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NFTs Flipping the Script, Bringing Value Back to Music Artists NetworkNewsWire Editorial Coverage NEW YORK, May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- With the onset of the digital universe over the last decades, music has been steadily devalued with a race to the bottom pricing to give subscribers access to massive databases of music. Pandemic social shutdowns were another blow to musicians, who now couldn't even generate revenue from live performances. In recent months, the emergence of NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, are breathing life into the industry as musicians are getting creative with ways to gener...

Fortnite maker wheels out economist to explain how Apple works Matthew Hughes Wed 12 May 2021 // 18:06 UTC Share Copy The ongoing federal court trial in California between Apple and Epic Games has provided some unprecedented levels of insight into the iOS platform and iPhone. But most of all, it has confirmed things we already knew. Most notably that Cupertino built the wider iOS ecosystem with an aim to deter people from switching to other platforms. On the seventh day of the bench trial, Epic Games called to the stand Stanford micro-economist Susan Athey, who testifi...

SHARE Epic Games Ltd.’s lawsuit against Apple Inc. over alleged anticompetitive behavior has finally come to court as Apple defended its control of its App Store. Epic, perhaps best known as the creator of the popular battle game “Fortnite,” filed a lawsuit against Apple in August after “Fortnite” was removed from the Apple App Store as well as Google LLC’s Play Store. “Fortnite” was removed after Epic added the ability in the iOS and Android versions to purchase in-game items directly from Epic itself. Both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store require all app purchases t...

Apple Senior VP wanted to bring iMessage to Android in 2013, was turned down by other executives Eddy Cue, a name long associated with Apple, wanted to bring the company's exclusive messaging service to Android devices in 2013. The suggestion was ultimately turned down by the other executives. Sarthak Dogra | April 28, 2021 | Updated 11:59 IST (Image: Unsplash/ Alexander Shatov) The suggestion came in response to rumours of Google acquiring WhatsApp. Other executives disagreed with the proposal and decided to keep iMessage exclusive to Apple instead. Apple's decision to keep iMessage exclusi...