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Sheridan says his 2003 'Bad Santa' reference shaped Thornton's Landman pitch, and the choice says a lot about how Paramount+ sells risk.
The alleged scheme used streaming bots to move Spotify’s charts for Kalshi music bets, triggering removals.
The Tribeca premiere and Letterboxd VOD buzz convert into a North American acquisition, putting Chris Merola's debut on a faster lane.
The editors of Cursor’s future platform plan are how it sells itself, and whether regulators or rivals force a lock-in.
On a Pragmatic Engineer episode, software legend Kent Beck ties AI-era job risk to engineers' empathy and emotional regulation gaps.
The Vergecast breaks down why disc-based gaming is ending, how digitization is reshaping costs, and what it means for everyone else.
Blizzard is shipping quality-of-life changes in Curse of Ula'tek, starting with auto-loot finally sticking per player.
What it signals about OpenAI's ownership strategy, and why regulators will care.
A new rhythm game from Microids rides K-pop momentum while aiming to fill the Demon Hunters wait.
Maternal offloading turns a queen’s survival play into a colony-level contamination strategy and regulatory headache.
Her potential Ofcom and CMA investigations could reshape a $110 billion deal timeline, even after US and EU approvals.
A new Plant Physiology study explains the distress signal plants use, offering a concrete route to tougher crops under climate stress.
