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Instagram adds tool to swap music on published posts
Instagram has launched a “Replace Audio” tool that lets users change the music on already-published feed posts and carousels without deleting and reposting them. Previously, swapping a track meant re-uploading content from scratch, which wiped out any likes, comments, shares and reach the post had already built up; the new tool preserves that engagement, giving…
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Tesla Robotaxis go to Florida
Tesla announced it is expanding its Robotaxi service to Orlando and Tampa, Florida, posting service-area maps on X without disclosing fleet sizes or when riders could actually start hailing cars. The timing coincides with Tesla’s second-quarter earnings call, where CEO Elon Musk is expected to update investors on the Robotaxi programme’s progress, making the announcement…
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Academy of Country Music Ushers in New Era With Andy Schuon as CEO
The Academy of Country Music (ACM) has named Andy Schuon as its incoming chief executive, succeeding Damon Whiteside, who announced his departure from the role in March after six years in charge. The appointment marks a leadership transition for the organisation, which oversees major country music honours including the ACM Awards, at a time when…
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Jagex wants classic British point-and-click MMO RuneScape to be bigger than World of Warcraft
Jagex CEO Jon Bellamy has set out an ambitious five-year goal to make RuneScape the world’s biggest MMO franchise, overtaking World of Warcraft’s long-held top spot. Speaking to The Game Business, Bellamy acknowledged the significant gap between Jagex and the current market leader but expressed confidence the company could close it, framing the ambition as…
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RuneScape CEO is serious about taking World of Warcraft’s MMO crown: “Why not swing for the top?”
The article text supplied for this piece could not be retrieved — what was provided consists only of website styling code (CSS), with no actual article content included. Based on the headline alone, it appears RuneScape’s CEO has spoken about ambitions to challenge World of Warcraft for dominance in the MMO genre, framing the goal…
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Film Finances And Media Guarantors Merging In Major Shakeup Of Completion Bond Business
Film Finances, part of the STX Entertainment family, is merging with Media Guarantors to create one of the world’s leading completion bond firms for independent film, a niche market with only a handful of major players. STX sister company Film Services International is acquiring Media Guarantors from insurance brokerage CAC Group for an undisclosed sum,…
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TSMC admits its ‘jealous’ of memory chipmakers’ margins, but is limiting its own price hike because its customers would not survive price increases of ‘four to five times’
TSMC has said it is envious of the profit margins memory chipmakers like SK Hynix and Samsung are currently enjoying, but has deliberately chosen not to raise its own chip prices to a comparable degree because its customers, the companies that design and sell processors and GPUs, could not withstand such steep cost increases. The…
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Claire Rosinkranz Shares New Single ‘Rocket’
Claire Rosinkranz has released a new single called ‘Rocket’, following the earlier release of her album ‘My Lover’ this year. The song captures the excitement and nervousness of a new relationship, marking a further step in the American singer’s creative development. Produced by Oliver Frid alongside Claire’s regular collaborator and executive producer Ragnar Rosinkranz, ‘Rocket’…
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‘Pasta windows’: a charming Italian restaurant tradition – or the sign of a terrible tourist trap?
The Guardian’s Pass Notes column examines “pasta windows” – the increasingly common sight, especially in Rome and Florence, of someone (often an older woman) making fresh pasta by hand in a restaurant’s street-facing window. While the display might appear to be an authentic slice of Italian culinary heritage, several Italians in the food industry warn…
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The FBI has arrested a 21-year-old alleged to have stolen $220,000 through Steam using malware-ridden games
The FBI has arrested a 21-year-old Florida man accused of stealing around $220,000 in cryptocurrency by distributing malware hidden inside video games, several of which were listed on Steam until they were removed earlier this year. The case highlights growing concerns about digital storefronts being used to spread malicious software, particularly as smaller developers and…