Business Daily

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Apr 14, 2024 • 17min

Can you be sued for writing a bad review online?

Exploring the impact of online reviews on businesses and individuals, including legal actions taken against customers for negative feedback. Insights into the challenges of sharing honest opinions online, legal ramifications of defamation claims, and the balance of customer satisfaction with the influence of online critiques. Highlighting a case where a judge dismissed a claim against online criticism, emphasizing the value of freedom of expression.
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Apr 11, 2024 • 17min

Business Daily meets: game designer Brenda Romero

Renowned game designer Brenda Romero discusses the key to creating great games, the future of the gaming industry, and the importance of inclusivity and diversification in game design for a global market appeal. She also provides advice for aspiring game developers amidst the challenges in the industry.
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Apr 10, 2024 • 17min

Africa's video gaming boom

The podcast explores the rapid growth of the gaming industry in Africa, highlighting the challenges faced due to limited credit card access. It discusses popular games like Fortnite and the factors driving the industry's expansion, including the use of games in education. The episode also delves into innovative mobile money solutions for gamers in Africa, aiming to improve payment access.
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Apr 8, 2024 • 17min

Video games in concert

Explore the evolution of video game music from simple tunes to full orchestral scores. Learn how video game music concerts are attracting new and diverse audiences. Discover the efforts of orchestras to engage young people through gaming soundtracks. Delve into the emotional connection audiences feel with gaming music and its impact on cultural spaces.
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Apr 7, 2024 • 17min

What’s happening to the gaming business?

Workers who recently lost their jobs in the gaming industry discuss the struggles they faced. Tech expert discusses the battle between success and struggle in the industry. Positive outlook on the future for smaller gaming companies. Exploring the impact of major layoffs in the lucrative gaming market.
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Apr 4, 2024 • 17min

Business Daily meets: Maarten van der Weijden

Maarten van der Weijden, a Dutch swimmer turned charity fundraiser, shares his story of beating cancer, setting up a foundation, and raising millions for cancer research through endurance swimming events. The podcast explores his transition from athlete to fundraiser, the challenges he faced, and how he ensures transparency in managing the funds raised.
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Apr 3, 2024 • 17min

Nigeria’s graduates vulnerable to kidnapping

The podcast explores the vulnerability of Nigerian graduates to kidnapping during National Youth Service Corps assignments, with chilling accounts of kidnap ordeals, ransom negotiations, and challenges in the country's economy. The impact of inflation on ransom demands and the risks faced by young people as they travel along rural roads are discussed, raising questions about the future of these individuals.
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Apr 2, 2024 • 17min

The business of scent

Exploring the lucrative world of scents and perfumes, from influencing consumer behavior to creating unique fragrances like thunderstorm and pizza. Discover how scents can trigger memories and emotions, and how they are utilized in real estate marketing to attract buyers.
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Apr 1, 2024 • 17min

Capturing CO2 from the air

In Iceland, massive machines pull CO2 from the air, turning it into stone. This process is crucial for reducing CO2 levels. The episode explores the challenges and potential of direct air capture technology, as well as the controversies and investments in the industry. The innovative carbon capture and storage process in Hellishidi shows promise for global replication in combating climate change.
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Mar 31, 2024 • 17min

The growth of 'quiet luxury'

Exploring the rise of 'quiet luxury' in fashion, particularly in Asia, driven by elegant and refined clothing styles. Discussing the shift towards timeless, understated pieces over flashy logos, with a focus on luxury consumption trends and budget-friendly alternatives. Delving into the evolving perception of luxury, influenced by social incidents and societal impact

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