All posts tagged: strategy

Starbreeze launches The Tribe Must Survive strategy survival game on May 23

Starbreeze launches The Tribe Must Survive strategy survival game on May 23

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Are you looking to showcase your brand in front of the gaming industry’s top leaders? Learn more about GamesBeat Summit sponsorship opportunities here.  Walking Tree Games and publisher Starbreeze Entertainment announced The Tribe Must Survive is launching on May 23. The 1.0 full release is coming for the game, which is a Lovecraftian Stone Age strategy survival title which has been in early access so far. During early access, the development team focused on enhancing the game’s challenging mechanics and balance as well as incorporating player feedback. The 1.0 release will bring major new features to this unique base-builder such as improved meta-progression, gameplay depth, new content and improving the first-time player experience which will significantly enhance replayability. The full release will also include fixes, balancing and user interface improvements reflecting community feedback. “Having Early Access for “The Tribe Must Survive” turned out to be a great decision,” said Simon Mittrücker, game director of Walking Tree Games, in a statement. “The generous player feedback has allowed us to improve lots of things about the game, …

Podcast 70: The Atlantic’s winning subscription strategy with CEO Nicholas Thompson

Podcast 70: The Atlantic’s winning subscription strategy with CEO Nicholas Thompson

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The Atlantic CEO Nicholas Thompson The Atlantic has become profitable after years in the red and marked the major milestone of reaching one million subscribers, it announced in April. CEO Nicholas Thompson joined Press Gazette to discuss the subscription strategy behind The Atlantic’s recent success, how advertising fits in, the search for an elusive third revenue stream, and what goals he might set for the business next. Read a written version of our interview with Thompson here. 1. In your browser You can use the player above to listen in your browser right now. Future of Media Explained is published every week. You could bookmark the Future of Media Explained homepage on Acast. Thanks for subscribing. Close And if you sign up for our Future of Media newsletter you will receive an email link to the latest show every Thursday. Content from our partners 2. In a podcast app The Future of Media Explained is available on all major podcast apps including: Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Acast. Or search for Future of Media Explained wherever you get your podcasts. 3. …

As the full-scale invasion continues, we look at developing Ukrainian and western strategy

As the full-scale invasion continues, we look at developing Ukrainian and western strategy

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War in Ukraine is reshaping our world. Every weekday The Telegraph’s top journalists analyse the invasion from all angles – military, humanitarian, political, economic, historical – and tell you what you need to know to stay updated. With over 70 million listens, our Ukraine: The Latest podcast is your go-to source for all the latest analysis, live reaction and correspondents reporting on the ground. We have been broadcasting ever since the full-scale invasion began. Ukraine: The Latest’s regular contributors are: David Knowles David is Head of Audio Development at The Telegraph, where he has worked for over three years. He has reported from across Ukraine during the full-scale invasion.  Dominic Nicholls Dom is Associate Editor (Defence) at The Telegraph, having joined in 2018. He previously served for 23 years in the British Army, in tank and helicopter units. He had operational deployments in Iraq, Afghanistan and Northern Ireland.  Source link

“Completely corroborated”: Ex-prosecutor says DA already sank Trump lawyers’ Michael Cohen strategy

“Completely corroborated”: Ex-prosecutor says DA already sank Trump lawyers’ Michael Cohen strategy

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Former Mueller prosecutor Andrew Weissmann on Tuesday said that the early testimony in former President Donald Trump’s hush-money criminal trial has been “so powerful” that the public should “recalibrate” how it views the case. Longtime former Trump fixer Michael Cohen has been poised to be a star witness in the case but the former president’s defense team has already gone on attack, painting him as a liar after he pleaded guilty to lying to Congress to aid Trump. But Weissmann argued after testimony from former American Media chief David Pecker and former Stormy Daniels lawyer Keith Davidson that this “case is made very much without Michael Cohen.” “This is so corroborated,” Weissmann said, noting that the two witnesses’ accounts “fit together so perfectly.” “Also it’s completely corroborated, particularly with respect to Mr. Davidson, by so many texts and email exchanges and the written documents,” he continued, adding that virtually every question has been backed up by some form of evidence. Pecker and Davidson both testified that Cohen had to scramble to come up with the …

Queensland’s Battery Industry Strategy sets course for a green energy future

Queensland’s Battery Industry Strategy sets course for a green energy future

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Hon Grace Grace from the Queensland Government outlines the objectives and benefits of the State’s Battery Industry Strategy. Queensland is poised to become a leader in the global battery industry as it launched its comprehensive five-year strategy. The strategy, which aims to capitalise on the state’s abundant critical minerals and mining expertise, is focused on fostering innovation, driving investment, and promoting Queensland as a hub for advanced materials and battery production. With a targeted investment of $570m across key themes, Queensland is primed to create thousands of jobs and generate substantial economic activity while advancing its renewable energy and sustainability goals. Hon Grace Grace, Minister for State Development and Infrastructure, Minister for Industrial Relations, and Minister for Racing at the Queensland Government, explores the objectives, implementation plan, and anticipated benefits of Queensland’s Battery Industry Strategy. What is the primary objective of the Queensland Battery Industry Strategy? This five-year strategy will implement new and existing initiatives to make the Sunshine State the nation’s battery industry leader and ensure our communities benefit directly from the job and …

