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.
First Impression Video: Portal (PC/Steam) Drew Wilson | January 2, 2020 In this fifth first impression video, we give the puzzle game Portal a try. It’s a game that was released in 2007.
YouTube’s New Tools to Handle DMCA Claims Could Disappoint Drew Wilson | December 27, 2019 YouTube has released new tools to better handle DMCA claims, though creators could be left disappointed by what those tools are.
YouTuber Gets Video Taken Down Over Public Domain Material Drew Wilson | December 12, 2019 It’s nothing new for those who follow copyright trolling. Public domain material isn’t enough to protect you from copyright complaints.
First Impression Video: Half-Life 2 – Episode Two (PC/Steam) Drew Wilson | December 6, 2019 In this fourth first impression video, we give the game Half-Life 2 – Episode Two a try. This expansion was released in 2007.
Facebook Begins Testing Encryption on Video and Audio Calls Drew Wilson | November 5, 2019 While governments are pressuring Facebook to abandon encryption, it seems Facebook is moving ahead with even more encryption anyway.
First Impression Video: Half-Life 2 – Episode One (PC/Steam) Drew Wilson | November 1, 2019 In this third first impression video, we give the game Half-Life 2 – Episode One a try. This expansion was released in 2006.
New Feature: Video Game First Impression Video’s Drew Wilson | August 4, 2019 We here at Freezenet are proud to unveil another feature for this site. This time, we are rolling out first impression video game video’s.
Facebook Faces More Controversy After Not Deleting Fake Pelosi Video Drew Wilson | May 28, 2019 Facebook is facing even more controversy. This time, it’s for refusing to remove a fake Nancy Pelosi video which makes her appear drunk.
Day 12 of Article 13 Passage: Creators Realizing They Won’t Be Compensated Drew Wilson | April 7, 2019 While supporters have long argued that article 13 is about compensating creators, one creator is realizing that compensation is never going to come.
