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    • Microsoft's leaked Xbox plans and Unity's price changeMicrosoft jokingly discussed acquiring Nintendo to prevent leaks, while Unity's price change sparked debate among developers.

      During a recent podcast episode, the hosts discussed various topics in the video game industry. One of the topics was Microsoft's leaked plans for future Xbox projects, which Phil Spencer jokingly referred to as wanting to acquire Nintendo to "take care of the leaks." Another topic was Unity's controversial price change for developers, which sparked a heated debate. The hosts also mentioned their upcoming bonus episode about the movies "Her" and "Ex Machina," which explore the theme of AI. Throughout the episode, they shared their thoughts on these topics and provided insights from their perspectives as video game industry insiders.

    • Unity's new policy sparks backlash from developersUnity's unexpected install-based pricing model caused controversy and financial burden for developers, particularly smaller studios, leading to widespread anger and potential business sustainability concerns.

      Unity's new policy, which involves charging developers based on the number of installs their games have, has caused a significant backlash within the gaming community. This surprise move, which was initially unclear and lacked communication from Unity, felt like a violation of trust and a financial burden for many developers, especially those who have games in development for years. The policy's potential impact on smaller indie and double-A studios, who are already operating on thin financial lines, has raised concerns about the sustainability of their businesses. The uncertainty and potential costs of switching to a different engine have added to the confusion and frustration. The situation has resulted in a communications disaster and widespread anger, with some developers even threatening to leave Unity altogether. Ultimately, this policy change, while financially logical for Unity, risks damaging relationships with its developer community and potentially impacting the future of some games in development.

    • Unity's New Monetization Model Sparks ControversyUnity's proposed per-install monetization model raised concerns in the gaming industry for its lack of clarity and potential exploitation, highlighting the importance of transparency in business model changes.

      Unity, a popular game engine, has been under controversy since its CEO, John Riccitiello, announced a new monetization model. Instead of a traditional licensing fee, Unity proposed a per-install model, where developers pay a fee for each installation of their games. This new model raised concerns, especially in the free-to-play market, where installs don't necessarily equate to revenue. The announcement was criticized for its lack of clarity and potential exploitation. Unity's move was seen as an attempt to follow Unreal Engine's revenue-sharing model but with a more convoluted approach. The controversy highlights the importance of transparency and understanding in business model changes, especially in the gaming industry. The per-install model's implementation and potential implications for developers and consumers remain to be seen.

    • Uncertainty surrounding Unity's new business modelUnity's proposed new business model based on installs or plays raises concerns and uncertainty, potentially harming developer relationships and stability, and damaging Unity's reputation.

      Unity's proposed new business model for their game engine, which involves charging developers based on the number of installs or plays of their games, raises significant concerns and uncertainty. This approach is different from the traditional revenue sharing model, which is straightforward and based on a percentage of revenue. The proposed model introduces an unknown factor, as installs and plays are out of the developer's control. It also creates a perception of punishing success and instability, which could harm Unity's reputation and relationship with developers. The execution and messaging of this policy have also been criticized for being half-baked and ill-timed, further damaging trust and confidence in Unity. Overall, this new business model, if implemented, could introduce chaos and instability for developers and potentially harm Unity's brand.

    • Unity's new licensing model and Microsoft's unexpected leak shake up the tech industryUnity's new licensing model sparked controversy, while Microsoft inadvertently revealed plans for an all-digital Xbox Series X and updates to the Xbox controller in 2028, along with Bethesda's game lineup and potential canceled projects.

      The tech industry experienced some significant developments this week, with Unity's controversial decision and Microsoft's unexpected leak. Unity faced backlash for its new licensing model, which could potentially lead to the company's downfall or a more logical solution. Microsoft, on the other hand, inadvertently shared confidential information, revealing plans for an all-digital Xbox Series X, next-gen console in 2028, and updates to the Xbox controller. The leaks also included details about Bethesda's game lineup and potential canceled projects. Overall, these events highlighted the ever-evolving landscape of the tech industry and the potential consequences of major decisions or mistakes.

