After barring Logan Paul earlier today from serving ads on his video channel, YouTube has now announced a more formal and wider set of sanctions it’s prepared to level on any creator that starts to post videos that are harmful to viewers, others in the YouTube community, or advertisers. As it has done with Paul (on two occasions now), the site said it will remove monetization options on… Read More
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A surprise settlement ends the case before it reached the jury. Here’s an inside look of how it went down.
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Musk’s intrepid Tesla Roadster, launched by SpaceX, is now being tracked by the Virtual Telescope Project as it ventures beyond the moon’s orbit.
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If you missed the launch or just wondered why there’s a car in space, we have all the answers.
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New hardware and software design will reduce the effect of Apple’s performance management software on the iPhone X, 8 and 8 Plus. The HomePod reviews are here, and AirPower could come in March.
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It surely won’t run Crysis, but this throwback, 8-bit breadboard computer was made by one guy working on it from home for only nine days, two of which were spent designing it on paper from scratch.
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New hardware and software design will reduce the effect of Apple’s performance management software on the iPhone X, 8 and 8 Plus. The HomePod reviews are here, and AirPower could come in March.
Source: CNET
Two Russian engineers at a top-level facility tried to use a supercomputer to mine Bitcoins for their own personal gain but were immediately caught. How? They apparently forgot about one little restriction.
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The lawsuit encapsulated the way this industry used to work, and its end signals a shift into the future.
Source: Wired
Amazon Studios has finally found a replacement for Roy Price after the executive stepped down in mid-October over sexual harassment claims. Jennifer Salke will be filling in the top spot at the online studio after serving for six years as NBC’s Entertainment President. “We are thrilled to announce that Jennifer Salke will be joining us as the Head of Amazon… Read More
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