#video-podcasts

#video-podcasts

Divine was financed by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey and built by Evan Rabble Henshaw-Plath, the former lead developer at Odeo, the company that helped develop the original Twitter.

Digital rights emerged as a term around the Arab Spring, when the internet was still a fairly unregulated space, we were still trying to figure out the tech companies' policies, and force governments to look at the internet as a fundamental right like water and electricity.

The flyer read, 'Seeking New Polycule Member: We recently had a defector in our polycule and are seeking a new member.' It invited applicants to join a 'fun-loving, diverse, ragtag bunch of lover people.'

The distinction between games and their platforms is becoming less relevant as engagement is increasingly driven by the broader system around the game rather than the game itself.

"It's obviously problematic from a competition policy perspective. [...] Regulators with any backbone at all would block this merger immediately."

DTF St. Louis traces ground covered by Luca Guadagnino's 2024 film Challengers, but in more exacting detail. DTF, named after a fictional sex app, draws a similar conclusion—that strong intimacy among men may look what is broadly and stereotypically referred to as 'gay,' but it's much more nuanced than that.

Amazon has reportedly eliminated more than 100 jobs from its podcast studio Wondery, but it still uses the Wondery brand, indicating a shift rather than a shutdown.

The literary classic you read in fifth grade is about to become your newest streaming obsession. The brains behind last year's Netflix sensation Adolescence will soon release their series version of William Golding's celebrated novel about young boys who descend into tribalism and savagery on a remote island.