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Mike Pappas, CEO of Modulate, explains how automated voice moderation has a natural advantage over methods of combatting abuse through text
Read More »Winning the toxicity arms race
How passion puts the quality into quality assurance
Room 8 on bringing exceptional quality to quality assurance
Read More »Words of PR Wisdom – Stefano Petrullo’s insight into the secrets of PR
Having been in media and PR for more than 30 years, Stefano Petrullo knows a thing or two about how to help a game succeed. Richie Shoemaker pulls up a chair and takes notes
Read More »Industry Voices: Can your business be a force for good?
MJ Widomska, founder and director of YRS TRULY talks about how businesses can make positive changes to how they impact the world
Read More »Adam Rush, QA partnership manager at Keywords Studios on the state of play in QA today
QA has come a long way in recent years, but with issues around representation, automation and underappreciation, have things come far enough?
Read More »Erik Hittenhausen, chief service officer at Testronic on the state of play in QA today
QA has come a long way in recent years, but with issues around representation, automation and underappreciation, have things come far enough?
Read More »The UK Government has announced additional tax relief for the games industry
The UK Government has announced that the Video Games Tax Relief system will be replaced with a Video Games Expenditure Credit system as part of the 2023 Spring Budget
Read More »Steph McStea, QA lead at Double Eleven on the state of play in QA today
QA has come a long way in recent years, but with issues around representation, automation and underappreciation, have things come far enough?
Read More »Povilas Svetovas, QA engineer at Nordcurrent on the state of play in QA today
QA has come a long way in recent years, but with issues around representation, automation and underappreciation, have things come far enough?
Read More »Neil Soane, UK MD for Quantic Lab on the state of play in QA today
QA has come a long way in recent years, but with issues around representation, automation and underappreciation, have things come far enough?
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