Author: Max Smith
If you've ever wanted to appear on Netflix's hit reality show, now's your chance – without the risk of becoming a meme for saying you look like “that person.” Megan Fox. The streaming service announced it is expanding its branded lineup of interactive content with the addition of four new games based on its own unscripted shows. Netflix Story: The Perfect Match, Uncontrollably Hot 3, Ultimatum: Choice and Netflix Story: Selling SunsetThe “interactive fiction game” draws viewers-turned-players into the worlds of their favorite shows. “Expect to see familiar faces from the Netflix reality universe,” Netflix said of the upcoming titles,…
Eric Gruenwedel May 30, 2024 Netflix subscribers will now be able to find out what it takes to survive on a reality TV dating show or sell luxury real estate in Los Angeles as the Netflix reality universe expands with four new fictional interactive games based on the streamer's most popular unscripted shows. “Netflix Stories: The Perfect Match” “Uncontrollably Hot 3” “Ultimatum: Choice” and “Netflix Story: Selling Sunset” aims to invite streamers into the world of the platform's renowned non-scripted series. These titles will join the roughly 100 games already available on Netflix. Too Hot to Handle: Love is a…
Networks and Digital Warfare Cybersecurity is the only common denominator between cloud computing, secure data and networks, artificial intelligence, cross-domain solutions, modernization, and the Department of Defense’s ability to most effectively execute JADC2 and all-domain operations. This webinar will discuss how DoD organizations are moving away from traditional network security approaches to reduce the network attack surface, automate and manage risk, and securely share data needed to thwart threats. Webinar (60 mins)June 13, 2024 at 2pm ET/11am PSTCross-Domain Cybersecurity for Multi-Domain Operations Participants will earn 1 CPE credit agenda: The following topics are discussed: The current cybersecurity landscape. Strategies for…
S&P Global on Thursday cut its outlook for the company to negative, citing the Department of Justice's antitrust lawsuit against ticketing giant Live Nation Entertainment (LYV).”While the impact on the company and the live events industry is uncertain, we believe the litigation could have a negative impact on Live Nation's financial performance,” S&P said in the report. “As a result, we have revised our outlook on Live Nation to negative from stable. We have also revised our management and governance assessment to moderately negative from neutral.”Last week, U.S. prosecutors and state governments accused Live Nation of using Ticketmaster's ticketing monopoly…
Los Angeles – FOX Sports, the American English-language broadcaster providing sunrise-to-sunset coverage of this year's UEFA EURO 2024™ and CONMEBOL Copa América 2024™, is today announcing its full lineup of prominent broadcast teams ahead of the network's massive Summer of Soccer featuring the world's biggest national teams and brightest stars. Brad Zagerpresident and executive producer of production and operations for FOX Sports, made the announcement today introducing each team. “We're thrilled to bring together such a diverse group of world-class announcers from around the globe to provide live commentary for these two exciting tournaments,” said Zager. “Their shared passion and…
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U.S. stocks were headed for further declines on Thursday as persistent concerns about higher interest rates for a longer period and a sell-off in Salesforce (CRM) shares dampened investor sentiment.The Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) was down 0.8%, or about 350 points, after leading the stock market decline on Wednesday by dropping more than 400 points. The S&P 500 (^GSPC) was down 0.5%, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index (^IXIC) was down about 0.4%.Stocks lost momentum amid renewed pessimism about the possibility of interest-rate cuts fueled by data showing inflation is not as subdued as the Federal Reserve would like,…
Sequels are common in the entertainment industry and are often driven by the success of their predecessor, and the video game industry is no exception – these sequels range from unnecessary to completely damaging to the legacy of the original game. Some games amaze with their quality, while others fail to recreate the appeal of the original game. Some sequels leave players wondering, “Was that really necessary?” Here are five video games that no one wanted a sequel to. 1. Star Wars: The Force Awakens II Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II is not what a sequel should be |…
Minnesota Aurora FC's home opener is Thursday night, and the pre-pro team will be led by new head coach and sporting director Collette Montgomery.The game against RKC Third Coast at 7 p.m. at TCO Stadium coincides with the Minnesota professional women's hockey team winning the inaugural Walter Cup in Lowell, Mass., on Wednesday and with increased attention on women's professional basketball in recent months.”We know Minnesota is a great market for women's sports,” Montgomery told MPR News on Thursday, “and we're excited to be a part of that.”Montgomery moved to Minnesota for an internship nearly 20 years ago and has…
Circana analyst Matt Piscatella projects that total spending on video game hardware, content and accessories in the U.S. will be down 3% year-over-year to $4.1 billion in April 2024. A 2% increase in content spending was unable to offset a 43% decline in hardware and a 4% decline in accessories. Content spending growth was led by mobile, with gains in this segment offsetting a 24% year-over-year decline in content spending on console platforms. Video game hardware spending in April was down 43% year-over-year to $208 million. All current console hardware platforms are down at least 26% year-over-year, with the Switch…