Month February 2024
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Tumblr and WordPress are preparing to sell user data to Midjourney and OpenAI, 404Media reported Tuesday, citing a source with internal knowledge about the deals and internal documents. From the report: The exact types of data from each platform going… Continue Reading →
Once upon a time, Windows came with a rather capable video editor called Movie Maker, but it was discontinued back in 2017. After something of a delay, Clipchamp arrived to serve as the new default video editor in Microsoft’s operating… Continue Reading →
Max has a handful of big names on its March slate. First up is the HBO Original The Regime (March 3), a political satire starring Kate Winslet as the increasingly paranoid chancellor of an authoritarian regime that’s coming apart. Dream… Continue Reading →
The Academy Awards aren’t everything. Sometimes winning movies truly represent the best films of their years; sometimes they reflect a zeitgeist that winds up looking weird in later years; sometimes they’re just completely inexplicable. But let’s focus on the times… Continue Reading →
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Everyone has a story in them, as someone famous once said. A startup called Inkitt believes that it can use AI to turn the strongest of these into blockbusters and to build a new “Disney” for the 21st century around… Continue Reading →
Enlarge / A scene from One Piece, one of the animes that Funimation has distributed. (credit: Zoro/YouTube) Sony is making an effort to appease customers who will lose their entire Funimation digital libraries when the anime streaming service merges into… Continue Reading →
Enlarge / A battle between Ragnar Lothbrok and Oda Nobunaga was unlikely to occur, given the roughly 700 years between their existences. But Age of Empires is a limitless canvas. (credit: World’s Edge) Real-time strategy (RTS) games aren’t getting many… Continue Reading →