If inclusive gaming simply means that “anyone can game,” then on the surface, we already achieved that. Anyone can pick up a controller, download a game, and jump in. But real inclusion goes much deeper than access. It’s not just about being able to play, it’s about feeling like you belong when you do. There’s handing your sibling or friend a controller and there is a difference from actually including someone in the realm of games. From my own experience, gaming has always b

According to the Pew Research Center, about 95 to 96% of U.S. adults use the internet and around 80% have broadband at home, meaning millions of people still lack reliable internet or devices needed to participate fully in modern society. Even though most Americans are connected, major differences still exist between high income and low income households, rural and urban areas, and different education levels. People with higher incomes are significantly more likely to have br

The future of the music industry is as cut and dry as it gets. We have been engulfed in the streaming era of music. This era is dominated by streaming/streams, globalization, and AI ghost writers. Recent findings from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI), show that recorded music profits have grown for ten consecutive years. Largely driven by paid subscription streaming (apple music and Spotify come to mind). That growth suggests stability in this