DIGITAL

1. Muslim Advocacy Group Files Suit Against YouTube, Facebook For Hosting Christchurch Shooting Videos
2. Microsoft calls for ‘industrywide’ moderation plan after New Zealand shooting: The company’s president calls for more coordination
3. New Zealand Censors Declare Christchurch Shooting Footage Illegal; Start Rounding Up Violators
4. Brutal Startup Is Using Eye Tracking to Force You to Watch Ads: It’s basically like “A Clockwork Orange.”
5. Social media platforms under increasing pressure to protect users from harm
6. Facebook and Instagram Finally Ban White Nationalism and White Separatism
7. Facebook’s new rules come down against white nationalism, separatism
8. Will Facebook’s New Ban On White Nationalist Content Work?
9. Facebook Settles Claims Alleging Discriminatory Ad Targeting 
10. Vice Media to Pay $1.9 Million to Settle Pay Discrimination Case
11. Music labels sue Charter, complain that high Internet speeds fuel piracy
12. RIAA Continues Its Legal War To Turn ISPs Into The Copyright Police: Sues Charter Communications
13. The Latest Pro-PewDiePie Hackers Locked Users’ Files Until They Subscribed
14. New Virus Steals Your Files Until PewDiePie Gets 100M Subscribers: Another ransomware variant encrypts your files unless you subscribe to PewDiePie – but even if you do, it deletes them anyway.
15. PewDiePie fans keep making junk ransomware: Please, YouTube! Just hide PewDiePie and T-Series’ followers count and put this competition to bed.
16. How Microsoft found a Huawei driver that opened systems to attack
17. New Huawei phone has a 5x optical zoom, thanks to a periscope lens
18. US Is Forcing A Chinese Firm To Sell Gay Dating App Grindr
19. HMD admits the Nokia 7 Plus was sending personal data to China
20. How Internet Mercenaries Do Battle for Authoritarian Governments
21. HTML email reborn, as Google brings AMP to your inbox
22. Google regrets ‘minor glitch’ that sent Ghanaian currency plummeting
23. U.S. Supreme Court Refuses to Search Google Settlement Agreement for Fairness  
24. SCOTUS Remands Google Case to the Ninth Circuit for Spokeo Standing Analysis 
25. Tenth Lawsuit Against Social Media Providers for “Materially Supporting Terrorists” Fails–Sinclair v. Twitter (Eric Goldman)
26. The echo of American Fair Use and of its boundaries, in the EU and Italian System. A comparative analysis in the wake of the Fox News victory over TVEyes
27. Nevada Judge Says Online News Publications Aren’t Protected By The State’s Journalist Shield Law 
28. Talking Cat App Should Keep Quiet on Advertising, CARU Recommends
29. A ‘Dark Day’: Copyright Law That Threatens the Internet as We Know It Passes Final EU Vote
30. EU parliament passes controversial copyright overhaul [Updated]
31. EU Puts An End To The Open Internet: Link Taxes And Filters Approved By Just 5 Votes
32. The European Parliament has voted in favour of Article 13: Critics argued that Article 13, and related legislation passed today by MEPs, risked infringing on freedom of speech
33. Article 13 – MEME Law is coming…
34. “Memes banned” – the European Parliament votes in the EU Copyright Directive including controversial Articles 11 and 13 
35. EU Parliament Passes Controversial “Meme Ban”: It’s a “dark day for internet freedom.”
36. Swedish MEPs Announce Support For Article 13, Demonstrate Near Total Ignorance Of What It Actually Entails
37. New Report: Germany Caved To France On Copyright In A Deal For Russian Gas
38. Enough MEPs Say They Mistakenly Voted For Articles 11 & 13 That The Vote Should Have Flipped; EU Parliament Says Too Bad
39. Tell The EU Not To Wreck The Internet
40. A Century Ago We Killed The Radio Commons; Don’t Let The EU Do That To The Internet
41. EU Commission Refuses To Explain Why It Published Medium Article Mocking The Public’s Concerns Over Article 13
42. EU Internet Companies Warn EU Parliament Not To Vote For Articles 11 & 13; Say They’ll Hand The Internet To Google 
43. MEPs Realizing How Bad Article 13 Could Be, Begin To Back Away From EU Copyright Directive
44. Independent Musician Dan Bull’s New Song, Robocopyright, Warns Of The Dangers Of Article 13
45. Sites Warn EU Users Of Just How Bad Article 13 Will Be
46. Huge Protests Across Europe Protest Article 13; Politician Lies And Claims They Were Paid To Be There
47. Supporters Of Article 13, After Denying It’s About Filters, Now Say It’s About Regulating Filters Which They Admit Don’t Work
48. After EU Copyright Reform Passes, Susan Wojcicki Says “This Is The Beginning” Of YouTube’s Fight
49. Most Advertisers Have Returned To YouTube After Comments Scandal, Google Exec Says 
50. YouTube Usage Comprises 37% Of All Mobile Web Traffic, Study Finds
51. YouTube Facing Lawsuit That Alleges Toy Unboxing Videos Are “Abusive Advertising Practices” Aimed At Children 
52. YouTube Disabled Comments On Thousands Of Creators’ Channels To Prevent Child Predation. Tech Startup Respondology Thinks It Has A Solution. 
53. YouTube Shutters ‘Fantastic Adventures’ Channel After Proprietor’s Arrest For Child Abuse
54. YouTube Millionaires: AR12Gaming Started Sharing His Love For Racecar Games On YouTube In 2012. Now, His Company Sponsors Real-Life Racers.
55. How YouTube is changing toys
56. YouTube cancels two original series but denies moving away from original content
57. YouTube Content Head Susanne Daniels Denies Eyeing Exit Amid High-End Series Cancellations
58. Kim Kardashian’s Daughter North West Entering YouTube Fray In Collab With JoJo Siwa
59. Influencers Allegedly Run Roughshod Over FTC Warnings
60. Influencer Law 101: influencer exclusivity
61. Law School Exam Part 5: Am I An Influencer?
62. #InfluencerMarketing: What advertisers need to know about disclosure
63. Lil Miquela, Shudu, Bermuda and Sophia The Robot: CGI and Robot IT Girls Who Will Become the Influencers of the Future 
64. Studio71 Launches Weekly Reaction Series With Tal Fishman, Caylus Cunningham On ‘Caffeine’
65. Ryan ToysReview’s Nickelodeon Series To Premiere On April 19
66. YouTube’s FaZe Clan Inks Sponsorship, Content Pact With Automaker Nissan
67. Liza Koshy Will Return To Her YouTube Channel After Yearlong Absence
68. Liza Koshy Returns To YouTube With A Glitzy Musical For Her Dollar Store Shenanigans
69. Creators Going Pro: Elle Mills’ YouTube Channel Is Becoming A Diary About The Raw, Vulnerable Parts Of Her Life
70. Priyanka Chopra Launches YouTube-Funded Inspirational Special ‘If I Could Tell You Just One Thing’
71. Admitted Meme Thief F-Jerry Sued for Allegedly Stealing a Meme 
72. Popular Meme Account Sued For Copyright Infringement and Other Claims
73. Expansion of the Madrid System 
74. Ruling in Emoji Beach Ball IP Case Left Me Confused: Kangaroo v. Amazon (Eric Goldman)
75. March Madness! Court Dismisses Lawsuit Over Massive Cyberattack After Basketball Game Loss–Higgins v. Kentucky Sports Radio (Eric Goldman)
76. Amazon Will Soon Launch Mobile Ads In Search Results
77. To rival Amazon, UPS enters healthcare—with doorstep nurse delivery
78. StyleHaul Notifies Employees Of Layoffs, Shutdown Of U.S. Operations (Exclusive) 
79. Here’s Why Netflix Launched ‘Love, Death & Robots’ With A Different Episode Order For Certain Users
80. Netflix Reaches Tipping Point As Originals Now Outpace Acquired Titles – Study
81. Netflix Asks Court To Dismiss Chooseco’s Lawsuit For All The Obvious Reasons
82. Here’s How Apple’s Spending Its Massive $1 Billion Original Content Budget Ahead Of Streaming Service Launch
83. Here’s the Full Rundown on Apple TV and the New Apple TV+
84. Apple finally enters TV streaming space with new Apple TV+ service
85. Here’s all the TV+ shows Apple flew out celebrities for
86. Apple’s New Genre Shows Are Still Mysterious, But Here’s What We Learned Today
87. Apple’s Streaming Service Apple TV+ To Launch This Fall, Will Have Zero Third-Party Content — But Plenty Of Add-Ons
88. Liveblog: Apple unveils its TV service and more at the March 25 “It’s show time” event
89. Apple promises its new credit card is a privacy-protecting beast
90. Apple debuts its own credit card with a physical version to complement the app
91. The Apple Card Is Great at Privacy but Mediocre Overall
92. Everything that’s happening with Apple’s News+ subscription service
93. Apple News+: A newsstand of 300 glossy magazines for $9.99/month
94. Apple Used Its Oprah Moment to Pull One Over on Us
95. Apple Designates Amazon As an Authorized Reseller of Apple – Highlighting the Importance of Online Sales Control for Even the World’s Most Powerful Brand
96. Clippy briefly resurrected as Teams add-on, brutally taken down by brand police
97. Microsoft ships antivirus for macOS as Windows Defender becomes Microsoft Defender
98. Microsoft exec bans company from pulling any dumb April Fools’ pranks 
99. Streaming Powers U.S. Latin Music Market to 18% Growth
100. eMarketer claims Spotify US will overtake Pandora by 2021
101. AI-music startup Endel to release albums through Warner Music
102. A Survey Of The EU’s AI Ecosystem
103. Expert views on the frontiers of AI and conflict  
104. How to develop a successful IP strategy for AI
105. Can AI Be A Fair Judge In Court? Estonia Thinks So
106. How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Science
107. Artificial Intelligence: A Potential Cybersecurity Safeguard or Viable Threat to the Healthcare Industry? 
108. Algorithmic Accountability: A Primer
109. Inside Google’s Rebooted Robotics Program
110. Study shows complexity and uncertainty of IoT regulation in Europe 
111. New York City Apartment Residents Sue Landlord Over New Smart Locks [Updated]
112. US computer science grads outperforming those in other key nations
113. Rethinking the rights of children for the internet age
114. Disruptive Developments @20EssexStreet: What is the difference between a cryptocurrency trading platform and a kitchen blender? 
115. What’s in a (User)Name? 
116. Freetown Man Arrested for Keeping Flat-Screen TV Delivered to Him by Accident With Amazon Order 
117. This Truck Spilled 40,000 Pounds of Printer Ink In a Crash That Probably Cost a Gazillion Dollars
118. Man Steals $122 Million From Google And Facebook By Just Asking Them For Money
119. Digital Business in Canada
120. Internet Platform Governance, Part 1: What’s the Problem?
121. Cloud computing in the United States
122. Federal Prosecutors Recommend Paul Hansmeier Spend The Next 12 Years In Prison

CREATIVITY

1. Photographer loses lawsuit over use of her photo in political mailer
2. $35 billion in research funding “now at stake” after Trump executive order
3. New waves in the battle against piracy of sports rights
4. Copyright Ownership DJ Claim Must Plead Disputed Ownership 
5. What do Bruce Springsteen and Venus and Serena Williams all have in common?
6. Counterfeiting and the importance of brand protection in beauty
7. Fashion and cultural expressions
8. Dutch Golden Age painting returned to heirs of Nazi Spoliation victims
9. Intellectual Property Law Year in Review – March 2019

MEDIA, COMMUNICATIONS & NET NEUTRALITY

1. Cable Industry Embarrassed By The Word ‘Cable,’ Stops Using It
2. FCC has to pay journalist $43,000 after hiding net neutrality records
3. FCC (Read: Taxpayers) Forced To Pay Journalist’s Legal Bills After Tap Dancing Around FOIA Requests
4. T-Mobile’s $50 home Internet service has no data cap, but plenty of limits
5. AT&T’s “5G E” is actually slower than Verizon and T-Mobile 4G, study finds
6. Another Study Finds Verizon’s 5G Is Barely Available, Not Scaleable
7. Current Telecom Developments
8. Bill To Restore Net Neutrality Moves Forward, And The Public Is Still Angry
9. The regulators are coming: New EU online Platforms Regulation
10. Five Minutes On… The EU Electronic Communications Code
11. Comcast’s New Rented Streaming Box Is A Flimsy Attempt To Remain Relevant

