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Wednesday Apr 01, 2020
Video on demand movies, hacking attempts on the rise, and space news- TNCS Ep 72
Wednesday Apr 01, 2020
Wednesday Apr 01, 2020
COVID-19 has driven work production down but internet use up 70%. Independent theaters are moving towards a straight to video on demand model for small independent films. In tech news there are many stories of recent hacking attempts and one group holds some XBox Series X source code ransom. The satellite internet company OneWeb files for bankruptcy and the Space Force launches their first rocket to space.
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Links to articles discussed:
- Kino Marquee Virtual Arthouse Program Expands To 150 Cinemas With Alamo Drafthouse & Laemmle In Streaming Cannes Winner ‘Bacurau’
- YouTube is reducing videos to standard definition
- Internet use is up 70%
- Space.com: You can watch 'Star Trek: Picard' for free right now thanks to Patrick Stewart.
- PSN Reduces Download Speeds for COVID-19
- Xbox Series X Graphics Source Code Reportedly Stolen, Being Held for $100 Million Ransom
- GameStop to employees: wrap your hands in plastic bags and go back to work
- CNET: Trump's US Space Force successfully launches its first national security mission.
- CNBC: SoftBank is letting internet satellite company OneWeb file for bankruptcy, a sign Masayoshi Son has learned lessons from WeWork.
- UPS partners with a drone delivery company
- Engadget: Chinese digital spying is becoming more aggressive, researchers say.
- Forbes: Hackers Target World Health Organization As Cyber Attacks Double During COVID-19 Pandemic.
- Forbes: Google Confirms 40,000 Nation-State Cyber Attack Warnings Issued.
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