Drew Curtis: Fark.com Facing “Existential Threat” With Plummeting Ad Revenue Drew Wilson | April 3, 2020 Online advertising is plummeting. It has caused Fark’s founder, Drew Curtis, to sound the alarm and say that the site is facing an “existential threat”.
First Impression Video: Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit (PC/Steam) Drew Wilson | April 2, 2020 This is the 8th instalment of our first impression video series. This time, we are trying something quite different by playing Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit.
Lawsuit Aimed At Reclaiming Artist Rights Moves Ahead Despite Major Label Objections Drew Wilson | April 2, 2020 Do artists have the right to terminate signing their rights away to major record labels? A court case moving forward is going to find out.
Announcement: The March 2020 Wiki Content Patch Drew Wilson | April 1, 2020 Our monthly patch reports continue with the third Wiki content patch update. This announcement details what is new in the Wiki for March, 2020.
Review: U2 – Mysterious Ways (Rock) Drew Wilson | April 1, 2020 This review covers the rock track U2 – Mysterious Ways.
Copyright Alliance Calls the COVID-19 Emergency Library Initiative “Vile” Drew Wilson | March 31, 2020 The National Emergency Library was created in response to COVID-19 to help continue learning. Naturally, the Copyright Alliance has a problem with that.
Review: Dire Straits – Heavy Fuel (Rock) Drew Wilson | March 30, 2020 This review covers the rock track Dire Straits – Heavy Fuel.
Georgia Suffers Possible Data Breach: Entire Country Posted Online Drew Wilson | March 30, 2020 If you are a resident of the country of Georgia, your information has been compromised. 4.9 million records were posted on a hacker forum.
Lawyer: Virgin Media Could Face £4.5 Billion in Penalties for Data Leak Drew Wilson | March 29, 2020 The penalties could be quite steep for Virgin Media according to one lawyer. He says compensation could be around £5000 per claimant. Math only takes over from there.
China Steps In After Weibo Suffers 538 Million User Data Breach Drew Wilson | March 27, 2020 Chinese social media giant Weibo has suffered from a data breach affecting 538 million users. In response, the Chinese government is stepping in.
