The Chicago White Sox have a long way to go before they prove capable of taking the next step, but they're off to a good start! Facing off against the Cubs at S ...

The 23,000-member community for non-exclusive indie authors joins Athenia Creative's ecosystem with new resources and ...

Prepare now for Publisher's deadline as Microsoft moves toward cloud-native alternatives.

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Microsoft has published guidance for users of Microsoft Publisher as it will no longer be supported after October 2026 and removed from Microsoft 365. Specifically, the products to be deprecated are ...

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The popular Affinity creative suite for Mac, iPad, and PC is out with an enticing offer today, half a year of free access to the software. Here are the details. Affinity announced the new generous ...

American horror writer Stephen King was not sacked by his publisher, a spokesperson for his publishing house said in response to social media posts sharing variations on the headline of a satirical ...

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Microsoft will officially end support for specific versions of Office. The news comes from Mariana Prudencio, Microsoft’s senior product marketing manager, who made the announcement via a blog post.