An Amazing Strategy to Energize Your Creativity

An Amazing Strategy to Energize Your Creativity

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As kids, we were creative dynamos. We built forts to fend off marauding armies, we engaged in imaginary games, and we created monsters, giants, and six-headed aliens from other worlds. Life was full of imagination and wonderful possibilities. Ours was a creative world—a world without limitations or restrictions. However, for most of our education, we were trained to be logical thinkers; we were taught lots of facts and memorized lots of information. Creative thinkers, on the other hand, bend, mold, alter, and modify those facts to create entirely new thoughts and entirely new opportunities. Creativity is not about “what is” (logical thinking) but, rather, is more focused on “what could be” (creative thinking). It’s pushing past our common knowledge and entering an unrestricted and unbounded territory. Source: _Alicja_ / Pixabay Recently, I came across a most interesting quote: “We teach children to color inside the lines, and then expect adults to think outside the box” (Anonymous). That is to say, our education doesn’t always provide us with the skills necessary to live a creative life. …

Family Of ‘Bowelbabe’ Dame Deborah James Call For A National Cancer Strategy

Family Of ‘Bowelbabe’ Dame Deborah James Call For A National Cancer Strategy

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According to Bowel Research UK, 16,000 people die of bowel cancer every year in the UK and now, the family of a broadcaster who died of the condition at age 40 are calling on the UK government for a national cancer strategy. Dame Deborah James was diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer in 2016 and died in 2022 at age 40 of the disease. A memorial fund in her name raised £12m for cancer research. Now, her family believes that all political parties should commit to ensuring earlier diagnosis and improve access to treatment, according to BBC News. Dame Deborah’s family wrote an open letter to all government parties Writing exclusively in The Sun, Dame Deborah’s husband, Sebastien Bowen, her parents Alistair and Heather James and her siblings Ben James and Sarah Wieczorek wrote to say they were joining Cancer Research UK’s Longer, Better Lives manifesto. This manifesto sets out the measures and commitments the next government can make to help prevent 20,000 cancer deaths every year by 2040. Speaking about Dame Deborah, the family …

Washington Post names Sirius XM’s Suzi Watford chief strategy officer

Washington Post names Sirius XM’s Suzi Watford chief strategy officer

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Suzi Watford, the newly appointed chief brand officer at The Washington Post. Picture: Studio by Sehee / The Washington Post Suzi Watford, the former chief membership officer of Dow Jones and current Sirius XM chief growth officer, is moving to The Washington Post to take up the newly-created post of chief strategy officer. Watford will work under recently-installed chief executive William Lewis, a fellow Brit and her former boss at Dow Jones. The Washington Post said in a release that the new role is “designed to oversee the publication’s strategy, aligning it across all business functions and overseeing brand identity”. Watford was chief marketing and membership officer of The Wall Street Journal between 2014 and 2018 before moving up to do the same job across the whole of Dow Jones. The Post said that Watford’s achievements at Dow Jones included “significantly growing consumer revenue and building an industry-leading live events business, establishing professional membership verticals and negotiating multimillion-dollar partnerships”. Thanks for subscribing. Close Lewis may be looking to Watford to help arrest subscription declines at …

ETM’s lithium exploration strategy for sustainable energy

ETM’s lithium exploration strategy for sustainable energy

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With lithium exploration ramping up in Canada and Spain, the resource developer digs in to advance its world-class Kvanefjeld rare earths deposit in Greenland and strengthens its team. While the lithium sector has had a bumpy ride recently, the long-term prognosis for the metal remains extremely positive, given its strong market fundamentals. Lithium has emerged as a critical component in producing rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage systems as the world transitions towards a cleaner and more sustainable future. The global shift towards electrification has been driving a growing demand for lithium-ion batteries as countries aim to reduce their carbon footprint and combat climate change. With its unique properties and robust long-term market fundamentals, lithium presents a compelling opportunity for exploration companies like Australian-based Energy Transition Minerals Ltd (ASX: ETM). Acquisition of two lithium exploration projects in Québec The Melbourne-headquartered company recently announced the acquisition of two exciting lithium exploration projects in Québec, located within Canada’s highly prospective James Bay area – one of the world’s premier emerging lithium provinces. The addition …