SURVEILLANCE & PRIVACY

1. Facebook apps logged users’ passwords in plaintext, because why not
2. Facebook stored hundreds of millions of passwords in plain text
3. Facebook Screws Up Again
4. Vigilant And Its Customers Are Lying About ICE’s Access To Plate Records
5. Thomas Goolnik Again Convinces Google To Forget Our Story About Thomas Goolnik Getting Google To Forget Our Story About Thomas Goolnik
6. Illinois Appeals Court Says Fifth Amendment Protections Apply To Cellphone Passwords
7. California and European Privacy FAQs: Does the GDPR require that a company obtain consent from a website user before placing cookies on its browser?
8. The privacy risks of unchecked facial-recognition technology
9. The Government Is Using the Most Vulnerable People to Test Facial Recognition Software
10. Having Privacy in Public: Limits to Unwanted Surveillance in Public Spaces
11. Hijacked ASUS software updates installed backdoor on at least 0.5 million PCs
12. Asus Goes Mute As Hackers Covertly Install Backdoors Using Company Software Update
13. Reckless VII: Wife of Journalist Slain in Cartel-Linked Killing Targeted with NSO Group’s Spyware
14. Critical flaw lets hackers control lifesaving devices implanted inside patients
15. A rogue’s gallery of bad actors is exploiting that critical WinRAR flaw
16. Telegram Goes Nuclear With New Message Deletion Feature
17. Preparing for Compliance with the California Consumer Privacy Act 
18. Casino Screwup Royale: A tale of “ethical hacking” gone awry

GAMES

1. Blog: How games software and hardware could top $200 billion by 2023
2. Opinion: After Christchurch – What we owe our game communities
3. “If we make room for them, then there is no room for anyone else”: IGF Award host Meg Jayanth calls for devs to reject fascists, demand better treatment for themselves and their colleagues
4. #1ReasonToBe: “Inclusivity is a battle we can win”: Rami Ismail’s final stint hosting the panel shares the stories of a refugee turns games developer, an Egyptian woman who refused to let a visa rejection silence her, and more
5. Overwatch saw 40% less disruptive behavior with the endorsement system
6. PUBG Corp and NetEase settle Battlegrounds lawsuit
7. PUBG Corp, NetEase settle copyright lawsuit: After suit alleging Knives Out, Rules of Survival copied PUBG and countersuit against “shameless attempt” at genre monopoly, companies now dismissing cases
8. Madden Litigation Sputters Out With Settlement
9. EA Lays Off 350 People In Marketing, Publishing, And More
10. EA lays off 350 staff in marketing, publishing, and operations 
11. EA closes Japan and Russia offices amid mass layoffs
12. EA lays off 350 amid major organizational changes: Company reorganizing marketing, publishing, operations teams, decreases presence in Japan and Russia
13. Electronic Arts closes Japan office as part of mass layoffs: Russian division also appears to be shuttering with operations moving to larger, regional office
14. EA signs publishing deal with Vicarious Visions founders
15. Sega removing actor from Western version of Judgmentafter drug scandal
16. Judgment has sold through 97% of stock following controversy
17. “Hard Rock” Hamilton Says Microsoft Can’t Leave Gears of War Lawsuit
18. Judgement sales surge following voice actor drug charge controversy: There was “no correct way to deal with the situation,” says Sega chief creative officer
19. Labor organizers share insight and tips on unionizing the game industry
20. Roblox on creating kinder communities
21. Game source code is a teaching tool, not a trade secret, argues VGHF founder
22. Apple Finally Jumps Into Games with Subscription Service Featuring 100+ Exclusives
23. Apple announces its own game subscription service, Apple Arcade
24. Apple unveils Apple Arcade subscription service for iOS, Mac, Apple TV games
25. Apple Arcade Games Subscription Service Announced
26. Apple reveals game subscription service Apple Arcade: Program to launch this fall with focus on new, premium titles
27. KO_OP, ustwo games announce Apple Arcade exclusives
28. Opinion: A closer look at the strategy behind Apple Arcade
29. Google Stadia Streaming Platform Launch, Game, And Feature Details Revealed
30. Google Exec On Stadia’s Internet Speed Requirements
31. Hands-On With Google Stadia
32. Google Claims Stadia Is More Powerful Than PS4 And Xbox One Combined – GDC 2019
33. Google’s Stadia Could Take Video Games Out of Your Hands: The new streaming service could make owning a video game a thing of the past
34. In Wake Of Google Stadia, Reports Suggest Walmart Is Exploring A Game Streaming Service
35. Report: Walmart is looking to enter the game streaming business
36. Walmart exploring its own game streaming service – Report: Retail giant began talking to developers and publishers about its plans earlier this year
37. Phil Spencer Reportedly Says Stadia Announcement Had ‘No Big Surprises’, Says Xbox Will ‘Go Big’ At E3
38. Xbox will reportedly “go big” on streaming at E3 2019: Internal email from Phil Spencer says Google Stadia is a “validation” and notes “no big surprises” in Google reveal
39. Report: Microsoft’s disc-less Xbox One S gets name and launch date
40. Microsoft unveils new indie game showcase calledID@Xbox Game Pass
41. Another World designer Eric Chahi sets up indie studio Pixel Reef
42. Blog: My full time indie developer life – Year 2
43. Blog: The colonial, non-colonial, and decolonial in video games
44. All the Game Streaming Services Google Stadia Is Up Against
45. Would a Google Stadia subscription service be bad news for the industry?: Analysts discuss Stadia’s potential to drive “a major downward trend” on prices, and what subscriptions mean for developers and diversity of games
46. Google Stadia will support the Xbox Adaptive Controller: Microsoft’s accessible device included among third-party controllers Google’s platform will support
47. Google tries to reassure gamers about Stadia speed and latency concerns
48. How id Software went from skeptical to excited about Google Stadia streaming
49. Slow Broadband, Usage Caps Could Mar Google Stadia’s Game Streaming Ambitions
50. Google Stadia can succeed if it follows Fortnite’s footsteps | Opinion
51. Nav promoted his new album in Fortnite stream with Ninja
52. In-venue streaming and broadcasting of live sporting events – key legal issues for sports clubs and leagues
53. Valve stays the course despite intensifying competition
54. Valve Software dreams of analyzing your brainwaves to tailor in-game rewards: “We can figure out what kinds of rewards you like, and the kinds you don’t.”
55. Valve is pushing new social features for Steam later this year 
56. Standalone Vive Focus Plus will cost $799 when it arrives in April
57. Valve Psychologist: Brain-computer Interfaces Are Coming & Could Be Built into VR Headsets
58. PlayStation VR headset sales have topped 4.2 million
59. ‘No Man’s Sky’ is Getting Full VR Support for PSVR, Rift, and Vive
60. Sony Announces 4.2 Million PlayStation VR Units Sold
61. Putting Sony’s 4.2 million PSVR sales in context
62. Sony is pulling digital PS4 games from sale at GameStop, other retailers
63. Sony stops selling digital game codes at physical retailers
64. Sony pulls full game download codes from all stores: PlayStation confirms to GamesIndustry.biz new strategy starts April 1, cards for DLC and virtual currency will still be available
65. Devil May Cry 5 shipped 2m units in two weeks
66. Devil May Cry 5 has sold 2 million copies in first two weeks
67. 6 years in, Warframe nears 50 million lifetime players
68. Fallout 76 and a handful of upcoming Bethesda titles now headed for Steam
69. Metro Exodus on Epic Store outsells its predecessor on Steam — but what does that tell us?: “It’s about the game, and not the store you sell on,” suggests Epic
70. Observation will be an Epic Games Store exclusive, Steam page pulled
71. Epic offers support for third-party key sales — but not for exclusives
72. Sweeney commits to human moderators & quality filters for Epic’s Games Store
73. Epic Games Store is making the industry better but “gamers don’t see that”: CEO Tim Sweeney addresses backlash against exclusivity deals, promises human curation to block “shock controversy games” like Rape Day
74. Report: Nintendo Is Releasing Two New Switch Models
75. Report: Nintendo planning two new Switch models
76. Nintendo Allegedly Set To Release Two New Switch Models
77. Report: Nintendo to release two new Switch models in 2019
78. Stardew Valley is the best-selling indie game on Nintendo Switch
79. Dead Cells has passed 1 million sales, and Switch leads the way on consoles
80. Nintendo’s Labo VR Kit Is Its Wildest Cardboard Adventure Yet
81. This Might Be the Least Fun Switch Accessory
82. Oculus Founder: Rift S Suitable for Only About 70% of Population Due to IPD
83. eSports and Copyright between choreographies and UGC 
84. GameStop moving into esports with new events venue 
85. GameStop partners with three esports organisations: Games retailer signs deals with Houston Outlaws, Envy Gaming, and OpTic Gaming
86. Comcast plans to build a $50 million esports arena in Philadelphia
87. SuperData: Apex Legends’ $92m launch month the best ever for a free-to-play game
88. Mobile strength pushed Tencent past $19bn games revenue in 2018
89. WarDucks raises $3.8 million to expand studio and create location-based AR game
90. WarDucks raises €3.3 million for location-based AR mobile game
91. I played 11 Assassin’s Creed games in 11 years, and Odyssey made them all worth it
92. UK Charts: Sekiro Shadows Die Twice is the seventh new No.1 of the year – Activision and From Software title narrowly beats The Division 2
93. Kabam acquires Montreal-based mobile studio Riposte Games & Co
94. GAME revenue dips but profits jump on ‘relentless’ cost savings
95. Indies clean up at GDC Awards 2019: God of War takes home yet another Game of the Year gong, and Return of the Obra Dinn wins $33,000 in IGF prizes
96. GDC 2019 attendance sets new record at 29,000
97. GDC celebrates record-breaking attendance and locks in 2020 dates!
98. Blog: The best slides I saw at GDC 2019
99. GDC 2019, as told through livetweets 
100. Video Game Deep Cuts: The Game Developers Conference Aftermath
101. A dev trained robots to generate “garbage” slot machine games—and made $50K
102. Intel and Spirit AI are working on machine learning-powered voice chat moderation
103. Video: Systemic AI design in Just Cause 3
104. Get a job: DeepMind is hiring a Games Designer
105. Deep Dive: Flexiscope, the play-time aware dungeon generator in Book of Demons
106. Don’t Miss: Devs weigh in on the best ways to write and design characters
107. Relinquishing Control: Remedy’s paradigm shift – Game director on leaving behind the tightly controlled experiences of Alan Wake and Quantum Break for, “a world that can support many stories, not just one story”
108. Daedalic: “If we do this right, no one else will be able to make a Gollum game” – CEO discusses plans for the iconic character, who will star in the first of many Lord of the Rings games
109. Critical Consensus: Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 –  Critics lament the lack of political heft in its story, but The Division 2 gets much right that BioWare’s Anthem got wrong
110. ‘Buddy pass’ will let Wolfenstein: Youngblood players share with friends
111. Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt spent heavily on R&D in 2018
112. Boyfriend Dungeon dev examines why game fashion sucks, and what to do about it
113. First-person digger: Stanley Black & Decker’s game controller for excavators
114. The next generation starts with you | Opinion: Game Dragons’ Philip Oliver offers advice on how to better work with academia to improve the quality of graduates
115. Twitch Launches ‘Squad Stream’ Feature, Enabling Four-Person Multiplay
116. Ninja Is Getting His Face On A Red Bull Can
117. Building a ‘homebrew’ video game console
118. Niantic announces second Pokémon GO Earth Day event
119. Obituary: Take-Two founder Ryan Brant has passed away
120. Take-Two founder Ryan Brant dies: Publisher expresses condolences, gratitude to Brant for his vision and contributions

