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Friday, December 18, 2020

eSports becomes medal event at 2022 Asian Games
Technology

eSports becomes medal event at 2022 Asian Games

  • "I hope that electronic sports will add value to the Asian Games –- and I am sure it will in the future, during the Asian Games 2022 and even beyond that," says the OCA's Asian Games director.
  • Efforts to include eSports in the Olympics have so far faltered, but the coronavirus pandemic appeared to trigger a shift this year as organisers explored new ideas.
Published 18 Dec, 2020 01:54pm
Google wins EU antitrust nod for $2.1 billion Fitbit deal
Europe

Google wins EU antitrust nod for $2.1 billion Fitbit deal

  • Alphabet’s Google won EU antitrust approval on Thursday for its $2.1 billion bid for Fitbit after agreeing restrictions on how it will use customers’ health related data.
  • The deal had triggered criticism from privacy advocates on both sides of the Atlantic, consumer organisations and Google rivals about the company’s market power and the use of people’s health data in targeted advertising.
Published 18 Dec, 2020 09:30am
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