    • The future of video game preservationThe shift to digital media for video games raises concerns about preservation and accessibility, with physical collections potentially becoming collectible but uncertain availability in the future, and Xbox's decision to release all games on PC seen as a positive step for preservation but long-term implications uncertain.

      The shift to digital media for video games is happening faster than anticipated, but there are concerns about preservation and accessibility in the future. While some argue that physical collections may become collectible like vinyl records, others worry that certain games may not be available in physical format. Xbox's decision to release all games on PC is seen as a positive step for preservation, but the long-term implications are uncertain, especially if the internet infrastructure fails. Ultimately, the value of physical media and its role in preservation remains a topic of debate.

    • Ongoing discussions about unannounced games and console availabilityControversy surrounds unannounced games like Dishonored 3 and Baldur's Gate 3, with debates over their value and console availability, fueling a perceived console war

      There are ongoing discussions about unannounced video games, specifically Dishonored 3 and Baldur's Gate 3, which have generated excitement among gamers. However, there have also been issues regarding game releases on different consoles, with Baldur's Gate 3 initially being unavailable on Xbox due to technical difficulties. The perceived value of these games, as indicated by a leaked Microsoft document, has been a subject of debate, with Baldur's Gate 3 being described as a "second run Stadia PC game" and valued at $5 million. This has sparked controversy among fans, leading to a perceived console war. Despite these challenges, Dishonored 3 is confirmed to be in development, and Baldur's Gate 3 is now available on Xbox. Overall, the gaming industry continues to evolve, with exclusive deals and technical challenges shaping the landscape.

    • Excitement for new gaming releasesThe gaming industry continues to evolve with new technology and transparency, while fans eagerly await upcoming releases like Baldur's Gate 3 and Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. Old favorites inspire new projects, and controversies are addressed, with a focus on creating engaging experiences for players.

      The gaming industry, even with advancements in technology and transparency, still holds a sense of excitement and anticipation for new releases, as evidenced by the buzz around Baldur's Gate 3 and Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. Old favorites continue to inspire new projects, such as Princess Peach's Showtime and the remake of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Despite the occasional controversy, like the discussion around old emails and documents, the industry remains focused on creating engaging experiences for players. The excitement for these upcoming releases is palpable, and fans are eagerly girding their loins (in some cases, literally) for what's to come. Phil Spencer, head of Xbox, has acknowledged the conversation around the industry's past and emphasized the importance of sharing real plans when they are ready. Overall, the gaming community is looking forward to a future filled with new adventures and exciting announcements.

    • Positive buzz for unique storytelling in gamingDespite challenges, the gaming industry continues to innovate and deliver unique storytelling, with some titles generating buzz and others facing disappointments and financial struggles.

      The gaming industry has seen a mix of excitement and challenges in 2022. On the positive side, some games like the Mario title mentioned, which features Bowser's perspective and Luigi's off-screen adventures, have generated buzz for their unique storytelling. On the other hand, there have been disappointments such as the underperformance of Immortals of Avium, leading to mass layoffs at EA and other studios. Additionally, companies like Embracer, which have recently acquired multiple game developers, have faced their own financial struggles and have had to make tough decisions like selling or shutting down studios. Despite these challenges, the industry continues to push boundaries and deliver innovative gaming experiences.

    • The Thriving Video Game Industry Amidst Economic InstabilityThe video game industry thrives while the economy faces instability, creating a disconnect that's complicated by the complex investment world and potential layoffs.

      The current economic climate, which includes layoffs and economic uncertainty, is at odds with the thriving video game industry. Despite an abundance of excellent video games being released, there's a disconnect between the success of the industry and the economic instability. This disconnect is further complicated by the increasing complexity of the investment and stock market, which can seem alien to consumers. The layoffs, while common in big companies, can have detrimental effects on morale, productivity, and reputation. It's a confusing time, with the logic of the real world and the market not always aligning, and the motivations behind business decisions becoming increasingly abstract.