Jon

DIGITAL

1. Supreme Court rules key part of law against child-luring via internet is unconstitutional
2. Canada Supreme Court Rules That Privacy is Not An “All-or-Nothing Concept” 
3. R. v. Morrison (2019 SCC 15)
4. 49 Dead and Dozens Wounded in New Zealand Terror Attacks That Were Livestreamed on Facebook
5. Facebook: No one reported NZ shooting video during 17-minute livestream 
6. The New Zealand Massacre Was Made to Go Viral: The attack marks a grim new age of social media-fueled terrorism.
7. Social media sites struggle to contain video of New Zealand shooting
8. One Video Of The Christchurch Massacre Was Uploaded To YouTube Every Second
9. New Zealand ISPs Say They’re Blocking Sites That Fail to Remove Christchurch Shooting Video
10. NZ declares massacre video “objectionable,” arrests people who shared it
11. 4chan, 8chan blocked by Australian and NZ ISPs for hosting shooting video
12. If You Think Big Internet Companies Are Somehow To Blame For The New Zealand Massacre, You’re Wrong
13. Americans Built Tech for China’s Sinister “Re-Education Camps”: MIT and Yale – and possibly Microsoft – are helping build China’s surveillance state.
14. Vladimir Putin signs sweeping Internet-censorship bills: Publishing “unreliable socially significant information” can lead to big fines.
15. Terrified Of The Internet, Putin Signs Laws Making It Illegal To Criticize Government Leaders Online
16. Court Dismissed Lawsuit Brought Against Social Media Companies Alleging An Anti-Conservative Conspiracy
17. People Call On YouTube, Facebook, Twitter To More Stringently Monitor Hate Content Following Christchurch Shooting
18. Using Networks To Govern Network Problems
19. FTC Takes Hard Line On Fake Paid Reviews
20. YouTube Creators Are Trying To Move On From ‘Subscribe To Pewdiepie’
21. Arizona Woman Who Ran Popular Kids’ YouTube Channel Arrested On 7 Counts Of Child Abuse
22. YouTuber Adam22 Held At Gunpoint While Livestreaming, Suspect In Custody
23. YouTube Tattooist Romeo Lacoste On Inappropriate Messages To Young Fans: “Some Are Real, And Some Are Fabricated”
24. After YouTube Disables Comments On ‘Special Books By Special Kids’ Organization’s Channel, Founders Say It’s Discrimination
25. YouTube Will Require Content Owners To Give Timestamps When They Copyright Claim A Video
26. Blackpink are first K-Pop artist with 20m YouTube subscribers
27. YouTube creators are using a hilarious tactic to combat copyright policies
28. Axel Voss Says Maybe YouTube Shouldn’t Exist
29. Sephora Severs Product Partnership With YouTuber Olivia Jade In Wake Of College Bribery Scandal
30. Lilly Singh Lands Late-Night TV Slot On NBC, Will Host ‘A Little Late With Lilly Singh’
31. Disney now owns 21st Century Fox, X-Men, and most of Hulu
32. LSO bencher candidates leverage Twitter to promote platform, engage readers
33. Devin Nunes’ ludicrous $250 million lawsuit against Twitter, explained
34. “He’s literally suing an imaginary cow”: Late-night hosts mock Nunes
35. Rep. Devin Nunes Sues Internet Cow For Saying Mean Things About Him Online
36. @DevinCow Now Has More Twitter Followers Than Devin Nunes
37. US Huawei Blackballing Efforts Stall Due To Lack Of ‘Actual Facts’
38. Court Tosses Antitrust Claims That Internet Giants Are Biased Against Conservatives–Freedom Watch v. Google (Eric Goldman)
39. Thai Government Uses Fake News Law To Lock Up Opposing Party Leaders
40. Political agreement reached on Online Platform Regulation
41. Google Hit With $1.7 Billion Fine in Europe for Abusing Advertising Dominance
42. The EU fines Google $1.69 billion for bundling search and advertising: Showing Google Ads above Custom Search results lands the company in hot water.
43. How Google influences the conversation in Washington
44. Social Video App ‘Firework’ Emerges From Beta, Enabling Creators To Film Horizontal And Vertical Clips Simultaneously
45. Spotify vs. Apple: the latest updates
46. Spotify’s EU antitrust complaint could be a serious threat to Apple
47. Ahead of Streaming Launch, Apple’s Iron-Clad Secrecy Is Reportedly Stressing Out Hollywood
48. Apple Objects To Norway Political Party’s Logo Claiming Potential Customer Confusion Over Trademark
49. Apple Watch accurately spotted heart condition 34% of the time in study
50. How Canadian Copyright Reform Could Support the Government’s Supercluster Investment (Michael Geist)
51. News Organization Like Reuters Supporting The EU Copyright Directive Is A Shameful Support For Censorship
52. The 2012 Web Blackout Helped Stop SOPA/PIPA And Then ACTA; Here Comes The 2019 Version To Stop Article 13
53. Proposed EU Copyright Directive shifts balance of responsibilities between rights holders and platforms
54. As Recording Industry Announces Massive Growth, Why Do We Need Article 13 Again?
55. Internet Blackout Coming To Show The EU Parliament It’s Not Just ‘Bots’ Concerned About Article 13
56. Silicon Valley’s Fingerprints Are All Over the College Bribery Scandal
57. Ethics before algorithms: Technology needs to be used ethically and sometimes not at all
58. Europe’s silver bullet in global AI battle: Ethics – EU experts hope ‘trust’ will prove to be the bloc’s competitive edge.
59. Bill Gates Compares Artificial Intelligence to Nuclear Weapons
60. There’s a Power Struggle Inside Google to Control Superhuman AI: If DeepMind builds a superhuman AI, who will control it?
61. A Quarter of Europeans Trust AI More Than Politicians: They’d rather ditch human politicians and put robots in charge, according to new research.
62. Washington Prison Management Software Setting People Free Too Early, Keeping Other People Locked Up Too Long
63. New Google App Describes Objects To Blind People
64. When Google Fiber Abandons Your City as a Failed Experiment
65. Supreme Court Reverses Google Settlement But Ducks Ruling on Its Fairness 
66. Facebook Had A Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day 
67. Mark Zuckerberg discovers privacy
68. Facebook Blames Protracted Outage on a ‘Server Configuration Change’
69. Insights: Has All Of “Social Media,” Not Just Facebook, Reached A Pivot Point?
70. Online ‘Reputation Management’ Company Brags About Abusing Copyright Law To Take Down Bad Reviews
71. Bogus DMCA Takedown Targeting Indian Copyright Blog Demonstrates The Problems Of Notice And Takedown
72. Japanese Government Puts Restrictive Copyright Amendments On Hold Over ‘Internet Atrophy’ Worries
73. $900 Robot Commits Adorable Seppuku, Showing Again How In The Modern Era You Don’t Own What You Buy
74. Ninth Circuit Tells Online Services: Section 230 Isn’t For You
75. It’s time to start caring about “VR cinema,” and SXSW’s stunners are proof
76. Oculus grabs Beat Saber as an Oculus Quest launch title
77. Oculus “phasing out” Rift, launching $399 Rift S this spring
78. Oculus: “It’s no longer a burden to get into virtual reality”
79. Do Adjacent Organic Search Results Constitute Trademark Infringement? Of Course Not…But…–America CAN! v. CDF (Eric Goldman)
80. Viacom’s Awesomeness Inks Deals To Distribute 18 Flagship Series, Films Internationally
81. Netflix Won’t Be Integrated Into Apple’s Forthcoming Video Service, CEO Says
82. ‘Subscription Fatigue’: Nearly Half of U.S. Consumers Frustrated by Streaming Explosion, Study Finds
83. Two Examples of How Courts Interpret Emojis (Eric Gold
84. More Kardashian Drama: A Legal Fight Over Ownership of the Kimoji Emoji Set–Liebensohn v. Kardashian
85. Insider is finding new revenue on Snapchat from old Facebook news-feed videos
86. Facebook’s ‘Red Table Talk’ Garners Daytime Emmy Nomination
87. Myspace apparently lost 12 years’ worth of music, and almost no one noticed
88. Snapchat ramps up UK pitch, but ad buyers remain unconvinced
89. Instagram just took advantage of Amazon’s biggest weakness: Amazon’s failure in “discovery shopping” is Instagram’s opportunity, as its users can now shop inside the app.
90. Art Law & More Instagram 
91. Republican Devin Nunes sues Twitter, users over attacks 
92. No, Twitter Is Not Completely Removing Likes And Retweets — But Here’s Why It’s Hiding Them
93. Twitter wants workforce to be at least 5% black, 5% Latinx by the end of this year
94. When online harassment doesn’t follow the rules
95. Security Researcher Discovers Flaws In Yelp-For-MAGAs App, Developer Threatens To Report Him To The Deep State
96. Patreon Launches Tiered Pricing for Creators, Introduces Rates for Micropayments 
97. Patreon Launches 3 New Creator Plans — ‘Lite’, ‘Pro’, And ‘Premium’ — That Vary By Features And Fees
98. Kickstarter employees launch unionization effort
99. Building an inclusive studio culture begins with retention 
100. Tech support: law firms lining up to take advantage of tech boom
101. Plenty of likes for defamation reform in a digital world
102. Can I Use This Song In My Podcast? It Depends. 
103. D-Wave 2000Q hands-on: Steep learning curve for quantum computing: Reconceptualizing a problem is the hard part, but the end is rewarding.
104. California Becomes 20th State To Push ‘Right to Repair’ Legislation

CREATIVITY

1. NMPA Publishers File $150M Lawsuit Against Peloton Over Unlicensed Music by Drake, Ariana Grande & More
2. Peloton is being sued for using music without permission in its video fitness classes
3. Competition Bureau Releases Updated Enforcement Guidelines on Abuse of Dominance and Intellectual Property
4. So you think you can dance? Copyright protection of dance moves
5. Protected or Unprotected: The Supreme Court Hears Iancu v. Brunetti 
6. Supreme Court Clarifies the Rules for Enforcing Copyrights
7. NYC’s New Tourist Trap Claims the Rights to Every Photo You Take Inside of It
8. Miss Vanjie! Miss Vanjie!: What RuPaul’s Drag Race Can Teach Us About Fair Use Under Copyright
9. Florida College Asked Local Sheriff To Declare Faculty Member’s Artwork Obscene
10. Monster Energy Loses Trademark Opposition As UK IPO Mentions That The Letter ‘M’ Isn’t Distinctive
11. Captain Marvel Presents Complicated Political Messages Worth Examining
12. Report: James Gunn has been un-fired from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
13. Holy Rocket Raccoon! James Gunn Is Back onGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 [Updated]
14. James Gunn Is Doing Both Guardians 3 and Suicide Squad 2
15. Adnan Virk Agrees Not To Sue ESPN After He Gets New Job
16. Report: In Bollywood, Movie Piracy Is Largely Carried Out By Rival Publishing Houses

MEDIA, COMMUNICATIONS & NET NEUTRALITY

1. Cable lobby seeks better reputation by dropping “cable” from its name: American Cable Association is now “America’s Communications Association.”
2. Verizon Confirms That Yes, 5G Will Cost You Extra
3. NBA commissioner ‘surprised’ by changes after AT&T, Time Warner merger: “They are going to have to retool their packages so they are able to connect directly with that younger fan base,” said the head of the NBA.
4. ISPs strike deal with Vermont to suspend state net neutrality law
5. Hearing On New Net Neutrality Law Once Again Conjures Up A Greatest Hits Of Nonsense
6. Ajit Pai’s plan for phone location data never mentions the word “privacy”
7. AT&T and Comcast claim “anti-robocalling milestone” with new Caller ID tech
8. Why, Exactly, Do We Still Trust Telecom Megamerger ‘Synergy’ Promises?
9. It Ends Today: FCC’s Disastrous Solicited Fax TCPA Rules Now Officially Withdrawn 
10. Smartphone Stops Arrow When Absurdly Lucky Man Tries to Photograph Attacker

SURVEILLANCE & PRIVACY

1. Appeals Court: Stored Communications Act Privacy Protections Cover Opened And Read Emails
2. Federal Court Blocks Washington State’s Unconstitutional Cyberstalking Law
3. Sharing Computers and Sharing Space: Privacy interests persist
4. United States Federal Trade Commission strikes one for children’s privacy
5. Burn After Reading? – DOJ Loosens Previous Ban on Secretive Messaging Apps
6. How hackers pulled off a $20 million bank heist
7. “Severe” ransomware attack cripples big aluminum producer
8. Senate Judiciary Committee Holds Hearing on GDPR and CCPA
9. A new rash of highly covert card-skimming malware infects ecommerce sites
10. Nasty WinRAR bug is being actively exploited to install hard-to-detect malware
11. Travelers Beware – Compelled to Open Your Phone?
12. Urgent Message: Privacy Shield Notices Need Updating Before No-Deal Brexit Withdrawal Date

