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Disney employees are staging walkouts over Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill
Within the days since The Walt Disney Firm first got here below hearth for giving cash to the politicians behind Florida’s “Don’t Say Homosexual” invoice, CEO Bob Chapek has apologized for initially having nothing to say, and he subsequently introduced the company’s plans to “pause” its political donations in Florida for an undetermined period of time. Within the eyes of a lot of Disney’s queer staff, these steps are merely not sufficient, and now they’re taking motion to make that time as clear as they’ll to the corporate’s management.
In response to Disney’s actions and Chapek’s emails, quite a lot of Disney staff at the moment are planning to stage per week of digital 15-minutes walkouts starting this afternoon, culminating in a day-long walkout on March twenty second. In an open letter printed to WhereIsChapek.com, an internet site created by quite a lot of the staffers who organized the Disney Do Higher Walkout, the workers expressed their appreciation for Chapek’s apology however took to activity how Disney has “totally didn’t match the magnitude of the menace to LGBTQIA+ security represented by this laws.” (Emphasis theirs.)
“These statements have indicated that management nonetheless doesn’t actually perceive the affect this laws is having not solely on Solid Members within the state of Florida, however on all members of the LGBTQIA+ group within the firm and past,” the letter reads.
The “Don’t Say Homosexual” invoice successfully makes it unlawful for educators who train kindergarten by third grade to in any respect focus on queerness or queer folks with their college students, regardless that the ideas of sexual and gender id will not be truly taught at that degree. Lecturers would equally be barred from broaching the matters with older college students except the subject material is deemed “age-appropriate” or “developmentally applicable” in ways in which the invoice doesn’t specify.
Chapek, because the open letter factors out, originally suggested that one great way for Disney to reply to real-world homophobic laws could be to proceed to inform and promote tales about fictional queer characters. Simply days after Chapek’s e-mail, although, Pixar’s staff identified how commonplace it’s for queerness to be edited out throughout the manufacturing course of on the studio’s initiatives — a lot in order that it usually appears like outright anti-gay censorship. Whereas the folks behind the Disney Do Higher Walkout perceive the ability of illustration, they equally perceive that seeing one’s self on-screen isn’t the answer to this explicit form of urgent difficulty.
“The continuing makes an attempt to placate the LGBTQIA+ group with subpar illustration within the content material produced and donations to well-meaning organizations are merely not sufficient,” the letter reads. “You can not repair this with instructional seminars or token background characters — even organizations like HRC refuse your cash till motion is taken.”
Once we spoke with the organizers behind the walkouts, they described the present environment inside Disney as one in every of “confusion and concern,” and mentioned that morale amongst some staff has hit a marked low. Whereas Disney has not but responded to the walkout effort, the organizers mentioned that the corporate’s Slack channels targeted on delight and variety have seen a marked uptick in exercise particularly due to this difficulty.
“The LGBTQIA+ group has clearly been essentially the most vocal and fairly a couple of allies have stood as much as help us as effectively,” the organizers mentioned. “There’s clearly a way of ‘one thing has to alter’ and we wanted a method to direct our vitality right into a plan that would draw broader consideration to our asks — therefore our walkout effort, with clear calls for.”
Somewhat than merely doubling down on illustration, the walkout’s organizers need Disney to satisfy a set of calls for meant to “regain the reality of the LGBTQIA+ group” beginning with an outright dedication to “indefinitely stop all marketing campaign donations to … politicians concerned within the creation or passage of the “Don’t Say Homosexual” invoice. Past vowing to not give cash to these particular politicians, the organizers are additionally pushing for Disney to “publicly decide to an actionable plan that protects staff” based mostly in Florida from being straight harmed by the “Don’t Say Homosexual” invoice. The organizers are additionally calling for Disney to donate to teams like The Trevor Challenge and to redouble its dedication to queer tales and their creators with the creation of a brand new in-house model much like The Onyx Collective that’s particularly meant to concentrate on queer voices.
“As a group, we’ve got been compelled into an unattainable and unsustainable place and should now take motion to persuade TWDC to guard staff and their households within the face of such open and unapologetic bigotry,” the workers’ letter states. “The LGBTQIA+ group isn’t any stranger to advocating for ourselves – Satisfaction is a protest, in spite of everything. Our group in TWDC isn’t any totally different and we’ll present you the way robust we’re collectively.”
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ElevenLabs already offers AI-generated versions of human voices and music. Now, it will let people create sound effects for podcasts, movies, or games, too. The new Sound Effects tool can generate up to 22 seconds of sounds based on user prompts that can be combined with the company’s voice and music platform, and it gives users at least four downloadable audio clip options.
The company says it worked with the stock media platform Shutterstock to build a library and train its model on its audio clips. Shutterstock has licensed its content libraries to many AI companies, including OpenAI, Meta, and Google.
Sound Effects is free to use, but paid tiers can use the generated audio clips with commercial licenses, while free users “must attribute ElevenLabs by including ‘elevenlabs.io’ in the title.” ElevenLabs users have a set character count limit when writing prompts, with free users getting 10,000 characters per month. For Sound Effects, ElevenLabs says on its FAQs page that it will take 40 characters per second from the allotment if users set the audio clip duration themselves. If using the default audio duration, each prompt request will be charged 200 characters.
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Ticketmaster is a household name for buying tickets to concerts and live performances. But lately, it’s been making headlines, and not for good reasons.