    • Executives prioritize short-term goals over long-term investmentsExecutives' focus on short-term goals can lead to cost-cutting at the expense of long-term investments, creating an unsustainable system

      Executives in various industries, including gaming, are often incentivized to focus on short-term goals, even if it means making decisions that may harm the company or its employees in the long run. This short-sighted approach can lead to perplexing decisions that seem to go against common sense. For instance, executives might prioritize cost-cutting over long-term investments, even if the former may not increase revenue in the long term. This Wall Street logic, which values the next fiscal year over the next five fiscal years, can create a system that feels perverse and unsustainable. It would be nice if executives could consider the long-term implications of their decisions more often, but the pressure to perform in the short term keeps them focused on the present.

    • The Osage Murders and the Founding of the FBIThe Osage people, a Native American tribe in Oklahoma, faced injustices despite their newfound wealth from oil. A series of murders of Osage tribe members in the 1920s led to an investigation by the Bureau of Investigation, revealing a vast conspiracy and indicting America for its historical exploitation and injustice towards Native Americans.

      "Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Founding of the FBI" is a compelling and infuriating true story about the Osage people, a Native American tribe in Oklahoma, who became the richest people per capita in the world after oil was discovered on their land. However, despite their newfound wealth, they faced numerous injustices as the government found ways to take their money and resources. The book details a series of murders of Osage tribe members in the 1920s and the investigation led by the Bureau of Investigation, which later became the FBI. The investigation uncovered a vast conspiracy, and the book ultimately indicts America for its original sins of injustice and exploitation towards Native Americans. This well-researched and gripping book provides valuable insights into American history and is a must-read for high school students and anyone interested in true crime and American history.

    • A gripping account of historical murders in OklahomaDavid Gran's 'Killers of the Flower Moon' is a well-written, well-researched book that sheds light on a dark chapter in American history, where a minority group was targeted and persecuted in the 1920s. Gran's use of primary sources and artful storytelling creates an immersive reading experience.

      "Killers of the Flower Moon" by David Gran is an essential historical read that sheds light on a dark chapter in American history. The book uncovers the shocking true story of a series of murders in Oklahoma in the 1920s, where a minority group was targeted and persecuted by white people. The book is well-written, well-researched, and absorbing, making it an engaging and worthwhile read. David Gran is a talented writer, and his ability to recreate historical scenes with authenticity sets him apart. His use of primary sources and artful storytelling creates a vivid and immersive reading experience. In contrast to some nonfiction writers who fictionalize events, Gran's quotes and descriptions are taken directly from historical documents. Overall, "Killers of the Flower Moon" is a must-read for anyone interested in American history and true crime. Additionally, David Gran's writing skills were previously showcased in his book "The Wager," which also received critical acclaim.

    • A Multi-Perspective Account of a Historic VoyageDavid Gran's 'Lost Ship of the Stars' brings historical events to life through the discovery of crew members' log books, offering a unique perspective and exploring themes of colonialism, imperialism, and grand missions.

      "Lost Ship of the Stars" by David Gran is a riveting non-fiction account of a historic voyage filled with drama, colonialism, and the consequences of actions. The book's unique perspective comes from the discovery of log books from three main crew members, providing a multi-perspective story that brings the characters to life. The narrative goes beyond the events of the voyage and touches upon themes of colonialism, imperialism, and the belief in grand missions. Another recommended non-fiction book with a similar approach is "The Killers of the Flower Moon" by David Grann. Both books effectively tell stories that transcend their events and offer thought-provoking themes. For those interested, a Hulu show based on the book "The Other Black Girl" by Zakiya Dalila Harris is now available, and the book itself is a thrilling read about the suspicious happenings in a white-dominated publishing house, exploring themes of marginalization and science fiction.

    • Exploring identity, trust, and competition in New York mediaThis captivating sci-fi novel delves into themes of identity, trust, and competition in the NY media industry, offering a unique perspective through clones and identity swaps.

