According to a big report about TikTok Shop in The Information, TikTok is considering the big move to better bolster its shopping efforts.
This year, the shopping service is set to lose more than $500 million in the US, The Information says.
One of the biggest movies of the year will be hitting select IMAX theaters for one week beginning September 22nd. The IMAX version will have “exclusive post-credit footage” selected by director Greta Gerwig, according to a press release.
If only there were Barbenheimer double-features in IMAX.
“Quite often, you come up with great ideas, but when we are all on Zoom, it’s really hard,” CEO Eric Yuan said in an August 3rd meeting with employees, as reported by Business Insider.
Zoom is implementing a hybrid work policy for staffers that live in a 50 mile radius of a company office.
Activision CEO Bobby Kotick isn’t a fan of putting things on Game Pass, but if the company gets acquired by Microsoft, it sounds like that won’t be his decision to make, based on a comment from Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer in an interview with IGN (as shared by The Verge’s Tom Warren).
Should the deal close, Kotick said in July that he’ll stick around “for as long or as little as they need me for the integration.”
The post seems to be part of Musk’s latest campaign to encourage writers and journalists to post more on the platform. News organizations may not be as interested if X actually goes through with removing headlines from links to news articles, though.
They’ll be taking place through the rest of the year. There will also be a virtual Global Mod Summit on December 2nd. Reddit has had a rocky relationship with some mods because of the recent protests, so perhaps these events will help thaw some of that ice.
Reddit had announced a loose schedule for the roadshows in July. At the time, it also invited people to participate in an accessibility feedback group, though moderators of r/Blind said last week they won’t be joining it.
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Yes, the Vision Pro looks impressive, but I encourage you to take this Apple blog post featuring opinions from developers who have attended the company’s Vision Pro labs with a grain of salt.
Still, it’s interesting to see what developers have to say. The headset has the best chance of success if it has great apps, and Apple needs to get third-party developers on board to make them.
[developer.apple.com]