GAMES

1. Community management post-Christchurch massacre | Opinion: Veteran product manager James Kozanecki says the industry can no longer dismiss toxic behavior as harmless trolling 
2. The Culling: Origins’ servers are being switched off in May
3. ‘No console required’: Google unveils streaming game platform, ‘Stadia’
4. Google jumps into gaming with Google Stadia streaming service, coming “in 2019”
5. Google Reveals Stadia Streaming Console
6. Google unveils first details of Stadia streaming service
7. Google’s new Stadia streaming service will let you play video games without downloading them
8. Hands on with Google Stadia: It works, but is that enough?: Playing Assassin’s Creed on a Chromebook is neat but only part of the story.
9. Google Stadia supports the Xbox Adaptive Controller
10. Google Is Better Positioned For Cloud Streaming Than Anyone, But Don’t Expect The World Just Yet: Google isn’t afraid to shut down projects when they don’t work.
11. ‘Care more about your streamers’ advises Magic: The Gathering Arena dev
12. Google Made Chromecast Cool Again
13. Google’s New Cloud Gaming Platform ‘Stadia’ Comes With Major Features Built Specifically For YouTubers
14. Google Stadia has promise, but GDC failed to address its biggest obstacles | Opinion: The GI team weighs in on bandwidth, business models, and the potential link between accessibility and diversity
15. Stadia’s biz dev director talks challenges, opportunities in new age of cloud games
16. Phil Harrison: Stadia starts an “inevitable and one-way shift” away from consoles: Google VP also addresses concerns about bandwidth caps and those cryptic game teases shown before the keynote
17. Opinion: Chez Stadia – Google’s new cloud platform
18. Snapchat Said to Launch Gaming Inside Its App 
19. Snapchat Will Reportedly Launch An In-App Gaming Platform Next Month
20. Snapchat to unveil gaming platform next month – Report
21. Report: Snapchat’s rumored game platform to be announced in April
22. Axiom Verge getting its physical Wii U release after ongoing legal battle
23. The high cost of a Wii U retail release: Limited Run Games and BadLand Publishing give their sides of the falling out over a Wii U physical version of Axiom Verge, and why it’s finally launching
24. Axiom Verge producer files suit against BadLand Publishing for $200k: Dan Adelman alleges publisher hasn’t paid share of European distribution earnings, flaked on promise of healthcare fund for developer’s ill son
25. Four Indian cities ban PUBG Mobile: Battle royale game suspected of triggering violent behaviour, police have already arrested players
26. Mukti: Acknowledging the grim reality of human trafficking in India – UnderDogs founder and CEO Vaibhav Chavan discusses his hope to raise awareness of a growing problem
27. Loot boxes aren’t the problem but how we use them is, says legal expert: “The key is how we use these mechanics, not whether we use them,” says Will Bucher
28. Epic says its Game Store is not spying on you
29. Epic’s Tim Sweeney addressees privacy concerns for the Epic Games Store
30. Julian Gollop defends Epic Games Store exclusivity for Phoenix Point: Developer assures that refunds will be offered to those who don’t want to use Epic, or Steam keys if they wait a year
31. Epic Games Store roadmap outlines cloud saves, achievements, user reviews
32. Epic responds to accusations of Steam data mining: Sweeney says issue stems from “our rush to implement social features in the early days of Fortnite”
33. Epic offers support for third-party key sales — but not for exclusives: Tim Sweeney reveals Epic Game Store roadmap, but concedes it will have to compete on games to compensate for lack of features
34. Devs can now sell Epic Game Store keys on the Humble Store
35. Epic Games announces $100m MegaGrants program, launches free Online Services tools
36. Epic expands its dev grants program with $100M in Epic MegaGrants
37. Quantic Dream, Ubisoft lead next wave of Epic Games Store exclusives
38. Remedy, Quantic Dream, and other devs sign on for Epic Games Store exclusives
39. Google unveils first-party game studio led by Jade Raymond
40. Epic CEO: “You’re going to see lower prices” on Epic Games Store
41. “Energizing Times”: Microsoft to “go big” at E3 in response to Google Stadia
42. Games for Change debuts new accelerator program for ‘social impact’ games
43. Carlos Santana Smashed A TV With A Bat Because The Phillies Were Playing Fortnite During Games
44. Kicking off the streaming wars | Opinion: GDC 2019: Industry giants have decided that the medium’s future lies in streaming – but success is far from assured even for enormous players like Google and Amazon
45. Steam Link Anywhere beta drops Steam Link’s local-wifi-only restriction
46. Any Steam game can now use Valve’s low-latency, DoS-proofed networking
47. Steam Link Anywhere lets you take your PC gaming with you
48. Steam devs can now use the networking APIs created forCS:GO and Dota 2
49. Steam removes “off-topic review bombs” from overall game review scores
50. Steam user reviews will no longer count ‘off-topic review bombs’
51. Microsoft is bringing Xbox Live to iOS and Android
52. Xbox Live is coming to iOS and Android, but not Switch (yet) – GDC 2019: Microsoft reveals new cloud services and packages for games studios
53. Cuphead is heading to the Nintendo Switch with Xbox Live support
54. Cuphead will bring Xbox Live to Switch: Microsoft plans to add features from its online service to Nintendo’s platform with a post-launch update to StudioMDHR game
55. Minecraft is joining Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass lineup
56. Pokemon Go’s PvP was designed to appeal to players new and old–and it worked
57. Facebook launching new Gaming Tab: Update will make all gaming content accessible from main navigation, serve as new hub for streaming
58. Nvidia moves toward global rollout for GeForce Now cloud platform
59. Unity unveils new ties to Nvidia RTX pipeline, takes shots at Unreal
60. Epic lays plans for Unreal Engine ray tracing and physics revamps
61. Unity and Nvidia partner to launch real-time raytracing tech 
62. Unity partners with Havok to roll out new physics systems
63. Unity partners with Tencent for China, cloud gaming services
64. Unity partnering with Tencent to help its devs make waves in China
65. Tencent shares reach six month high after difficult 2018
66. Tencent Music financials reveal revenues grew by 72.9% in 2018
67. Devs share an inside look at Armello’s games-as-a-service success
68. How indie devs can form their own worker cooperative
69. 3 indie leaders share tips on keeping your small studio afloat without a hit
70. Call of Duty Mobile announced for iOS, Android, made by China’s Tencent
71. Call of Duty: Mobile will launch outside of China: Activision and Tencent unveil free-to-play title, confirm launch in North America, South America and Europe
72. The next Zelda game on Switch is an indie mash-up with Crypt of the Necrodancer
73. Suda51: Grasshopper team “stronger” for Travis Strikes Again experience – Grasshopper’s CEO may use the experience for a full sequel to the divisive Switch spin-off
74. Unknown Nintendo Game Gets Digitized With Museum’s Help, Showing The Importance Of Copyright Exceptions
75. UK Charts: Slow start for The Division 2: However, Ubisoft’s new action game makes No.1
76. Atari VCS console delayed following spec boost: Console will now be cooler and quieter, the manufacturer states
77. Discord evolves verified servers with new community tools
78. When and what to culturalize?: Netmarble US president Simon Sim lays out the Marvel Future Fight company’s approach to adapting games and monetization for new markets
79. Update: Lucasfilm Games job postings apparently not linked to studio revival
80. Chet Faliszek and Kimberly Voll form co-op game studio Stray Bombay
81. Chet Faliszek and Kimberly Voll form Stray Bombay Company: Former Valve writer and Riot Games designer launch their own co-op focused development studio
82. Former Valve designer, writer dishes on his new “co-op” game studio – Joined by ex-Riot dev: “Chet said one sentence. I said, ‘Oh my god. That’s the game.'”
83. Left 4 Dead’s developers are Back 4 Blood with new spiritual successor
84. Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery grosses $110m in first year: Mobile RPG becomes most successful game from Jam City
85. Netflix Getting Its First Capcom Anime Series
86. Wargaming announces new IP in built with Amazon game tech: World of Tanks developers partners with Frag Lab on “next generation” free-to-play shooter
87. Mega Crit’s Slay the Spire has sold 1.5m copies
88. A Letter To The Apex Legends Player I Probably Disappointed
89. EA opens ‘multi-million dollar’ esports broadcast studio
90. EA builds its own esports broadcast studio: New facility “signals EA’s commitment to competitive gaming for years to come,” will host tournaments, esports-focused shows
91. NPD: Anthem was the best-selling game in February
92. EA: People want inclusive games with friendlier communities
93. Team spaces in Call of Duty esports league reportedly cost $25m each: Preparations begin for franchised, city-based competition around Activision’s flagship shooter
94. The Simpsons Producers Worked With Riot Games On An Upcoming Esports Episode
95. 5th Planet closes Nottingham studio: CEO says “now is the time to take the consequences” for underperforming games as it lays off 14 people
96. Doodle Jump Space Chase dev’s closure was third wave of layoffs since November: 5th Planet Games repeatedly slashed headcount at its Nottingham studio before shutting it down outright
97. “We need to move away from short-form VR experiences”: NDreams’ VP of development Tom Gillo discusses the company’s plans to become a AAA VR developer
98. ‘Beat Saber’ Sells Over One Million Copies
99. Beat Saber has crossed 1 million sales in under a year
100. Beat Saber sells over 1m copies: Milestone was reached in February across PSVR, Steam, and Oculus Home
101. Oculus Quest’s powerful, portable VR, as proven by the fun of Beat Saber
102. The Oculus Rift S is a new PC VR headset with built-in tracking
103. Hands-on with the new $399 Oculus Rift S: More pixels, zero webcams, better fit
104. Rohrer: Make fewer consumable games, more ‘unique situation generators’
105. The U.S. Army is building a giant VR battlefield to train soldiers virtually
106. Corporations, not consumers, drive demand for HP’s new VR headset
107. God of War leads BAFTA Games Award nominations
108. God of War leads BAFTA nominations: Sony’s epic in the running for 10 prizes, while Red Dead Redemption 2, Florence and Return of the Obra Dinn are up for six
109. Blind Squirrel lands $5M in funding to self-publish its first game, Drifters
110. Shadow Warrior developer Flying Wild Hog acquired by Supernova 
111. Bomber Crew dev Runner Deck acquired by Catalis
112. Double Eleven acquires VooFoo Studios: UK developer and publisher adds Mantis Burn Racing studio for undisclosed fee
113. Turtle Beach acquires PC peripherals company Roccat
114. Asteri acquires Prima Games: Strategy guide brand leaves behind physical releases, looks to help developers gather player feedback on unfinished titles
115. UK games retail: Prices continue to rise as supermarket power wanes
116. Blog: Engaging players through ritual
117. Wargroove dev demystifies game development by involving its community
118. Video: Unpopular opinion: All narrative is linear
119. How Neopets has influenced a generation of game developers
120. Games for Change Accelerator to offer funding and support for social impact games
121. Blockchain Games and Collectibles – Patents and Other Legal Issues 
122. U.S. Patent No. 7,628,688: Game apparatus, game control method, recording medium and program 
123. Former EA and THQ exec Danny Bilson to helm USC Games program
124. Return of the Obra Dinn takes Grand Prize at the 21st IGF Awards!
125. God of War wins Game of the Year at the 2019 Game Developers Choice Awards