      "The Other Black Girl" by Zakiya Dalila Harris is a captivating science fiction novel that explores themes of identity, trust, and competition in the high-stress world of New York media. The book's focus on this specific industry and its intricacies may make it more enjoyable for those who can relate, but its universal themes make it a thought-provoking read for anyone. The book touches on the idea of clones and identity swaps, leading to interesting social parallels and questions about trust and power. However, it remains lighthearted and primarily focuses on the toxic competition and intercompetition within the industry. Despite the Hulu adaptation changing the ending, the book is still worth reading and discussing with others. Overall, "The Other Black Girl" offers a unique perspective on identity and competition in a high-pressure work environment.

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    C-LEVEL INTERVIEW | Es ist ihr Job, israelische Unternehmen mit deutschen zusammenzubringen und dementsprechend kennt Hemdat Sagi, Handelsattachée der Botschaft des Staates Israel, die Eigenheiten beider Nationen sehr genau. Im Experten-Podcast Deep Dive Wissen verrät sie deshalb, wie das Geschäftemachen in Israel funktioniert und was Israelis als Geschäftspartner ausmacht. Du erfährst... ...wie israelische Unternehmen mit deutschen Kontakt aufnehmen ...etwas zu den kulturelle Unterschieden zwischen Israelis und Deutschen ...welche Rolle das Militär bei alldem spielt Diese Episode dreht sich schwerpunktmäßig um Unternehmertum: Denn getreu dem digital kompakt Motto "Lerne von den Besten" trifft sich Joel in freudiger Regelmäßigkeit mit den erfolgreichsten Unternehmer:innen aus der Startup- und Digitalwirtschaft. Egal ob Scale-up, Soonicorn, Unicorn oder erfolgreicher Mittelständler – in unseren Episoden zu Unternehmertum lassen dich die Besten hinter ihre Kulissen blicken und nehmen dich mit auf eine Reise zur Strategie, Entstehung und Entwicklung ihrer Firmen. __________________________ ||||| PERSONEN ||||| 👤 Joel Kaczmarek, Geschäftsführer digital kompakt 👤 Hemdat Sagi, __________________________ ||||| SPONSOREN ||||| 🔥 [Übersicht](https://www.digitalkompakt.de/sponsoren/) aller Sponsoren __________________________ ||||| KAPITEL ||||| (00:00:00) So werden israelische Unternehmen nach Deutschland gebracht (00:04:43) Israels Kulturverständnis (00:07:52) Wie israelische Unternehmen mit deutschen Kontakt aufnehmen (00:11:47) Chuzpe und das israelische Verkaufstalent (00:17:09) Kulturelle Unterschiede zwischen Israelis und Deutschen (00:18:56) Wie Deutsche mit israelischen Unternehmen zusammenarbeiten können (00:25:10) Das Militär als Business-Katalysator __________________________ ||||| WIR ||||| 💛 [Mehr](https://lnk.to/dkompakt) tolle Sachen von uns  👥 Wir von digital kompakt bemühen uns um die Verwendung einer geschlechtsneutralen Sprache. In Fällen, in denen dies nicht gelingt, gelten sämtliche Personenbezeichnungen für alle Geschlechter.

    Hors série spécial femme et avocate - Fanny Colin, l'infatigable

    Hors série spécial femme et avocate -  Fanny Colin, l'infatigable

    En 2018, les échos la cite comme faisant partie de la relève en « droit pénal des affaires », elles est associée du cabinet de Jean-Pierre Versini-Campinchi, elle a tout appris de son mentor qui dit aujourd’hui que « l’élève aurait même dépassé le maître ». C’est une machine de travail. Elle est l’avocate de grands dirigeants dans des dossiers de fraude financière complexe. Plus récemment, elle est devenue l’avocate de personnalités accusées dans des affaires liées au mouvement « metoo ». Elle défend notamment Christophe Ruggia contre l’actrice féministe engagée Adèle Haenel.

