Stefan Visnjevac

@stefanvisnjevac.bsky.social

Historian at Cardiff University, UK

***URGENT PLEASE SHARE*** University of Brighton management have announced today that they ‘give notice of termination of all collective agreements’. This is a fundamental erasure of workers' rights. Management have announced the termination of all contractual documents, which includes:

University and College Union (UCU)@ucu.org.uk · 2w ago

UCU members at Brighton University face the threat of derecognition. We have called an emergency rally tomorrow at 1:15pm. It would be amazing to see as many #TUC26 delegates as possible in attendance. 58-67 Grand Parade, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 0JY

"The financial position is a significant challenge for Valerie Camillo, who took over from long-serving Steve Simon at the end of last year." Wow, the WTA really did the classic, 'male CEO catastrophically mismanages company but leaves to be replaced by female CEO just before damage is revealed.'

Women’s tennis tour risks running out of money

Exclusive: Termination of Finals event in Saudi Arabia as well as end of investment from CVC could plunge WTA into the red in 2027

telegraph.co.uk

"The Overshoot Report makes clear that exceeding 1.5°C should not be seen as a new destination, but as a pathway WE must urgently work to minimize and reverse...WE need to accelerate global electrification, reduce methane emissions from waste, strengthen the climate resilience of cities...

While I want to find out further specifics about Xbox's disc-to-digital programme, I think it is worth noting that, in a slightly roundabout way, this makes a digital license of a single 'copy' of a game transferable from person to person. Could set a positive precedent for consumer digital rights.

I think The Uprising's sudden and amusing Robin Hood-ification is someone from marketing misreading the film's production notes, which happen to mention (as an aside) that one of the sources, Piers Plowman, also contains a mention of Robin Hood.

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I’ve seen a lot of much-needed context and caveats produced in the past week which challenges and nuances Sony’s eyebrow-raising statement that they’re being pushed into ending physical disc production for PlayStation games by ‘consumer preferences’ for digital.