Jon

DIGITAL

1. Elizabeth Warren Proposes Plan to Break Up Big Tech
2. Elizabeth Warren proposes breaking up Amazon, Google, and Facebook
3. Here’s how we can break up Big Tech
4. How To Actually Break Up Big Tech
5. SXSWarren: A day later, Elizabeth Warren defends her Big Tech breakup proposal
6. Elizabeth Warren Wants To Break Up Amazon, Google And Facebook; But Does Her Plan Make Any Sense?
7. Everyone’s Overreacting To The Wrong Thing About Facebook (Briefly) Blocking Elizabeth Warren’s Ads 
8. It Sure Sounds Like Elizabeth Warren Wants To Bring The EU Copyright Directive Stateside 
9. House of Lords calls for new Digital Authority to regulate tech giants: New authority would oversee regulation to “facilitate the urgent change that is needed” 
10. Seeking the “right regulation” of digital services: Lords’ Communications Committee articulates its vision 
11. UK lords call for central ‘Digital Authority’ to help regulate internet: They want government to take a more aggressive approach.
12. Regulating in a digital world (House of Lords) 
13. FTC Launches a New Task Force Dedicated to Monitoring the Tech Industry for Anti-Competitive Practices 
14. Tim Berners-Lee on 30 years of the world wide web: ‘We can get the web we want’
15. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says democracy ‘has a Facebook problem’: The comments came after the platform took down ads criticizing its power
16. Facebook and Google to be fined for harmful content, Margot James says
17. As anti-vax movement gets weirder—and dumber—Facebook announces crackdown
18. Anti-vaxx ‘mobs’: doctors face harassment campaigns on Facebook
19. Zuckerberg: Facebook will shift focus to private networks instead of open ones
20. Why Facebook’s pivot to privacy could backfire: If all this is a PR stunt, it would be a very bad bargain
21. Facebook Watch Sets New 24-Hour Viewing Record With Jada Pinkett Smith’s ‘Red Table Talk’
22. Facebook Watch’s New Video Incubator To Act As Matchmaker For Publishers, Influencers
23. Zuckerberg: Facebook is Building a Machine to Read Your Thoughts
24. Facebook’s Privacy Cake
25. A Trip Inside Mark Zuckerberg’s Sprawling, Embattled Compound in Hawaii
26. Yes, Actually, There Is A Lot Of Good News In Zuckerberg’s New Plans For Facebook
27. Facebook is testing ‘Watch Party’ features on Instagram, too
28. Facebook Watch’s New Video Incubator To Act As Matchmaker For Publishers, Influencers
29. When Facebook Goes Down, Don’t Blame Hackers
30. Instagram founders on Snapchat and breaking up Facebook
31. Do People Want A Better Facebook, Or A Dead Facebook?
32. How Two Years Of Instagram Stories Has Altered The Way We Love, Act And Play
33. Dangerous Speech and Misinformation Fans India – Pakistan War
34. GOP funds messaging sites that look remarkably like trusted local news
35. The Company That Owns MrBeast And Jake Paul’s YouTube MCN Just Lost Its Network Status For “Egregious and Repeated” Policy Violations
36. YouTube Terminated Yeah1’s MCN Status, So It’s Selling ScaleLab Back To Original Owners For $12 Million
37. YouTube Terminates All ‘SevenAwesomeKids’ Channels After Owner Ian Rylett Pleads Guilty To Child Abuse
38. YouTube Star Olivia Jade Emerges As Beneficiary In College Bribery Scandal
39. YouTube Continues Conspiracy Crackdown With Fact-Checking Cards On Search Results
40. Here’s How YouTube Fought ‘Captain Marvel’ Trolls 
41. YouTube fought Brie Larson trolls by changing its search algorithm 
42. Father Of Alison Parker Accuses YouTube Of Promoting Conspiracy Theories About His Daughter’s Murder
43. Youtube’s Family Vloggers Worry About Their Future Amid Comment Section Crackdown: Without comments, YouTube is just ‘short films’ 
44. YouTube, Louis Vuitton Host Emma Chamberlain At Paris Fashion Week
45. Disaster In The Making: Article 13 Puts User Rights At A Disadvantage To Corporate Greed
46. Major Labels Split On Support For Article 13; As Music Publishers Whine That They Can’t Make Money From Parodies
47. UN Human Rights Expert Warns EU Not To Pass Article 13
48. German Government Confirms That Article 13 Does Mean Upload Filters, Destroying Claims To The Contrary Once And For All
49. 170 Years Of German Publishers Demanding Special Copyrights For The Press Because Of New Technology
50. YouTube Premium, YouTube Music Roll Out To Critical Indian Market
51. Logan Paul Investigates One Of YouTube’s Top Conspiracies In ‘Flat Earth: To The Edge And Back’
52. Man Arrested After Driving Across U.S. To Confront Google Employees He Suspected Shut Down His YouTube Channel
53. Google Hardware makes cuts to laptop and tablet development, cancels products
54. Identifying and acting on fake advertorial content
55. Court Ruling Provides Help to Brands Struggling with Grey Market Sales on Online Marketplaces
56. Elon Musk’s late-night announcement to raise prices and reopen some stores
57. Musk lawyers accuse SEC of “unconstitutional power grab”
58. EU Parliament Paid News Publisher AFP To Create Bogus Propaganda Video In Favor Of EU Copyright Directive
59. Beyond Hybrid War: How China Exploits Social Media to Sway American Opinion
60. Netflix “Doubling Down” On Interactive Content After Success Of ‘Bandersnatch’
61. Bandersnatch was a hit, so Netflix plans to make more interactive shows like it 
62. Netflix wants to make more interactive shows after the success of Black Mirror: Bandersnatch: Wacky comedies or romantic Choose Your Own Adventure-style stories are possibilities 
63. Netflix And ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Producer Team On Scripted Thai Cave Rescue Series
64. Netflix’s Formula 1: Drive to Survive finds pressure at the core of F1
65. Disney to close “vault” for good as it moves film library to streaming service
66. With Fox, Disney will have an even bigger footprint in Hollywood
67. Amazon to close all its pop-up shops: Company said Wednesday it will focus on opening more bookstores instead
68. Sorry Amazon: Philadelphia bans cashless stores
69. Hearst Opens L.A. Production Studio Ahead Of Clevver Relaunch In Coming Weeks 
70. BuzzFeed CEO Says Company Is Generating Over $200: Million Annually From Businesses That Didn’t Exist Two Years Ago
71. Microsoft proves the critics right: We’re heading toward a Chrome-only Web
72. Nvidia to acquire high performance computing company Mellanox for $6.9 billion
73. Allo Could Have Been Great. Google Blew It.
74. Do You Really Need Disclosures in Google Ads?
75. Google to Ban Political Ads in Canadian Election
76. Boeing Promises Software Update For Plane That Crashed
77. eCommerce Executive Pleads Guilty to Price Fixing on Online Marketplace
78. N.Y. Court of Appeals: No Difference Between “Private” and “Public” Posts in Discovery 
79. Windows 10 passes 800 million devices
80. Why I Regret Upgrading to an iPhone XS
81. A “serious” Windows 0-day is being actively exploited in the wild
82. Competition Bureau chief expected to continue focus on Big Data
83. Artificial Intelligence: Canadian and International Trends 
84. AI & Global Governance: The Advantages of Applying the International Human Rights Framework to Artificial Intelligence (Centre for Policy Research at United Nations University)
85. Laws should monitor bias in AI, experts say
86. U.S. Army Assures Public That Robot Tank System Adheres to AI Murder Policy
87. Could On-Demand Artificial Intelligence-based Authentication End The Fake News Menace?
88. Why Inclusion Matters for the Future of Artificial Intelligence
89. “What can artificial intelligence teach us about fairness?”
90. Patch is using AI to write 3,000 articles a week
91. Degenerate Feedback Loops in Recommender Systems (Ray Jiang, Silvia Chiappa, Tor Lattimore, Andras Agyorgy, Pushmeet Kohli)
92. This Site Detects Whether Text Was Written by a Bot
93. Tech That Can “Detect Emotion” Could Keep You From Getting A Job 
94. See The Robot Head That Might Interview You For Your Next Job
95. You’re Hired! This Site Generates Random Neural Network Résumés: These gibberish résumés show that HR might still require a human touch.
96. Facial recognition’s ‘dirty little secret’: Millions of online photos scraped without consent – People’s faces are being used without their permission, in order to power technology that could eventually be used to surveil them, legal experts say. 
97. Using Creative Commons images to train artificial intelligence (Andres Guadamuz)
98. Why IBM Thinks Quantum Computers Will Boost Machine Learning
99. Data mining, AI and Media: A brave new world? 
100. Why Self-Checkout Is and Has Always Been the Worst
101. Failure to Launch – OSC Director Determines That Bitcoin Fund is Not Ready for the Retail Spotlight
102. The ability to say NO on the Internet
103. Reclaiming the Data Commons
104. Twitter Defeats Yet Another Lawsuit from a Suspended User–Cox v. Twitter (Eric Goldman)
105. Section 230 Preempts Unfair Competition Law Claim–Taylor v. Twitter (Eric Goldman)
106. Appeals Court Upholds Dismissal Of Defamation Lawsuit Against Actor James Woods
107. Tweet Containing Question Mark Isn’t Defamatory–Boulger v. Woods 
108. “We’re killing our capacity for creativity”: Twitter VP Bruce Daisley explains why checking emails outside of work and the misuse of open plan offices is creating so much stress
109. Twitter Debuts An In-App Camera Function
110. Twitter Launches Improved In-App Camera With 280-Second Video Limit
111. Filtering Software Defeats Another Lawsuit–PC Drivers v. Malwarebytes (Eric Goldman)
112. Vice May Be Looking to Raise Another $200 Million (Report)
113. After Laying Off 250 Staffers, Vice Is Now Looking To Raise $200 Million (Report)
114. Copyright in the Digital Single Market – Link Tax
115. Empowering the Marginalized: Tales of the Digital Good Life
116. You are seeing this because you are…:  Targeted advertisements are getting so specific they’ll choose the color of your next panties before you even knew you wanted them.
117. Design Justice, A.I., and Escape from the Design Justice, A.I., and Escape from the Matrix of Domination
118. Calling Doctor Google? Technology Adoption and Health Information Seeking among Low-income African-American Older Adults (Hyunjin Seo, Joseph Erba, Mugur Geana, Crystal Lumpkins)
119. Cookie Policy
120. Website Law Alert – A Website’s Non-Compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act or the Copyright Act Can be Expensive
121. Is It Actually Okay To Touch Your Computer Screen? 
122. Who are the next billion users and what do they want?
123. A Book Review Of Code And Other Laws Of Cyberspace
124. Thoughtful design as the gateway to ethical data processing
125. ­­­
126. The Web’s Dad Isn’t Angry, Just Disappointed  
127. German Football League To Try Novel Antipiracy Strategy Of Actually Having Legal Alternatives For Its Content
128. The Trouble With Emojis
129. ‘Sealioning’ Is A Common Trolling Tactic On Social Media–What Is It?
130. Even the Queen Needs a Social Media Policy
131. Delete Never: The Digital Hoarders Who Collect Tumblrs, Medieval Manuscripts, and Terabytes of Text Files

CREATIVITY

1. Supreme Court Says Of Course You Need To Register Your Copyright Before You Can Sue; Copyright Trolls & Hollywood Freak Out
2. SCOTUS issues ruling in Fourth Estate Public Benefit Corp. v. Wall-Street.com, LLC 
3. Supreme Court Requires Completed Copyright Registration Before Filing Suit–Fourth Estate Public Benefit v. Wall-Street
4. Application Rejected: Supreme Court Requires Registration to Commence Copyright Infringement Suit 
5. More Copyright Policy Should Be As Boring As This Supreme Court Decision
6. Banksy wins pivotal case against museum for trademark infringement
7. Court Rules “Transformed” Photo of Candidate is Fair Use, Not Infringement
8. Big Fair Use Win For Mashups: ‘Oh, The Places You’ll Boldly Go!’ Deemed To Be Fair Use
9. NYTimes Reporter Gets Bogus Defamation Lawsuit Dismissed As Judge Philosophizes About SLAPP Suits
10. Adverts must avoid harmful gender stereotypes 
11. Race and Resistance Amid Feminism, Priming, and Capitalism: The (surprisingly-globalized) Visual of an Asian American Woman Activist
12. Captain Marvel review: The hero we, and Marvel Studios, need right now
13. Captain Marvel is kicking the box office’s ass
14. Captain Marvel’s Box Office Success Defies Trolls: In spite of the haters and the controversy, Captain Marvel prevailed at the box office this weekend.
15. Why It’s Actually Great That ‘Captain Marvel’ Is Just Fine 
16. Captain Marvel’s Directors Discuss the Importance of the Women in Carol Danvers’ Life
17. calc.exe is now open source; there’s surprising depth in its ancient code
18. 5 Reasons You Really Need To Go See ‘Captain Marvel’
19. Stan Lee’s Captain Marvel cameo raises a lot of questions
20. Man angry his photo was used to prove all hipsters look alike — then learns it wasn’t him
21. Supreme Court Issues Two Important Decisions Tackling Copyright Registration and Litigation Costs
22. DuBay v. King
23. Denver Club “Stripped” Carmen Electra and Others of Compensation, Suit Says 
24. How generational attitudes towards IP are impacting the law
25. Was La Toya Jackson Right About Her Family All Along? 
26. Music Writer From 1999 Predicts What Bands Will Still Be Around in 2019