    Nous recevons aujourd’hui pour la « journée de la femme » dans notre podcast Avocat Génération Entrepreneur : Fanny Colin, l’infatigable

    Ep. 514 - Was America Built On "Stolen Land"? It's Not Nearly That Simple

    Ep. 514 - Was America Built On "Stolen Land"? It's Not Nearly That Simple

    Today on the Matt Walsh Show, the Left now says Mount Rushmore has to go because it was carved on stolen land. But the reality isn’t nearly as simple as that. In fact, the whole narrative of white settlers “stealing land” isn’t that simple. We’ll try to inject some historical context into this discussion today. Also Five Headlines including the bloodbath in our cities over the weekend. Where is Black Lives Matter? And an education council meeting in New York descends into leftist insanity.


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    Sankt Oberholz: Von der digitalen Bohème zum Immobilien-Entwickler | #Unternehmensfuehrung 🧠

    Sankt Oberholz: Von der digitalen Bohème zum Immobilien-Entwickler | #Unternehmensfuehrung 🧠
    C-LEVEL INTERVIEW | Die gesamte Arbeitswelt steckt mitten in einem Neustrukturierungsprozess. Digitalisierung und Homeoffice bieten neue Möglichkeiten der Zusammenarbeit, bergen aber auch die Gefahr, soziale und kulturelle Aspekte zu vernachlässigen und dadurch Produktivität zu behindern. Ein Mann, der sich solchen Fragen und organisatorischen Herausforderungen schon lange vor Corona gestellt hat, ist Ansgar Oberholz. Angefangen mit dem legendären Gastronomiebetrieb St. Oberholz, welcher sich seit seiner Eröffnung 2005 zum „Treffpunkt der digitalen Bohème“ entwickelt hat, über Coworking und Beratung für Unternehmen, ist Ansgar Oberholz zu einem Urgestein der deutschen Digitalwirtschaft geworden. Freut Euch auf einen hochinteressanten Podcast mit Tipps und Tricks von einem der Besten. Du erfährst... ...wie für Ansgar Oberholz alles begann. ...wie Ansgar Oberholz mit seinem Gastrokonzept ein innovatives Arbeitsumfeld entwickelt hat. ...wie die Digitalisierung das Büro als Working Space verändert. ...warum Büros trotz Homeoffice immer noch wichtig sind. ...wie man sein Büro für virtuelle Meetings optimiert. ...etwas über die Pros und Cons von Coworking. ...welchen Einfluß die Büroausstattung auf die (Zusammen-)Arbeit hat. ...was Ansgar Oberholz als den „magischen Oberholz-Effekt“ bezeichnet. Diese Episode dreht sich schwerpunktmäßig um Unternehmertum: Denn getreu dem digital kompakt Motto "Lerne von den Besten" trifft sich Joel in freudiger Regelmäßigkeit mit den erfolgreichsten Unternehmer:innen aus der Startup- und Digitalwirtschaft. Egal ob Scale-up, Soonicorn, Unicorn oder erfolgreicher Mittelständler – in unseren Episoden zu Unternehmertum lassen dich die Besten hinter ihre Kulissen blicken und nehmen dich mit auf eine Reise zur Strategie, Entstehung und Entwicklung ihrer Firmen. __________________________ ||||| PERSONEN ||||| 👤 Joel Kaczmarek, Geschäftsführer digital kompakt 👤 Ansgar Oberholz, __________________________ ||||| SPONSOREN ||||| 🔥 [Übersicht](https://www.digitalkompakt.de/sponsoren/) aller Sponsoren __________________________ ||||| KAPITEL ||||| (00:00:00) Vorstellung und Einführung ins Thema (00:08:50) Das St. Oberholz - wie alles begann (00:15:30) Das innovative Konzept des St. Oberholz (00:25:04) Die Bürofrage neu gestellt (00:35:09) Coworking - Der neue Standard? (00:42:33) „Das Büro ist wie die Körpersprache einer Firma“ (00:48:59) Digitalisierung in Präsenzberufen (00:54:09) Der magische Oberholz-Effekt __________________________ ||||| WIR ||||| 💛 [Mehr](https://lnk.to/dkompakt) tolle Sachen von uns  👥 Wir von digital kompakt bemühen uns um die Verwendung einer geschlechtsneutralen Sprache. In Fällen, in denen dies nicht gelingt, gelten sämtliche Personenbezeichnungen für alle Geschlechter.