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Fun little article which touches on Starfield and looks at publishing.
https://scholar.social/@michaelc/110990514159085758
@michaelc @BrendanSinclair
"The problem here is that search engines, social media, and the advertising industry they rely on have been the black holes of the Internet for decades, exerting an incredible gravitational force on everything around them to the point where many outlets seem to focus more on serving ads than serving readers."
Scholar SocialMichael J. Coffey (@michaelc@scholar.social)I actually laughed out loud (and typed it out, too!) at @BrendanSinclair@mastodon.social 's line about harboring a grudge.
There's also some good critique: "The problem here is that search engines, social media, and the advertising industry they rely on have been the black holes of the Internet for decades, exerting an incredible gravitational force on everything around them to the point where many outlets seem to focus more on serving ads than serving readers."
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/starfield-review-controversy-traces-game-journalisms-orbital-decay-this-week-in-business
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