MEDIA, COMMUNICATIONS & NET NEUTRALITY 

1. I feel cheated’: Big telcos hike prices for $60 plans with 10 GB, sparking complaints
2. The Federal Government Signals a New Policy Approach for the CRTC in the Telecom Sector (Stephen Zolf)
3. Net Neutrality Update: House Hearing and Proposed Legislation
4. New Bill Would Enshrine The FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules Into Standalone Federal Law
5. John Oliver Robocalls Ajit Pai For Not Doing More To Thwart Robocalls
6. John Oliver fights robocalls… by robocalling Ajit Pai and the FCC
7. Combatting Illegal Robocalls: FCC’s “Top Consumer Protection Priority” 
8. T-Mobile Still Pretending That Staying At Trump’s DC Hotel Isn’t An Obvious Ploy To Gain Merger Approval
9. Report Claims Trump Pushed For AT&T Time Warner DOJ Lawsuit To Hurt CNN, Help Rupert Murdoch 
10. AT&T CFO Says Growing WarnerMedia, Reducing Debt Are Key Priorities
11. AT&T raises DirecTV Now price—again—after promising lower post-merger bills
12. Sprint steps up fight against AT&T’s “fake 5G” with full-page Sunday NYT ad
13. Yes, 5G will cost you more—Verizon plans $10 add-on charge for 5G access
14. Russian Telecom Giant Agrees to Pay $850 Million in Penalties to Resolve Alleged Involvement in FCPA Bribery Scheme 
15. Tucker Carlson’s war on the ruling class is a master class of misdirection
16. DramaFever’s Former Finance VP Sues Warner Bros., Alleging Anti-Asian Bias
17. Do TV Program Ratings Do a Good Job Telling Families Which Programs are Appropriate for Kids to Watch? Congress Wants to Know, So the FCC is Asking 
18. Cable and satellite TV sinks again as online streaming soars
19. Ajit Pai’s rosy broadband deployment claim may be based on gigantic error
20. Much Of The Broadband Growth Ajit Pai Credits To Killing Net Neutrality Was Actually Due To A Clerical Error
21. New York hasn’t followed through on order to kick Charter out of state
22. Portland Lawmakers Want to Block 5G Rollout, Citing Shaky Health Risks
23. A Call to Regulate E-Cig Advertising – What is the FCC’s Role in Regulating Advertising For the Vices? 
24. Researchers Tune In To Smallest Radio Frequency In Quantum Mechanics 

SURVEILLANCE & PRIVACY

1. Redefining our privacy expectations: The SCC’s recent Jarvis ruling will have broad effects, particularly in the grey areas, on the use of surveillance technology.
2. Be Careful What You Wish For: ‘Privacy Protection’ Now Used As An Excuse To Cut Off Investigative Journalists From Key Database
3. New Florida Bill Seeks To Bury Recordings Of Mass Shootings
4. A world of hurt after GoDaddy, Apple, and Google misissue >1 million certificates
5. Appeals Court Doesn’t Buy Government’s National Security Assertions; Says Lawsuit Against FBI Can Continue
6. OSFI Provides New Guidance on Technology and Cybersecurity
7. United States Federal Trade Commission strikes one for children’s privacy
8. FTC Not Kidding Around with TikTok’s Record-Setting COPPA Fine – Five Steps to Reduce Your Risk Now
9. Data Privacy Alert: TikTok to Pay $5.7 Million for Violating COPPA
10. FTC Enters Consent Decree with TikTok and Issues Largest-Ever Fine Under COPPA 
11. JavaScript infinite alert prank lands 13-year-old Japanese girl in hot water
12. Citrix says its network was breached by international criminals
13. Three men cop to $21 million vishing and smishing scheme: Phone-based scam may be low-tech, but it netted big bucks, prosecutors say.
14. An email marketing company left 809 million records exposed online
15. A brief history of Wi-Fi security protocols from “oh my, that’s bad” to WPA3
16. CBP Put A Bunch Of Journalists, Immigration Lawyers, And Activists On A Secret Watchlist
17. Clapper Continues To Pretend He Didn’t Lie To Congress About Domestic Surveillance Programs
18. Owner of MAGA-Friendly Yelp Knockoff Threatens to Call FBI After Researcher Exposes Security Holes
19. “Yelp, but for MAGA” turns red over security disclosure, threatens researcher
20. Major Data Privacy Changes at Tech Companies Are a Sign of the Times 
21. The Galaxy S10’s face unlock fooled by pictures, siblings
22. Why people think their phones are listening to them
23. It’s Apparently Easy To Pretend To Be A Cop, Grab Location Data From Cellular Carriers
24. FOIA Documents Detail DHS/CBP’s Rules-Free Rollout Of Biometric Scanning Program
25. Thailand Decides To Make Its Terrible Cybersecurity Law Even Worse

GAMES

1. Take-Two settles copyright case with another GTA V cheat creator: Defendant Erik Cameron acknowledges violations, pays undisclosed settlement
2. Take-Two Interactive shares jump after Sony acquisition rumors
3. About those rumors Sony is buying Take-Two…: How “purely unconfirmed market speculation” turns into headlines around the industry
4. Sega pulls Judgment from sale in Japan following drug arrest
5. Sega pulls Judgment from sale in Japan after actor arrested for alleged cocaine use: Publisher is considering next move after Pierre Taki admits to violating nation’s drug laws
6. Anita Sarkeesian talks about exposing gaming’s most toxic trends with sheer data
7. Inclusion in games a pressing concern for players, according to survey
8. Spyro Reignited Trilogy now features subtitles in cutscenes
9. Activision adds classic Spyro subtitles months after fan outcry [Updated]
10. War Child UK’s Armistice fundraiser raised $380k in 2018
11. The ‘equal pay and equal say’ structure of the game dev studio KO_OP
12. Don’t Miss: Dealing with the scourge of burnout in game dev
13. EA says it failed in response to Sims influencer’s alleged sexual harassment
14. EA apologises for delay in dealing with Sims community sexual predator: “We are disappointed in how events have unfolded and we own our responsibility to that,” says The Sims general manager
15. Respawn has banned 355,000 in ‘ongoing war’ againstApex Legends cheaters  
16. Respawn has banned over 355,000 Apex Legends cheaters since launch: “We take cheating very seriously and care deeply about the health of Apex Legends for all players,” says developer
17. MrBeast Drops Video Of Real Life, EA-Sponsored ‘Apex Legends’ Battle Starring 39 YouTubers Competing For $200,000
18. App Annie: Tencent retains spot as top revenue-earning publisher for third year – NetEase takes second once more, Activision Blizzard rises to No. 3
19. NetEase and Tencent included in latest round of China game approvals
20. Ninja reportedly earned $1m for promotion of Apex Legends: Top streamer Tyler Blevins one of the few paid for promotion of EA and Respawn’s surprise release battle royale
21. Celebrities drop Fortnite dance lawsuits, but only temporarily
22. Fortnite adjusts cross-platform play to separate out Switch and mobile users: Xbox One and PS4 players will be together by default with Switch and mobile in their own pool
23. ‘The Carlton’ Dances Its Way Out of Copyright Protection
24. 2 Milly, Alfonso Ribeiro, others drop lawsuits against Epic Games over dances: Supreme Court ruling on copyright law forces plaintiffs to wait for dances to be granted copyright registration 
25. Valve removes rape fantasy game from Steam: “We think ‘Rape Day’ poses unknown costs and risks and therefore won’t be on Steam”
26. With Rape Day ban, Steam shows it’s not as “hands off” as it claims
27. UK politician calls for review of Steam, sexually violent content  
28. Rape Day prompts call for UK government review: British MP questions how Valve is “able to get away with this kind of stupidity” 
29. When good monetization meets bad ethics: Riot Games’ Leanne Loombe says the industry needs to be driven by more than revenue to avoid regulation
30. Building a better world through games: Riot’s Soha El-Sabaawi, Microsoft’s Gabi Michel, Tru Luv’s Brie Code, and Ubisoft’s Kaitlin Tremblay discuss challenges and strategies for making the industry and the world beyond it a better place
31. New Microsoft app lets users stream PC games to an Xbox One 
32. PS4 Remote Play is now possible on iPhones and iPads
33. Newest PS4 Update Lets You Stream Your PS4 Screen To iOS Devices
34. You can now play PlayStation 4 games on your iPhone
35. Sony launches PS4 Remote Play for iOS: App allows users to play PS4 games on mobile device, but sans DualShock 4 controllers
36. PlayStation Now launches in 7 more countries
37. Google patent application describes notification system for multi-device controller: Filing unearthed ahead of big GDC reveal next week
38. Jade Raymond appointed new VP at Google: EA Motive founder joins company just ahead of teased GDC reveal
39. Game industry vet Jade Raymond signs on as a Google VP
40. Jade Raymond Named Vice President of Google
41. All signs point to a Google game console announcement at GDC
42. Google Play apps with 150 million installs contain aggressive adware
43. Hennig: “Things are clearly not working the way they used to” – Uncharted creative director says mass layoffs a red flag that AAA development must change, shift to outsourcing “feels inevitable”
44. 209 were laid off from Blizzard as part of earlier Activision Blizzard cuts
45. Blizzard cuts more than 200 US jobs as part of Activision restructure: IT and marketing sees most layoffs, Overwatch firm’s cuts account for more than a quarter of planned 800 redundancies 
46. Blizzard brings original Diablo to GOG: Game is available now DRM-free, Warcraft and Warcraft II planned as well
47. Devil May Cry 5 is Capcom’s second UK No.1 of 2019
48. Anthem tumbles to No.4
49. Brawl Stars made $150m in its first three months: Supercell’s newest game has also passed 75 million installs, biggest audience is US
50. Marvel Strike Force first-year revenue topped $150 million
51. Octopath Traveler shipped 1.5 million copies, has a mobile prequel on the way
52. The Division 2 won’t be sold on digital third-party stores following its launch 
53. EA isn’t hosting a press conference at E3 2019  
54. EA foregoes EA Play press conference for E3: EA Play will begin the Friday before E3 and focus on hands-on demos, livestreams
55. Anthem’s launch and the power of the sunk-cost fallacy | Opinion: Bioware’s latest is one of the most egregiously unfinished and broken launches in many years, but these games often get free pass – for now
56. Halo: Master Chief Collection is finally confirmed for PC, will include Reach
57. Game studio funding: The right investor at the right stage
58. “Our whole world fell apart”: The fall of Splendy Games – Simon Sparks offers a cautionary tale of how an ambitious indie collapsed, and the toll it took on his mental health
59. Don’t let your first game be your last | Opinion: Game Dragons’ Philip Oliver advises indies on how to select a project that will set up the future of their studio
60. Evolving the way we think about community | Opinion: Abusive influencers show companies need to reconsider who they lend their legitimacy to, and how 
61. SpatialOS dev Improbable is setting up its own game development studios
62. Improbable opens first development studios in London and Edmonton: Former BioWare GM Aaryn Flyn to lead Canadian team, while UK will be headed by former DICE producer John Wasilczyk 
63. Tim Sweeney: Storefront battle will be won with developer support – Epic Games CEO says PC digital storefronts are “nearly perfect” for consumers already
64. Epic plans to add an undo button to Fortnite’s in-game store
65. Phoenix Point will be an Epic Games Store exclusive for a year  
66. Konami building esports centre to help Japan catch up with Western ‘pioneers’
67. Konami building esports centre in downtown Tokyo: 12-storey building will open doors this November, will offers classes to help grow Japan’s esports scene
68. How do you spell e-Stadium? 
69. Gaming Luminaries Ninja, DrLupo, And CouRage Sign With Talent Management Firm ‘Loaded’
70. Valve laid off 13 staff and terminated ‘a portion’ of contracted devs last month
71. Valve lays off 13, some involved with VR: Company says layoffs “do not represent any major changes”
72. Valve Laid Off Contractors and 13 Employees, Some Working on VR
73. Magic: The Gathering creator Richard Garfield is no longer working on Valve’s Artifact
74. Valve terminates contract with Artifact designer: “We weren’t surprised by the layoff considering how rocky the launch was,” says Richard Garfield
75. GameByte: Parents’ increase game spending for their kids by 34% in 2018 – Nintendo Switch is the console children request to spend money on the most
76. Nintendo reportedly asks mobile partners to stop players from spending so much: Company concerned with being perceived as greedy, requests third party developers adjust microtransactions
77. Nintendo introduces Nintendo Labo VR Kit: Fourth Labo series kit includes six creations, including VR goggles for “shareable, simple VR gaming experiences”
78. Brand new Nintendo Labo kits will turn your Switch into a VR headset
79. Nintendo veterans reflect on the risks and rewards of hardware development
80. Nintendo Jumps into VR (Again) With Switch VR ‘Labo’ Kit Coming in April
81. How VR brought me inside a scary-real radioactive Fukushima reactor: Here’s what it’s like inside the melted down reactors of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.
82. CAA Continues Foray Into Gaming Creator Space With ‘Criken’, Elspeth Eastman (Exclusive)
83. Cloud games tech firm Hadean raises £7m
84. Black jackets, sunglasses, and radical accountability as a worker co-op: Scott Benson and Bethany Hockenberry explain why and how The Glory Society follows a “no bosses needed” model
85. U.S. Patent No. 6,231,444: Operating device for game machine 
86. Don’t Miss: A water interaction model for great video game boat physics
87. Video: Creating the unique visuals of Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak
88. Video: Recreating a classic era in automotive history inMafia III
89. Netflix is turning Dragon’s Dogma into an anime series
90. Dwarf Fortress is headed to Steam and itch.io, 17 years into its development
91. Unknown NES wrestling game discovered, beaten 30 years later
92. The death of Flash is exaggerated, argues one Flash developer
93. The eyes have it: Creating believable digital humans
94. Blog: The psychology of matchmaking
95. Blog: The two philosophies of gameplay
96. Blog: How music enhances virtual presence

