Following his execution, Corder’s body was publicly dissected – a fate reserved for the most heinous criminals back then. (Don’t tell Donald Trump, or we may seen another Executive Order dashed off…)
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Publishers need to re-evaluate the issue of piracy. If content was legally unavailable in Brazil then, ethics aside, publishers suffered no material loss by manga and anime being distributed, and years on are reaping rewards that might otherwise not exist.
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Most AIs know their centre from their center and their colour from their color, although when will they grasp it’s uncivilised to say civilized!
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AI-produced audio slammed for its low quality was actually created by humans. Luddite Fringe, look away now!
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Needless to say the SoA was like a lamb with two tails as it gleefully revelled in the Meta piracy site news.
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Joke of the Month: “The Trump-Vance FTC will never back down from taking on Big Tech” – US Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew Ferguson.
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Book2look has already generated over 250 million views, demonstrating its effectiveness.
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To those on the Luddite Fringe, you have my sympathies. Keep standing on the beach, watching the tide come in all around you. King Canute would be proud!
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Memo to Microsoft – I’ve got some backlist titles and a struggling school where kids cannot imagine what £20 looks like, let alone £2,000, if you’d like to get in touch!
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With the right deal on the table, most publishers will jump into bed with any and every AI company that can meet their price.
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For fiction writers, this opens up huge new areas of fictional speculation and storytelling, and savvy authors will be wanting to know more and do more, not hide behind the Luddite Fringe’s efforts to keep publishing in twentieth century chains.
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Most of what happens in Australia stays in Australia, especially publishing news. But when PRH makes an acquisition down under, this is apparently important for us up top to know about.
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