Telechronics (Ademar Days of opinion): cibersegurança, music, streaming and many numbers.
The most recently the National Cyber ​​Security Center Observatory study reveals that the Portuguese are little concerned about hate speech and extremist that are online.
For the vast majority of respondents, child pornography (85%), the bank fraud (78%) and identity theft (75%) They are considered the most serious crimes, disclose the study. Already the online materials that promote racial hatred or religious extremism are the least concerned, and only 46% They regard them as a serious crime, compared to 61% of respondents in the European Union to express the same opinion.
In Portugal, there is growing concern about cybersecurity, in particular the protection of personal data, an area that has seen an increase of 21% between 2014 and 2017, reaching in 2018 the 49%. The study reveals that 73% the questioned individuals are reluctant to reveal personal information online.
Yet, 52% of respondents indicate not feel well informed about the risk of cybercrime. although 75% individuals indicate feel concerned about malicious software, only 24% They claim to have a security system on your smartphone.
With regard to the use of passwords, there is little change in behavior, despite concerns: 13% Portuguese use different access credentials for various websites, 12% They choose to make them more complex than in the past and 16% change them regularly.
A group of investigators Harvard University sought to explain why so many people like the same songs.
According to the study, (almost) everything can be explained by evolution: our mammalian awareness, evolved, appreciate things like the ability, the commitment and the illusion of something bigger than ourselves, three attributes that a quarter of the popular music produced have in common.
The study shows that, when it comes to songs, there are three different dimensions over 25% of the studied subjects: the performance of formalism, the level of excitement and religiosity. You can also see that there is greater variation in the musical behavior within each society than between different societies.
Dance music, love songs and lullabies shown to be interconnected by the same features and standards, as the cultures that appreciate shown to be responsive to the same fundamental stimuli.
You can see study https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/files/epl/files/mehr_et_al_2019_science.pdf
Streaming turned the music industry and the numbers in the United States prove it. Due to services like Spotify and Apple Music, streaming became responsible for 80% of the revenues generated by the American music market in 2019. In 2010, this figure was only 7%.
In the last decade, the number of subscriptions rose 1,5 million for 61 million, segundo a Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), leading streaming to overcome the digital downloads and the sale of physical products.
RIAA justifies the increase with the popularity of smartphones. In 2010, only 35% of US consumers was carrying a smartphone, Now are 81%. Convenience is another important factor, since it is much easier to use a streaming service than going to a store to buy an album or download albums by track.
And that side, already surrendered to the streaming?
The video game Fortnite leads the table of the games generated more revenue in 2019, more than 1.8 billion.
It is the second consecutive year in which Epic Games see your game in the first place ranking, despite a break 25% on revenue.
Pokémon GO is also among the games that have generated more revenue in 2019, recording to an increase over the previous year, garnering a total of 1.4 billion dollars last year.
A Superdata, company that monitors global spending on video games, 80% the money spent on mobile games is for free to play games.
The data also put the video game FIFA 20 as the most sold in physical stores in the UK .
The figures also indicate that, only on 25 from December, They were spent over 210 millions of dollars just in mobile games.
No cinema, “Dark Waters – Poisoned truth "is the movie premiere now here stands.
This drama directed by director Todd Haynes has actor Mark Ruffalo as the protagonist, a cast that includes names such as Anne Hathaway or William Jackson Harper.
Based on a true story, this film focuses on Robert Bilott (Mark Ruffalo), a defense lawyer who confronts the DuPont chemical company to expose a horrible secret of environmental pollution.
And there already say it is a strong candidate to Oscars.
Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGcCvkaC8nc&feature=emb_logo