Jon

DIGITAL

1.  To Fight Pedophiles, YouTube Disables Comments On Videos Featuring Kids
2. YouTube will disable comments on most videos of kids because of pedophiles
3. YouTube Disables Comments On Tens Of Millions Of Videos Featuring Kids In Effort To Prevent Adpocalypse 2.0
4. YouTube Bans Comments on Videos With Minors
5. YouTube is demonetizing all videos about Momo
6. Susan Wojcicki Says YouTube’s Mass Disabling Of Comments On Videos Of Kids Is “A Trade-Off” For Young Creators
7. YouTube CEO Defends Its Efforts To Reduce Violent Content
8. YouTube Is Demonetizing Every Video About The ‘Momo Challenge,’ Which Isn’t Actually A Thing
9. That Creepy Momo Sculpture Has Been Destroyed
10. YouTube TV Crosses 1 Million Subscriber Mark, Hulu With Live TV Nears 2 Million 
11. Michael Jackson Estate Turns To YouTube To Shift Focus From HBO’s ‘Leaving Neverland’
12. Marzia Bisgonin Says She “Feels Good” About Quitting YouTube, After Adjustment Period
13. YouTube May Never Be 100% Safe For Advertisers, Says Company’s U.K. Marketing Director
14. YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki Agrees To “Tea Session” With Shane Dawson Over ‘Trending’ Tab Concerns
15. Comedy Central Launches YouTube Channel To Host Slate Of Original Digital Programming
16. EU Set to Make Sweeping Copyright Changes
17. The politics behind the proposed copyright directive (Andres Guadamuz)
18. Supporters Of Article 13 Briefly Tried To Move Parliament Vote Up Before Scheduled Protests; Now Deny Plan That They Clearly Had
19. Why Does MEP Axel Voss Keep Lying About Article 13?
20. Article 13 Supporters Find Smoking Gun That Isn’t: Majority Of Tweets Criticizing Copyright Directive Are Not Coming From DC
21. Clash Of EU’s Poorly Thought Out Laws: German Data Protection Commissioner Warns That Article 13 Might Violate GDPR
22. EU officials say Facebook, Twitter, Google failing in “fake news” battle
23. The Equustek Effect: How One Case Has Sparked Canada’s Aggressive Approach Over Internet Jurisdiction (Michael Geist)
24. Twitter’s Shift Away From GPS-Tagged Tweets Suggests It Will Be Harder To Fight ‘Deep Fakes’
25. Twitter Unveils ‘Timing Is Everything’ Tool To Help Creators Maximize Video Viewership
26. BlackBerry Continues Its Shameful Descent Into Patent Trolling By Suing Twitter
27. Data Exploiting as an Abuse of Dominance: The German Facebook Decision
28. Facebook faces complaints from more former content moderators in lawsuit: The contract workers say repeated exposure to violent images caused significant psychological harm.
29. Facebook Finally Shuts Down Its Snooping, B.S. ‘VPN’ After A Full Year Of Complaints
30. In Wake Of Data Scandals, Mark Zuckerberg Lays Out Plan To Transform Facebook Into A “Privacy-Focused Communications Platform”
31. Mark Zuckerberg On Facebook’s Future And What Scares Him Most
32. Mark Zuckerberg pivots to privacy
33. Facebook’s Pivot To Privacy Is Missing Something Crucial
34. Instagram Fashionista’s Suit Survives Clever Challenges
35. Instagram is Working on a New Ad Unit for Sponsored Posts
36. Model Misbehavior? Gigi Hadid Faces Copyright Suit Over Instagram Post 
37. Willie’s Creative Commons lesson: The essential attribution requirement 
38. Supreme Court Holds Copyright Owners Must Wait to Commence an Infringement Suit Until After the Copyright Office Acts
39. Swiss Supreme Court Refuses To Order ISPs To Block ‘Pirate’ Sites
40. Oracle Shoots for “Full Moon” and Loses: Supreme Court Says Copyright Award of “Full Costs” Limited to Statutorily Enumerated Costs
41. A Big Copyright Mess: Miel Bredouw, Barstool Sports, Slob On My Carol Of The Bells And The DMCA
42. The rise of tech-worker activism
43. Closing the gender gap in the tech industry: Despite efforts from companies and universities, the number of women majoring in computer science is declining. A non-profit is trying to change that by offering coding lessons to girls as early as kindergarten
44. Get ready for a Facebook-sponsored cryptocurrency
45. After buying firm run by HackingTeam vets, Coinbase CEO has some regrets
46. ‘The Washington Post’ Streamed Michael Cohen’s Testimony On Twitch — With Emojis And Memes Aplenty
47. Twitch To Launch ‘Stream Star’ Singing Competition Series With $20,000 Prize
48. Legendary Shutters ‘Alpha’ Streaming Service From Nerdist And Geek & Sundry, Moves Programming To Twitch
49. The TikTok Takeover: How Gen Z’s New Favorite App Is Turning Memes Into Hits
50. TikTok, the Party has Stopped: FTC Levies Record COPPA Fine
51. FTC Issues Largest Fine Ever Under COPPA 
52. FTC Slams TikTok With Record Fine For Spying on Pre-Teens: “This record penalty should be a reminder to all online services and websites that target children.”
53. FTC Issues Record $5.7 Million COPPA Penalty Against Music.ly 
54. Musical.ly’s COPPA Failure Falls Flat at the FTC; Will Pay Note-Worthy Fine 
55. The FTC Probably Doesn’t Need A New ‘Big Tech’ Task Force. It Just Needs To Do Its Job
56. Can a Hashtag Make a False Claim? #Yes
57. The Deep Vault of Millennial Fintech Apps: Savings, investment, and credit card debt services are increasingly marketing to younger users. But they might be useless—or even predatory.
58. The Impossibility Of Content Moderation Extends To The People Tasked With Doing Content Moderation
59. Google pay equity analysis leads to raises for thousands of men
60. What Did Google Actually Find Out About How It Pays Women and Men?
61. Google to ban political ads ahead of federal election, citing new transparency rules
62. Google decision to ban political ads could leave election war rooms struggling to get message to voters
63. The Volvo Polestar 2 is the first Google Android car
64. Amazon to give power to brands to remove fakes from website: Retailer also introduces serial numbers and automatic detection to curb frauds sales
65. Amazon’s latest program to curb emissions? One delivery day per house, per week
66. Amazon to open all-new grocery stores separate from Whole Foods
67. Amazon Becomes Latest Video Platform To Pull Anti-Vaccination Content
68. NZ Study Yet Again Concludes That Piracy Is A Function Of Price And Ease Of Access
69. Insights: Sports Programming Is Digital Media Investors’ Hot New Game
70. Can the media business be saved? A “Spotify for news” is not the answer: Chavern’s organization advocates on behalf of 2,000 print and online media outlets.
71. Insights: Here’s Why Netflix’s ‘Roma’ Near Miss Still Means It Won Oscar Season
72. Steven Spielberg is gunning to make sure Netflix never has another Oscars contender like Roma
73. After Roma swept the Oscars, Steven Spielberg seeks to block streaming films
74. Steven Spielberg Wants To Bar Netflix From The Academy Awards
75. Roma wasn’t built in a day; how Netflix conquered the Oscars 
76. Netflix is testing even more expensive subscription prices 
77. Inside the secretly effective–and underrated–way Netflix keeps its shows and movies at the forefront of pop culture 
78. Netflix Heads to Court: How Fox’s Poaching Trial Could Reshape Hollywood
79. With Big Stars and Paid Subscriptions, Luminary Aims to Be the Netflix of Podcasts
80. Until the Disney-Fox Deal Closes, Networks Find Themselves in Limbo: Upfronts are looming, but post-acquisition plans can’t be put into action yet 
81. How Fox Employees Are Bracing for Life Under Disney
82. Disney Is Reportedly In Active Discussions To Purchase AT&T’s 10% Stake In Hulu
83. Why Is Disney Releasing ‘Avengers,’ ‘Star Wars,’ ‘Frozen’ And ‘Maleficent’ Sequels In The Same Year?
84. AT&T Plans to Revamp CNN’s Digital Arm: Telecom giant sees opportunity to reach larger audience; intends to focus on product development and analytics
85. Medium lowers its paywall for Twitter users
86. Once Again, Sharing Streaming Passwords Is Not ‘Piracy’ Or ‘Freeloading’
87. Elon Musk said he doesn’t respect the SEC—he might come to regret it
88. Thunderbolt 3 becomes USB4, as Intel’s interconnect goes royalty-free
89. Chromium-based Edge screenshots might as well be Chrome
90. Microsoft’s latest security service uses human intelligence, not artificial
91. Microsoft is first major cloud provider to open African data centers
92. Behind the Hype of Apple’s Plan to End Mining
93. ‘The risk paid off’: How Apple prevailed in the U.S.-China trade war – But Apple could face future threats if the latest trade talks fail.
94. Yes, Apple. Siri Is Extremely Terrible
95. Apple no longer refuses to fix iPhones with third-party batteries
96. After the Galaxy Fold, Samsung has two more foldable smartphones coming
97. Y Combinator CEO: AI Will Replace Jobs, But Life Will Be Awesome
98. Are robots competing for your job? Probably, but don’t count yourself out.
99. Your March Horoscope Is Here, And Our AI Astrologer Is Getting Smarter
100. Making artificial intelligence socially just: why the current focus on ethics is not enough
101. Robo ART! – Copyright originality
102. Why vinyl records survive in the digital age
103. Theranos: How a broken patent system sustained its decade-long deception
104. Toughest Work in Technology Transactions: Due Diligence Turnaround
105. Emerging Digital Technology and the “Law of the Horse” (Alicia Solow-Niederman)
106. Blockchain-based Digital Assets and the Case for Revisiting Copyright’s First Sale Doctrine (Phillip Shaverdian)
107. Blockchain Technology and the Government: Dealing With the Threat of Data Manipulation and Increasing Records Longevity (Alexander Fung)
108. Injustice Ex Machina: Predictive Algorithms in Criminal Sentencing (Andrew Lee Park)
109. Destination Unknown: The Perilous Future of Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence Technologies Under the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (Chris Ott)
110. Weirdly interconnected qubits give D-Wave a big jump in performance

CREATIVITY

1. Australia Threatening Over 100 Journalists For Accurately Reporting On Cardinal Pell’s Sex Abuse Trial
2. How to protect journalism in the digital age? The Cairncross Review reports 
3. The Making of the Fox News White House: Fox News has always been partisan. But has it become propaganda?
4. How David Pecker Built His Tabloid Empire AMI on Fear
5. Source: Leaked Documents Show the U.S. Government Tracking Journalists and Immigration Advocates Through a Secret Database – The documents detail an intelligence-gathering effort by the United States and Mexican authorities, targeting more than 50 people
6. Meet J2’s Vivek Shah, the CEO quietly presiding over a $4 billion media business: J2 Global owns a portfolio of media and internet service companies that includes PCMag, Mashable, and Speedtest by Ookla.
7. The Tyranny Of Copyright: How A Once-Humble Legal Issue Has Tormented A Generation Of Speech
8. Big Win For Open Access, As University Of California Cancels All Elsevier Subscriptions, Worth $11 Million A Year
9. Access Copyright v. York U – the Federal Court of Appeal Hearing is March 5 and 6, 2019
10. Big Win For Open Access, As University Of California Cancels All Elsevier Subscriptions, Worth $11 Million A Year
11. Milan court partly sides with Banksy in interim proceedings for trade mark and copyright infringement
12. Judge Refuses To Hand The Government Biker Gang’s Trademark
13. Hollywood Accounting Rears Its Ugly Head Again: Fox’s ‘False Testimony’ And ‘Aversion For The Truth’ Leads To $179M Fine
14. Don’t Celebrate Copyright Being Used For Political Censorship Just Because You Don’t Like The President
15. Producer Scott Rudin Going Around Killing Off Licensed Community Theater Shows Of To Kill A Mockingbird
16. U.S. Supreme Court Decides Two Copyright Cases and Impacts Registration Strategy for Copyright Owners
17. Registrations, not Applications: Supreme Court Says Copyright Owners Must Wait to Sue 
18. Supreme Court’s Strict Construction of Copyright Act Pre-Suit Requirements Likely to Up the Ante on “Preregistration”
19. Supreme Court Defines “Full Costs” with Respect to the Copyright Act
20. Copyright Lawsuits: Harder to Bring, Harder to Collect
21. E.D. Pa. Court Dismisses Case, Finding That Fax Was Not An Advertisement 
22. Captain Marvel Review: Carol Danvers’ debut puts a fresh spin on Marvel’s Phase One origin story formula.
23. It’s Been 20 Years Since “Cruel Intentions,” And There’s Never Been Another Movie Quite Like It
24. There’s Only One Surviving Blockbuster Left on Planet Earth

