CSP: Deepening our investment in our partnersThe Microsoft mission is clear: empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. Our partners enable us to deliver this mission in every customer segment, industry, and region. Aug 26 25August 26, 2025Article at partner.microsoft.com
With Azure, Legal Interact democratizes access to legal servicesMicrosoft partner Legal Interact is working to bridge justice gaps in South Africa with their unique solution, My AI Lawyer. Aug 18 25August 18, 2025Article at partner.microsoft.com
How Matrix Resurrections Could Be Shaped By Video Game LoreDidn't happen to play a now-defunct Matrix MMORPG 16 years ago? Well, Matrix Resurrections might be counting on the fact that you did. Nov 30 21November 30, 2021Article at Gizmodo
Comic Book Workers United Wants a Seat at the TableBY CHARLES PULLIAM-MOORE When Comic Book Workers United, a new union composed of Image Comics salaried employees, announced its formation last week, it was unclear whether the comics publisher would voluntarily recognize the new organization and… Nov 08 21November 08, 2021Article at Gizmodo
The io9 Guide to The Wheel of TimeEverything you need to know before Robert Jordan's beyond-epic fantasy series starts streaming on Amazon Prime Video. Nov 04 21November 04, 2021Article at Gizmodo
I 'Returned to Theaters' and All I Got Was a Newfound Appreciation for Staying HomeBY JAMES WHITBROOK As vaccination rates have increased, I’ve been able to do something in the past few weeks I’ve not been able to do for over a year and a half: go sit in a dark room for several hours that is not in my own house, and see a movie.… Oct 06 21October 06, 2021Article at Gizmodo
How One Doctor Who Fan Brought Color to the Show’s Classic EraDoctor Who fan and professional colorizer Rich Tipple tells io9 how he restored some of the show's earliest stories in technicolor glory in his spare time. Sep 17 21September 17, 2021Article at Gizmodo
Blacula Was About the Respectable Monster Haunting Us AllWilliam Crain’s 1972 horror classic used the vampire legend to tell a story about Blackness and power. Aug 09 21August 09, 2021Article at Gizmodo
M. Night Shyamalan Explains Why Old Is His Most Intense Film YetThe director of The Sixth Sense , Unbreakable , Signs , and more talked to io9 about making his latest movie. Jul 21 21July 21, 2021Article at Gizmodo
A Baffling 60-Year Old Mystery Propels the Documentary An Unknown Compelling ForceBY CHERYL EDDY In 1959, nine hikers—mostly college students, all of whom had prior experience exploring rugged terrain—set out into the Ural Mountains, located in a frozen stretch of what was then the Soviet Union. When they failed to return, an… Jun 11 21June 11, 2021Article at Gizmodo
George A. Romero’s Wife Suzanne on His Horror Legacy and ‘Lost’ Film The Amusement ParkZombie movie king George A. Romero passed away in 2017, but his legacy will live on forever in his work—including, now, an early 1970s “lost” film that’s Jun 03 21June 03, 2021Article at Gizmodo
How Loki Shapeshifted From Nordic Folklore to a Marvel IconThere are more than 800 years between the stories of Viking god Loki first being written down and his arrival (in the superb Tom Hiddleston) in the Marvel Jun 01 21June 01, 2021Article at Gizmodo
Amazon, MGM, and the Price of EntertainmentBY CHARLES PULLIAM-MOORE If all goes according to Amazon and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s plans, the web service giant will soon acquire the legacy film studio in an $8.45 billion deal that will add thousands of movies and television shows to the tech… May 28 21May 28, 2021Article at Gizmodo
Revisiting Mass Effect After I Came Out: A Trip In and Out of the ClosetVideo games give us a chance to live out fantasies beyond imagination—becoming magical heroes, traveling distant galaxies, owning a house. But they also May 12 21May 12, 2021Article at Gizmodo
‘Racism+’ Is How You Get Shows Like The Falcon and the Winter SoldierThough film and television studios have historically been slow at making concerted efforts at diversifying their industries, when it comes to Black Apr 30 21April 30, 2021Article at Gizmodo
Hunting for Pokémon Cards Has Become a Different Kind of GameA few weeks back, during a particularly unremarkable late night of insomnia-fueled doomscrolling, a notification slid its way onto my phone’s screen that Apr 07 21April 07, 2021Article at Gizmodo
How Star Wars' Biggest Fan Wiki Found Itself in a Fight Over Trans IdentityBY JAMES WHITBROOK If you’re a Star Wars fan online, there stands a high chance that you’ve not only heard of Wookieepedia—the Fandom-owned community resource archiving eons of material from the franchise—but spent more time than you’d like to admit… Mar 30 21March 30, 2021Article at Gizmodo
This Is Not FictionBY CHARLES PULLIAM-MOORE In different ways, some of Marvel’s superheroes like Captain America and the Punisher, and Lucasfilm’s infamous Galactic Empire, have all been in the news as of late for reasons that have little to do with the stories we’re… Jan 20 21January 20, 2021Article at Gizmodo
Comics, Contracts, and Covid: Inside the Scandal at Terrific ProductionBY BETH ELDERKIN The novel coronavirus pandemic has devastated the comic book industry. So it seemed too good to be true that one publisher was not only hiring en masse, it was recruiting new talent. But it could come at a price: the company would… Oct 14 20October 14, 2020Article at Gizmodo
Dear God, Help Me, I’m Trying to Get 10,000 Digital Han Solo Cards [Updated]Being quarantined has led many of us to do stupid, useless things. And yet, I dare you to beat the stupid, useless, ridiculously geeky thing I’m currently Aug 05 20August 05, 2020Article at Gizmodo