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The biggest gaming controversies of 2024

Layoffs, politics, and the culture wars dominated 2024, but there were plenty of regular, everyday goofs, too.

PC Gamer

Most Tech Firms Won't Disclose if They'll Help Deport Immigrants by Providing Private Data, Study Finds

The Intercept asked more than three dozen companies but only four were willing to comment

Latin Times

Kerbal Space Program developers confirm layoffs are coming at the end of June

The number of layoffs is not yet confirmed, but it sounds like the entire team is being let go.

PC Gamer

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Take-Two CEO says he's 'not trying to be cute or difficult' with vague answers about the fate of the Kerbal and OlliOlli studios, but is kind of being cute and difficult

Take-Two says it hasn't closed Intercept Games or Roll7, two studios it was reported to have closed, but won't elaborate.

PC Gamer

Kerbal Space Program fans react with anger over Intercept Games closure, and you know what that means: Review bombing on Steam

Despite promises from Private Division, the Kerbal community is worried that KSP2 has been abandoned.

PC Gamer

"A completely cruel and baffling decision": Industry anger over GTA 6 publisher's closure of two acclaimed studios despite commercial successes and CEO's $26 million pay rise

"Corporations do not care about you"

GamesRadar

Kerbal Space Program 2 developer Intercept Games and Rollerdrome studio Roll7 are reportedly closing as part of Take-Two's big layoff plan

70 employees at Take-Two's office in Seattle are being put out of work.

PC Gamer

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NYT asks journos to not use ‘genocide’, ‘Palestine’ in reports on Israel’s war on Gaza: The Intercept

The New York Times allegedly issued a memo to its journalists asking them to “restrict” the use of a host of terms and phrases in connection with Israel’s war on Palestine in “evidence of the paper’s deference to Israeli narratives”, The Intercept reported.

Newslaundry

Trump "even worse" than Biden on Gaza

"Trump is a big fan of war crimes, especially against Muslims," The Intercept's James Risen writes

Salon

Here are all the copyright lawsuits against ChatGPT-maker OpenAI

Three more news organizations just filed lawsuits against the Microsoft-backed tech startup.

The Street

Tech News Now: More lawsuits pile up against OpenAI, Salesforce announces dividend, and more

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The Street

The Intercept, Raw Story and AlterNet sue OpenAI for copyright infringement

Progressive US outlets file lawsuits claiming the company in effect plagiarized journalists’ work to develop ChatGPT

The Guardian - US

NYT "reviewing" Israeli reporter's past

Anat Schwartz contributed to widely criticized reporting about Hamas' alleged sexual violence on October 7

Salon

Vice Media to lay off hundreds of workers and stop publishing on its site

Memo sent by Bruce Dixon, the Vice Media chief, talks of transition to ‘studio model’ as employees term move ‘very upsetting’

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The Guardian - US

‘Breathtaking’ media layoffs continue with job cuts at NowThis and Intercept

Intercept management announces 15 staff reductions, and NowThis Union reveals whopping 50% of staff laid off

The Guardian - US

Republican congressmen are now talking about throwing migrants from helicopters

Anti-migrant rhetoric has reached the point of a congressman citing a far-right meme about Augusto Pinochet’s death-flights

The Guardian - US

Louisiana governor accused of using public records law to intimidate EPA and ‘Cancer Alley’ community

Deep south state escalates its fight against environmental protection with ‘rare’ use of public record laws

Al Jazeera

Al Jazeera’s Samer Abudaqa was ‘targeted’, left to bleed by Israel: Report

The cameraman died despite aid organisations and journalists applying pressure to get him rescued, The Intercept found.

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Salon

CNN lets Israeli military censor news

"War-crime" and "genocide" are taboo words, network insider tells The Intercept

The Guardian - US

Harvard journal accused of censoring article alleging genocide in Gaza

Harvard Law Review declined an essay by Palestinian doctoral candidate Rabea Eghbariah after it had been initially approved

InsideEVs

Cruise's Troubles Continue: Recall, Layoffs, Alleged Issues Detecting Children

GM's Cruise is recalling 950 robotaxis, laying off driverless operations-supporting staff, and facing allegations its AVs have difficulty detecting children.

The Street

General Motors' Cruise defends itself from recent allegations it put children at risk

In an exclusive interview with TheStreet, Cruise said that its vehicles have "always detected and exercised appropriate caution" around children and pedestrians.

Investors Business Daily

Why CymaBay, With 159% Growth This Year, Just Surged For A Second Day Running

Shares of CBAY stock surged for a second day Friday as analysts compared CymaBay liver-disease treatment to rivals from Intercept and Genfit.

Al Jazeera

Did US ask for Imran Khan’s removal as Pakistan PM after he visited Russia?

Intercept cites alleged ‘cypher’ to suggest US official told a Pakistani envoy ‘all will be forgiven’ if Khan is sacked.

The Guardian - US

Netflix lists AI job worth $900,000 amid twin Hollywood strikes

Company lists highly paid machine-learning project manager role while actors and executives at odds over future of AI in Hollywood

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