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Asus Unveils Innovative Laptops and Devices for Creators and Gamers

Originally Published 4 days ago — by PetaPixel

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Asus and GoPro have launched a co-branded ProArt GoPro Edition laptop aimed at content creators, featuring GoPro-inspired design, powerful specs including AMD Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 processor, 128GB RAM, and a 3K OLED touchscreen, priced at $2,400. The device emphasizes portability and integration with GoPro's ecosystem, including a custom package and a subscription to GoPro Cloud Plus. While targeted at adventure and action content creators, questions remain about its ruggedness and overall appeal in a competitive market.

The Sims Faces Industry Challenges Amid EA Buyout and Calls for Diversity

Originally Published 2 months ago — by The Verge

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The Sims 4 community and its top content creators are distancing themselves from EA following its $55 billion acquisition by investors including Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund and Jared Kushner's Affinity Partners, due to concerns over potential anti-LGBTQ influences and the company's future direction. Major creators are leaving the EA Creator program, citing moral and community concerns, while some are choosing to wait and see, fearing career impacts. EA has issued statements to reassure fans, but fears about the game's inclusivity and community integrity persist.

YouTube Removes Windows 11 Bypass Videos Over Safety Concerns

Originally Published 2 months ago — by theregister.com

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YouTube's AI moderation system has been removing videos that show how to bypass Windows 11 restrictions, leading to concerns about overreach and lack of human oversight, with some speculating possible pressure from Microsoft. Creators are frustrated by the automated process and lack of transparency, fearing it may stifle technical content and free expression.

Google Discover Enhances Personalization with Social Media Integration and Follow Features

Originally Published 3 months ago — by TechCrunch

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Google is updating its Discover page in the Search app to allow users to follow specific publishers and creators, showcasing more diverse content including articles, YouTube Shorts, and social media posts, aiming to give users more control and expand content sources.

Ex-Industry Leaders Criticize Gaming Subscription Services for Undermining Developers

Originally Published 4 months ago — by Wccftech

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Ex Bethesda executive Pete Hines criticizes subscription services like Game Pass and PlayStation Plus for not properly rewarding content creators, highlighting industry concerns about fair compensation and the impact on game developers, despite rising subscription spending.

Ex-Bethesda Exec Criticizes Gaming Subscription Services for Harming Developers and Content Creators

Originally Published 4 months ago — by Push Square

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Ex-Bethesda boss Pete Hines criticizes Xbox Game Pass, highlighting how short-sighted decisions in subscription-based gaming are harming content creators and questioning the sustainability of the model, despite its popularity and perceived value.

Gen Z Creators Earn Millions and Question College

Originally Published 5 months ago — by Fortune

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Gen Z content creators are earning millions from platforms like TikTok and YouTube, often bypassing traditional college education, which is increasingly questioned for its necessity. Successful creators like Katie Fang, MrBeast, and KSI demonstrate that building a community and engaging audiences can lead to lucrative careers, though education still offers valuable skills and perspectives. The trend highlights a shift in career aspirations among younger generations, emphasizing digital entrepreneurship over traditional paths.

Speedhunters Appears to Be Defunct

Originally Published 6 months ago — by The Drive

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Speedhunters, a prominent car culture website founded in 2008 and influential in the automotive community, appears to have shut down after months of inactivity, with its last post in April and its online presence gone dark. The site, once backed by EA and known for its global contributor base and collaborations, has seen many of its key creators move on to other projects, raising concerns about its future and legacy.

Dead by Daylight Launches Creator Program

Originally Published 7 months ago — by Dead by Daylight

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Dead by Daylight has launched a Creator Program inviting streamers and content creators worldwide to join, offering benefits like early access, exclusive in-game items, community rewards, and opportunities to collaborate with the development team, with the goal of supporting and growing their channels while shaping the game's future.

Google CEO Predicts Major Search Overhaul by 2025 Amid AI Rivalry

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Search Engine Journal

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Google CEO Sundar Pichai discussed the future of Google Search at the New York Times DealBook Summit, predicting profound changes by 2025 due to advancements in AI. He emphasized Google's leadership in AI, highlighting its foundational role in the industry and ongoing innovations like BERT and MUM. Pichai addressed concerns about AI's impact on content creators, acknowledging the challenge of balancing innovation with fair compensation. He also defended the value of search amidst increasing AI-generated content, asserting its importance in finding trustworthy information.

YouTube Shuts Down Popular Retro Gaming Channel Abruptly

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Time Extension

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YouTube has terminated the popular retro gaming channel Rose Tinted Spectrum for violating its spam and deceptive practices policies, sparking outrage among fans and a plea from the channel's owner for a human review of the decision. Despite an appeal, YouTube has upheld the termination, stating that the decision was made carefully and is final, leaving fans and the channel owner frustrated.

YouTube Intensifies Crackdown on Third-Party Ad Blockers

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Chrome Unboxed

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YouTube is cracking down on mobile ad blockers, warning users that using third-party apps to watch YouTube without ads may result in playback issues. The platform justifies this crackdown by stating that ad revenue supports creators, and circumventing ads prevents creators from earning what they deserve. YouTube plans to strengthen enforcement on third-party apps that violate its terms of service, potentially impacting ad-blocking apps that use its API. The move highlights YouTube's significant power in the content ecosystem but could lead to frustrated users seeking out less restrictive video platforms.

"IndyCar's Million-Dollar Challenge: A Special Event at Thermal"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by INDYCAR

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INDYCAR is partnering with content creators, including NTT INDYCAR SERIES driver Conor Daly, motorsports streamer Ash Vandelay, and hosts of the “Track Talk” podcast, Emma Novak and Hannah Picknicki, to provide behind-the-scenes coverage and social correspondent roles for the non-points The Thermal Club $1 Million Challenge event. The coverage will be available on various social channels and platforms, including Peacock and NBC broadcast television. Daly, Vandelay, Novak, and Picknicki bring their unique perspectives and voices to engage fans and tell the story of the weekend, offering a closer look at the racing action and creating an immersive experience for viewers.