Month: September 2021

Roblox introduces music listening parties, starting with a new album from Poppy, the project of multimedia artist Moriah Pereira (Tatiana Cirisano/Billboard)

Tatiana Cirisano / Billboard: Roblox introduces music listening parties, starting with a new album from Poppy, the project of multimedia artist Moriah Pereira  —  Over the past year, Roblox has hosted immersive virtual concerts with artists like Lil Nas X and Twenty One Pilots.  Now, the gaming platform is inviting artists …

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Source: online courses startup Udemy is preparing to file for an IPO as soon as October, targeting a valuation of between $6B and $8B (Kate Clark/The Information)

Kate Clark / The Information: Source: online courses startup Udemy is preparing to file for an IPO as soon as October, targeting a valuation of between $6B and $8B  —  Udemy, a San Francisco-based startup that sells online courses to individuals and businesses, is preparing to file paperwork for an initial public offering whose listing

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Nintendo Direct: Nostalgic Classics, Animal Crossing Updates, and…a Mario Movie?

(Photo: Enrique Vidal Flores/Unsplash)This fall’s Nintendo Direct has brought a number of exciting updates to the table…er, Switch. Yesterday the company announced an almost overwhelming number of new releases, remastered favorites, game updates, and even new hardware. On top of Nintendo Switch Online, the company is adding a new membership plan that includes a collection

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The Importance of Employee Handbook

Most corporate employers have an employee handbook, but many do not realize how important it is for their company. On the other hand, smaller businesses often don’t have a company handbook when they definitely should have one. An employer’s handbook can be a great resource in the event of any disputes that arise between employees

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US Commerce Sec says US is considering using a Cold War-era national security law to force semiconductor companies to provide information on inventory and sales (Jenny Leonard/Bloomberg)

Jenny Leonard / Bloomberg: US Commerce Sec says US is considering using a Cold War-era national security law to force semiconductor companies to provide information on inventory and sales  —  – Biden administration seeks inventory, sales information  — Goal is to prevent stockpiling, ease supply chain bottlenecks

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How Facebook is using the metaverse push to rehabilitate its reputation with policymakers and reposition itself to shape regulation of future technologies (Washington Post)

Washington Post: How Facebook is using the metaverse push to rehabilitate its reputation with policymakers and reposition itself to shape regulation of future technologies  —  With a buzzy push for next-wave virtual reality hardware, the tech giant is trying to outrun its mounting woes.

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