#FreeFortnite: A studio’s fight against Big Tech
In August 2020, Epic Games, creator of the hit video game, Fortnite, released a parody of the iconic Apple TV ad called Apple 1984. The mission was for David to…
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Indie Developer out of India creates Half Chess
In 2017 Naval Siani, an indie dev working at a startup in Bangalore, asked the question: "What if you took chess and made an online version that used half the…
Social Supermarket accelerates socially conscious e-commerce
Jamie Palmer started the UK’s destination for socially conscious e-commerce off the back of a stint in the third sector Social Supermarket back in 2018. The competitive rower who was previously Head of…
Bumble makes the first move and goes public with a 70% female board
1.7 billion 'first moves' by its users have resulted in Bumble being able to make its own first move and list on NASDAQ. Run by Whitney Wolfe Herd the company…
Elon causes clubhouse servers to do overtime!
Before yesterday it was not entirely clear what the current infrastructure of Clubhouse could deal with. Then came the Elon Musk clubhouse talk, and the servers got a bit tired…
Lunchclub – A new breed of AI-powered online networking tools are reintroducing serendipity into our lives
Clubhouse. Lunchclub. The "old boys club" is getting disrupted. Thanks to AI led networking tools and the ability for people to break out of their own networking circles and go…
Does Data Protection go far enough to protect users?
Consumer data and privacy is one of the most important issues facing us today. In an era where our data and personal details are held by numerous apps and social media sites, regulators around the world have come to realise the importance of putting in place tougher restrictions around how our data is handled.
