Daily Tech News Roundup
Welcome to your daily dose of tech news! Today we're covering everything from space launch delays to etiquette school for founders, and even a little bit of sports betting controversy. Stay informed with these quick summaries of the day's biggest headlines.
Blue Origin Scrubs Second New Glenn Launch
Blue Origin has scrubbed its second launch attempt of the New Glenn rocket, rescheduling for November 12th. This launch is critical for Jeff Bezos' space venture, as it aims to demonstrate rocket reusability while delivering commercial payloads, marking a significant step forward in their space program.
Cleveland Guardians Pitchers Indicted for Rigging Online Bets
In a surprising turn, Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz face indictment in Brooklyn for allegedly conspiring to rig online bets on pitches. The charges include wire fraud conspiracy, bribery, and money laundering, suggesting a serious breach of sporting integrity with potential ramifications for the league.
Slow Ventures Hosts 'Finishing School' for Founders
Venture capital firm Slow Ventures took an unusual approach to founder development, hosting a three-hour "Etiquette Finishing School." Covering topics ranging from handshakes to public speaking and office decorum, the event highlights the growing importance of soft skills in the tech world.
YouTube TV Offers $20 Credit After Disney Blackout
YouTube TV is offering subscribers a $20 credit to appease customers affected by the recent Disney channel blackout. The credit is intended to compensate for the loss of ESPN, ABC, and other Disney-owned networks, highlighting the ongoing content distribution disputes between media giants.
Discover '80s Spanish Ambient and Electronic Music
A new compilation titled 'La Ola Interior' showcases surprisingly contemporary-sounding Spanish ambient and electronic music from the 1980s. The collection highlights a unique period of musical experimentation, offering a fascinating glimpse into a lesser-known chapter of electronic music history.
Elon Musk Explores Love with Grok
Fresh off shareholder approval of a massive compensation package, Elon Musk is seemingly engaging with his AI chatbot Grok to explore the concept of love. This unusual social media activity continues to blur the lines between technology, personal expression, and the public persona of tech CEOs.
YouTube TV, ESPN, and Disney: Blackout Update
The dispute between YouTube TV and Disney continues, with ESPN, ABC, and other Disney channels remaining dark since October 31st. The two companies are at odds over content distribution contract terms, impacting millions of subscribers and highlighting the complexities of media rights in the streaming era.
Arturia's KeyStep mk2 MIDI Controller: A Flow State Shortcut
Arturia's KeyStep mk2 MIDI controller remains a popular choice for musicians, especially those working with modular synths. Its ease of use and compact size make it a great tool for generative sequencing and overcoming writer's block, even several years after its initial release.
Conclusion
That's your tech news roundup for today! Keep an eye on the Blue Origin launch scheduled for November 12th, and see if YouTube TV and Disney can come to an agreement to restore channels. Check back tomorrow for more updates!
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