs or profit problems driving the change?
Can Disney Recover After the Jimmy Kimmel Controversy?
The Kimmel suspension and price hikes leave Disney reeling as subscribers cancel in protest.