MEDIA, COMMUNICATIONS & NET NEUTRALITY

1. Democrats’ net neutrality bill would fully restore Obama-era FCC rules
2. AT&T Begins Trying To Screw Up HBO In Earnest
3. HBO CEO Richard Plepler, Who Forever Shifted TV Landscape, Abruptly Steps Down
4. HBO boss quits as owner AT&T seeks more shows and more profit
5. “The AT&T Guys, At The End Of The Day, Are Bean Counters”: With Plepler Out Of HBO, Wall Street Scrutinizes The Logic Of AT&T’s Monster Reorg
6. As HBO and Turner bosses quit, AT&T announces big Time Warner reorganization
7. TV’s brand illusion: It’s no longer about the network. And it probably never was.
8. Trump to staff on AT&T/Time Warner merger: “I want that deal blocked!”
9. T-Mobile has spent $195,000 at Trump hotel while lobbying for Sprint merger
10. US Telcos Teeter Toward Bankruptcy As Comcast’s Broadband Monopoly Grows
11. Comcast set mobile pins to “0000,” helping attackers steal phone numbers
12. Class Damages Models After Comcast: Rigorous Proof or Expert’s Promise?
13. Democrats’ Net Neutrality Bill Would Force Ajit Pai to Actually Do His Job
14. The future of cable may be no TV at all, as one small company from Arizona shows
15. Broadcasting and Brexit: 10 Things You Need to Know Today

SURVEILLANCE & PRIVACY

1. China’s “democracy” includes mandatory apps, mass chat surveillance: Researcher discovers servers in China collecting data on 364 million social media profiles daily.
2. The Democratization of Surveillance
3. Report: The NSA’s Domestic Metadata Collection System Is Not Being Used and May Be Discontinued
4. Telephony Metadata: Is the Contact-Chaining Program Unsalvageable?
5. The NSA Appears To Have Shut Down Its Bulk Collection Of Phone Records
6. House aide: NSA has shut down phone call record surveillance
7. Google temporarily shuts down Android TV photo sharing after privacy bug
8. Post-Charlottesville Doxxing and Misidentification Creates Legal Risks–Vangheluwe v. GotNews
9. Seventh Circuit Ignores Two Supreme Court Decisions To Hand Out Bad Precedent On Cell Site Location Info
10. Two Months Later, News Orgs Are Finally ‘Allowed’ To Report On Top Vatican Official’s Child Molestation Conviction
11. Mozilla Says Australia’s Compelled Access Law Could Turn Staff There Into ‘Insider Threats’
12. Do professionals have the “right to be forgotten”? 
13. Deception & Trust: A Deep Look At Deep Fakes
14. Stupid Patent Of The Month: Veripath Patents Following Privacy Laws
15. Why ‘ji32k7au4a83’ Is a Remarkably Common Password
16. The Digital Revolution Takes on New Meaning: Among Calls for Heightened U.S. Data Privacy Measures, California is King
17. California and European Privacy FAQs: Do all companies have to post their privacy notices online?
18. Congress Holds Hearings on Privacy and Data Protection 
19. Chicago Tried To Justify Not Informing ACLU Of Social Media Monitoring Partner By Saying ACLU Is Really Mean
20. The Importance of Privacy by Design in Mobile Apps (Debunking the Aphorism that any Publicity is Good Publicity) 
21. Company’s Facebook Snooping Didn’t Prevent Critical Trade Secrets Injunction 

GAMES

1.  Epic Games is now being sued over loot boxes in Fortnite: Save the World
2. Epic Games sued over ‘predatory’ Llama loot boxes: Even though randomized llama loot boxes aren’t a thing anymore
3. California man sues Epic Games over “predatory” loot boxes: Complaint alleges Save the World’s loot llamas were “like playing a slot machine”
4. Shakedown: Hawaii coming first to the Epic Games Store
5. Kartridge is the latest PC storefront using exclusive games to entice players
6. Unpacking Recent Loot Box Updates  
7. Anthem: Bioware Addresses Fan Concerns With Loot Update, Here’s What It Changes
8. Anthem is crashing entire PlayStation 4 systems, say players
9. EA soliciting help from Anthem players to figure out PS4 crashing issues
10. Sony begins refunding Anthem purchases in light of “full power down” reports
11. How games whitewash Nazism, and the responsibility developers have to history: Through the Darkest of Times devs explore the industry’s dangerous failure when it comes to depicting fascism
12. One week later, THQ Nordic disavows 8chan AMA
13. THQ Nordic group CEO apologizes for perturbing 8chan AMA
14. THQ Nordic parent company apologizes for 8chan AMA: Co-founder and CEO Lars Wingefors “condemns all unethical content this website stands for”, regrets implicit endorsement
15. Valve bans sexual violence game from Steam, but stops short of condemning it
16. Steam is in the rape fantasy business | Opinion – Upcoming visual novel highlights the problems with Valve’s refusal to apply content standards to its storefront
17. Developers are manipulating Steam’s Popular Upcoming list
18. Academics call for industry co-operation on gaming disorder: “We are scrabbling around in the dark here, lighting little matches and seeing tiny bits of the pictures around us,” says Dr David Zendle.
19. Nintendo to smartphone game makers: You can only gouge our players so much
20. Report: Nintendo is telling mobile development partners to stop players overspending
21. Average Nintendo Japan employee earns $80,000, works less than 8 hours per day: Platform holder’s recruitment page also reveals average worker spends 13.5 years at the company
22. Nintendo’s first VR product in 24 years is coming to Nintendo Switch
23. Newzoo: Games are the third most-popular mobile app category – Half of mobile app users at least check into gaming apps, social media and shopping remain more popular 
24. Fortnite teams with Weezer in attempt to become the next Second Life: Follows record-breaking stream of DJ Marshmello concert inside its battlegrounds.
25. Vivendi has sold off its final Ubisoft shares
26. Vivendi sells remaining Ubisoft shares: Media conglomerate ultimately gained €1.2 billion from failed attempt to acquire publisher
27. There’s confusion around an unofficial adaptation of One Hour One Life, says dev  
28. One Hour One Life dev struggles with unofficial port: Jason Rohrer stands by decision to release game into the public domain despite problems with customer confusion around mobile adaptation
29. Multiplayer Skyrim mod criticized for lifting code from another mod
30. Devil May Cry 5 deluxe edition will let players experience the game like a low-budget movie
31. How Artificial Intelligence Will Revolutionize The Way Video Games Are Developed And Played: The advances of modern AI research could bring unprecedented benefits to game development_­­­
32. Duplication or innovation? How games become genres: Earthbound Games’ Colin Anderson reflects on the rise of the FPS, the sandbox RPG and more 
33. A new triple-A Star Wars game will be announced at Celebration Chicago in April 
34. What Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is and how it could change EA
35. Apex Legends attracts 50 million players in first month 
36. Apex Legends hits 50 million players: Respawn’s free-to-play battle royale game passes milestone in its first month of release
37. Is Red Dead Redemption Online tanking Take-Two’s share price? | Opinion: Despite fantastic sales, Take-Two can’t catch a break – perhaps because investors expected RDR2 to be something it simply isn’t 
38. Activision Blizzard: 800 job cuts could “negatively impact” our business: Call of Duty publisher has set aside $150 million to compensate affected staff
39. Activision recognises $164m revenues from giving up Destiny rights: Publisher reiterates it “no longer has any material rights or obligations” to Bungie’s franchise
40. New ToeJam & Earl game, 8Bitdo controller get Genesis nostalgia right: Sega wasn’t involved with game or controller, but its Sega Ages line gets a shout, too. 
41. One of Pokémon’s New Starters, in the Style ofDetective Pikachu
42. Why arcade Pac-Man players literally grabbed onto the game
43. Don’t Miss: Between a rock and a ‘Harada’ place: The massive Tekken interview
44. Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Links hits 90 million downloads 
45. Cloud gaming will determine the new lord of digital distribution 
46. Tencent set to unveil new cloud gaming service: Tencent Instant Play to bring cloud gaming to PC and Android, overview with Intel planned for GDC 
47. Nexon shortlists five bidders including Kakao and Tencent
48. Tencent among shortlisted bidders for Nexon: Netmarble not invited but forms consortium with MBK partners, main bidding to begin in early April
49. Electronic Arts, Amazon, and Comcast make bids to buy Nexon
50. Horizon Zero Dawn sold over 10 million copies in 2 years
51. PlayStation’s upcoming Chinese conference aims to boost locally-made games
52. Sony PlayLink developer Wish Studios has shut down
53. PlayStation Japan signals imminent end to PS Vita shipments
54. Sony ends PlayStation Vita production in Japan
55. Blog: Move or Die and its four year journey to the PS4
56. Here are the most popular PlayStation games, based on public trophy data
57. Wish Studios closing down: Brighton-based indie developer shutters, leading to 13 redundancies
58. Dev shares real talk about the personal costs of living in fear of layoffs
59. Discless Xbox “Maverick” could arrive as soon as May
60. Disc-less Xbox arriving in May, report suggests: Latest information appears to confirm several rumours from last year
61. Phil Spencer claims Xbox’s multi-device future will benefit everyone  
62. From “schokly” licensed games to a critically acclaimed indie: Oxenfree co-director Sean Krankel on the collapse of shovelware and how it helped shape Night School Studio
63. Dear Villagers: “We’re trying to find the best indie games that could be AA” – Head of publishing Guillaume Jamet talks us through the ambition behind Playdius’ rebrand 
64. Playdius rebrands as Dear Villagers, plans to focus on PC and console titles
65. Dying Light dev TechLand to close Polish publishing department
66. Techland planning to shut down Polish publishing division by the end of the year: 13 employees expected to be laid off by end of 2019, global publishing business to remain intact
67. Merch maker Numskull Designs is getting into game publishing
68. Merchandise firm Numskull forms games publishing division with Rising Star vets
69. Dropbox’s Angela Roseboro is Riot Games’ first chief diversity officer: “I was so taken by the heart and soul of this company and – in spite of setbacks or hurdles – I’m excited to be part of this journey”
70. POC in Play formed to promote racial diversity, equity in UK gaming industry: Founders include multiple industry veterans, with UsTwo Games offering support
71. BrightLocker dissolved as devs claim unpaid debts: Holding company takes over community-building platform as developers say they haven’t been paid money owed
72. Roblox boasts over 1 billion hours of engagement per month
73. In Less Than A Day, ‘Critical Role’ Fans Pledge $3.3+ Million To Bring Animated ‘Vox Machina’ Special To Life
74. Update: Critical Role Animated Special Kickstarter Hits $4 Million
75. eSports – Advergaming and the new frontier of advertising law and image rights 
76. Nintendo announces Tetris 99 Maximus Cup tournament
77. ESL & Oculus Announce Esport’s VR League Season 3, Biggest Prize Pool Yet
78. Warriors Gaming Squad drafts NBA 2K League’s first woman player – Chiquita Evans: “Barriers are made to be broken… I’m just the beginning”
79. VR and cloud gaming frenzy seizes MWC as 5G hype builds
80. Hipfire Games raises additional $205k for VR gameFailspace
81. VR and mobile developer Hipfire Games raises over $200,000: Financial investment to boost debut game Fail Space
82. Crowdfunding platform BrightLocker shuts down  
83. Why HTC targeted Vive Pro at gamers, and why Pro Eye won’t replace it 
84. Magic Leap Announces First Round of Independent Creator Program Grant Recipients 
85. Oculus planning a stricter, ‘quality-first’ approach for Quest app submissions
86. Oculus Quest targets “quality-first” approach with more stringent store curation: Developers must have concept document approved before submitting games to Quest store
87. Blog: Designing a planet-scale real-world AR platform
88. Blog: Remembering Advance Wars
89. Road to the IGF: Seemingly Pointless’ eCheese Zone
90. YouTube Premium’s Woman-Led Video Game Dramedy ‘It’s A Man’s World’ Sets Core Cast
91. The Influencer is dead. Long live the influencer: Latest analysis shows Top 10 influencers account for 84% of yearly view growth – but a spot in that list is not secure year-on-year
92. U.S. Patent No. 4,445,187: Video games with voice dialog 
93. Blog: Historians discuss Far Cry 2

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