I was surfing through BBC Sounds Player earlier and noticed this programme where the title caught my attention.
I clicked on it expecting to move on quickly but stayed for the whole 30mins.
For me it's a very interesting assessment and overview of British class system, how it relates to the...
More here:
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/08/ai-industry-horrified-to-face-largest-copyright-class-action-ever-certified/
I'm not optimistic, given the state of endemic, naked corruption that’s been normalised now in Trump’s America. The AI boys are not short of a few bill of VC cash...
I’ve only just caught up with this (others here will already have done so, I’m sure) but it does repay careful reading, just to see what the @&%$ happened to the music industry… and could it happen to publishing?
I’m inclined to think, not exactly.. but…...
I don't know what makes me feel worse: that such a poorly written novel became a global bestseller, or that the publishing industry (and our online world in general) is such an easy target for satire. Depressing to say the least. Now I see it's been optioned for TV: Lionsgate TV Options...