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What Gaming Culture Teaches Students About Online Identity
Gaming is no longer just a hobby that students enjoy after school. For many young people, it is a social space, a creative outlet, and even a place where they learn important life skills. Students play online games where they create profiles, choose usernames, design avatars, join teams, and talk to people around the world.
Gaming Corps expands North American reach with Caesars Entertainment partnership
Gaming Corps, a publicly listed game development studio headquartered in Sweden, has announced a new partnership with Caesars Entertainment. The collaboration will bring a selection of Gaming Corps’ most popular titles to Caesars Palace Online Casino, Caesars Sportsbook & Casino, and Horseshoe Online Casino. Adam Pentecost, Chief Revenue Officer at Gaming Corps, said: Caesars stands
UKGC CEO Rhodes to Join a Gaming Law Firm, Rumors Say
A month ago, the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) announced that its CEO is set to depart to take up a new role. Rumors now suggest that the outgoing CEO is preparing to join a commercial gaming company as a consultant. Andrew Rhodes Is Reportedly Joining Hawkbridge In February...
IGN Entertainment and Dentsu Gaming announce Women in Gaming UK event
Networking event features panels, headshot studio, and hardware demos Image credit: IGN Entertainment IGN Entertainment and Dentsu Gaming will host a Women in Gaming UK event on Friday, April 17 in partnership with Meta. Taking place at Dentsu London, the event features curated panels with industry leaders in addition to a pop-up headshot studio, Meta
Alberta Gaming Regulator introduces ban on wagering related to politics
The Alberta Gaming, Liquor, and Cannabis Commission has finally outlawed political betting in the revised Standards and Requirements for Internet Gaming. The updated regulations published on March 17, outline the rules set for online gambling operators who wish to provide services in Alberta. The documents touch upon subjects such as sports wagering, player safety, system
Gaming Corps and Midnite enter new partnership in the UK
Gaming Corps, a publicly-listed game development company based in Sweden, today announces a new partnership with Midnite, one of the UK’s fastest-growing casino brands, which features a catalogue of 2,000+ games. Through the partnership, Midnite will integrate a curated mix of Gaming Corps’ most recognisable titles...
How kids fit into Netflix’s gaming strategy
Analysing the streamer's evolving gaming strategy, and the most popular titles on the platform Image credit: Netflix Netflix’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. has pulled attention toward studios, IP ownership, and the future of the entertainment industry at large. It’s a big deal, and we know it’s not driven by appetite for the Warner Bros.
Comtrade Gaming secures platform agreement with 24Games to support operations in Chile
Leading gaming platform technology supplier Comtrade Gaming has announced a new partnership with up-and-coming Chilean online entertainment operator 24Games. The latter will operate on Comtrade Gaming’s iCore platform, which will allow it to scale effectively and provide a flawless player experience. According to the company, the relationship represents a significant expansion for Comtrade Gaming in
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AI is wiping out whole degrees in China — translation, photography, illustration and fashion design are going, while prompt engineering is the new job...
Chinese universities are cutting traditional courses because of AI Translation courses face pressure as universities reassess their employment value Photography programmes are being merged as AI changes creative production The Central Academy of Fine Arts has dropped courses in illustration, photography and translation, arguing that AI has made them poor value for money. Fashion design
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Microsoft’s Automatic Super Resolution upscaling now works on Intel Copilot+ PCs, too
Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Pixels Matter: Microsoft wants to remind everyone that Windows has its own upscaling technology that can work with both older and brand-new games. Automatic Super Resolution is now rolling out to Intel-based Copilot+ machines, promising notable FPS gains within specific resolution
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China’s CXMT just entered mass production of memory chips that can rival Samsung’s
Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Asia Matters: CXMT is once again trying to steal the spotlight from the world's largest chipmakers. The Chinese manufacturer is apparently entering mass production of its latest DRAM platform, potentially putting it on par with Samsung and other major players in
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Roundtables: The Deadly Failures of The Virtual Border Wall
The US has spent billions building a “virtual wall” of surveillance towers along its southern border over the past 25 years, promising they will help detect and apprehend border crossers and save lives. But a groundbreaking investigation by MIT Technology Review has documented over a thousand people who moved through areas watched by these towers
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Comics Creators And Readers Are Reeling After The News That Tapas Is Shutting Down
Tapas, a popular North American comic and web novel hosting site, is shutting down. According to a report on BigGo Finance, Tapas is “a drag on earnings” for parent company Kakao Entertainment, a South Korean media company which purchased the platform in 2021 for roughly $800 million. BigGo Finance reports that Tapas was home to