Collaborate Disseminate
Epic Games revealed that Apple suddenly and without warning terminated its developer account, just weeks after re-approving it.
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Like OpenAI, Microsoft believes it should be free to grow its nascent AI empire by stealing content created by others. And it has filed a motion to dismiss at least part of the recent New York Times lawsuit that charges it, and OpenAI, with copyright i… Continue reading We Need to Discuss Microsoft’s Motion to Dismiss the New York Times Copyright Suit (Premium)
Epic Games, Proton, Spotify, and over 30 other companies have formally complained to the EU that Apple is not complying with the terms of the DMA.
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As a content creator, I see both sides of the AI debate. My experiences using Microsoft Copilot Pro have been nothing but positive, for example, and this product has saved me time and money. But generative AI’s need to suck up as much content as possib… Continue reading AI Stole My Content and I Don’t Feel Good About It (Premium)
Microsoft admitted that it is making its case to EU regulators that Apple’s DMA compliance is just an attempt to bypass that regulation.
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Microsoft has responded to a baseless FTC legal complaint related to recent layoffs in its Microsoft Gaming business unit.
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The U.S. Futile Trade Commission (FTC), er, Federal Trade Commission, is at it again: And you’re not going to believe its latest hissy fit. This ridiculous regulatory body believes that Microsoft’s $69 billion Activision Blizzard acquisition was contin… Continue reading The FTC Believes Microsoft Isn’t Allowed to Lay Anyone Off (Premium)
The power of defaults is still real, but since the dawn of the smartphone era, platform makers have engaged in ever-escalating enshittification tactics to maintain their dominance. They’ve become much more aggressive in limiting and ignoring user choic… Continue reading Tilt Shift: Mozilla Shines a Harsh Light on Enshittification in the Smartphone Era (Premium)
Microsoft on Monday weighed in on Apple’s controversial App Store rule changes, joining a growing chorus of complaints from around the industry.
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Microsoft on Monday weighed in on Apple’s controversial App Store rule changes, joining a growing chorus of complaints from around the industry.
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