First, it was the Taylor Swift controversy last year, when their systems were overwhelmed by millions of fans trying to purchase tickets, leading to website crashes, long wait times and widespread frustration among fans, and then a recent DOJ lawsuit against its owner, Live Nation.
Now, the company is in the news again for a massive data leak, which has impacted half a billion of its consumers. Here’s what you need to know about the Ticketmaster breach and how to keep yourself safe from other major corporate breaches in the future.
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Hacker on a computer. (Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson)
What happened in the Ticketmaster breach?
Recently, the U.S. Justice Department filed an antitrust lawsuit against Ticketmaster, aiming to dismantle the monopoly its parent company, Live Nation Entertainment, allegedly holds over the live music industry. But, this was just the start. Amid this legal turmoil, an Australian Home Affairs Department was allegedly the first to detect a new cyber incident.
A cyber breach hacker group known as ShinyHunters has claimed responsibility for stealing information including full names, addresses, phone numbers and even payment data of over 500 million customers. Not only this, but they are also reportedly selling this 1.3-terabyte cache of data on a popular hacking forum. This group was also responsible for a breach against Mashable back in 2020.
Hacker typing on a keyboard. (Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson)
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What is Ticketmaster doing about it?
As of now, Ticketmaster has not provided specific details on how it is addressing this particular breach. This may not be a huge surprise to past Ticketmaster customers, though, who may feel as though the company isn’t the most transparent.
I also contacted the director of media relations at Live Nation for a response, but as of publishing this story, I have not heard back.
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Not only did they not issue a statement at the time of publishing, as we requested, but even ShinyHunters attempted to reach out to them following their admission of the cyber attack, with no response.
While it may be a bit too early to tell, historically, in response to cybersecurity incidents, companies typically:
- Investigate the breach: Conduct a thorough investigation to understand how the breach occurred and what data was affected.
- Enhance security measures: Implement stronger security protocols to prevent future breaches.
- Notify affected customers: Inform customers whose data was compromised and provide guidance on steps they can take to protect themselves.
- Collaborate with authorities: Work with law enforcement and cybersecurity experts to track down the perpetrators and prevent further incidents.
- Offer support services: Provide resources such as credit monitoring services to help affected customers safeguard their personal information.
Ticketmaster’s specific response and any additional measures it may take will likely be communicated through its official channels in the coming days.
Ticketmaster website. (Ticketmaster)
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How to know if I was impacted by the breach
With half a billion people impacted by this breach — and, without Ticketmaster doing much about it yet — you might be wondering whether or not your information was in there. Though it may be hard to know for sure if you were impacted, here are some ways to check, which doesn’t hurt to do regardless, as there are breaches that happen everyday:
1. Check for notifications: Keep an eye out for any official communication from Ticketmaster, which should inform you if your data was compromised.
2. Monitor your accounts: Look for unusual activity in your bank and credit card accounts. Pay close attention to any unfamiliar transactions.
3. Review emails: Watch for emails regarding password changes, account updates or login attempts that you did not initiate.
How to protect yourself from similar data breaches in the future
To safeguard yourself from similar data breaches, consider the following cybersecurity practices:
Use strong, unique passwords: Create complex and unique passwords for each of your accounts. A password manager can help you keep track of them. Consider using a password manager to generate and store complex passwords.
Enable 2FA: Add an extra layer of security to your accounts by enabling 2FA whenever possible.
Monitor your accounts regularly: Check your bank statements, credit reports and online accounts frequently for any signs of suspicious activity.
Be cautious with your personal information: Share your personal information only with trusted sources and be mindful of what you share online.
Invest in removal services: While no service promises to remove all your data from the internet, having a removal service is great if you want to constantly monitor and automate the process of removing your information from hundreds of sites continuously over a longer period of time. Check out my top picks for removal services here.
Freeze your credit: Consider placing a freeze on your credit reports to prevent new accounts from being opened in your name without your consent if you learn you are a victim of identity theft.
File a report with the Federal Trade Commission: If you suspect identity theft or fraud, file a report with the FTC.
Use an identity theft protection service: Identity Theft companies can monitor personal information like your Social Security Number (SSN), phone number and email address and alert you if it is being sold on the dark web or being used to open an account. They can also assist you in freezing your bank and credit card accounts to prevent further unauthorized use by criminals. See my tips and best picks on how to protect yourself from identity theft.
Update your software: Keep your software, including antivirus and anti-malware programs, up-to-date to protect against the latest security threats.
Stay vigilant against phishing attempts: Be cautious of unsolicited communications asking for your personal information or directing you to a web page asking for personal data. The best way to protect yourself from clicking malicious links that install malware that may get access to your private information is to have antivirus protection installed on all your devices. This can also alert you of any phishing emails or ransomware scams. Get my picks for the best 2024 antivirus protection winners for your Windows, Mac, Android & iOS devices.
MASSIVE DELL DATA BREACH HITS 49 MILLION USERS — WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOUR PRIVACY AND SECURITY
Kurt’s key takeaways
Ticketmaster is not the first major company to have a data breach this year, and it’s likely not the last. But, due to the fact that Ticketmaster has disappointed many of its customers already, this might be the last straw for millions of them. Many people are already turning to other ticket sites like Eventify, Eventbrite and StubHub instead. This is a good start, but when it comes to your data, no company is 100% safe. This is why it’s critical that you take security precautions into your own hands as much as possible.
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