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01/08/2021

Welcome to August!!!

New achievements, New opportunities 🥂

As a lawyer, having a diverse client base not only allows you to work on a variety of fascinating cases, but it also all...
27/07/2021

As a lawyer, having a diverse client base not only allows you to work on a variety of fascinating cases, but it also allows you to gain valuable experience.

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26/07/2021

Monday motivation brought to you by Mylaw ☕

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Legal cases are not always the same and not all legal cases are prolonged..Speak to our attorney, to guide you through t...
23/07/2021

Legal cases are not always the same and not all legal cases are prolonged..

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22/07/2021

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Netflix confirmed Tuesday that it'll expand into video games, starting with ad-free games for mobile devices like phones...
22/07/2021

Netflix confirmed Tuesday that it'll expand into video games, starting with ad-free games for mobile devices like phones and tablets available on its existing service at no added cost to subscribers. In its biggest expansion into a new kind of entertainment since it started streaming in 2007 and released its first original show in 2012, Netflix sketched out broad ambitions for gaming, indicating it ultimately envisions pursuing console games for Xbox and PlayStation too.

Netflix was clear about one thing its gaming won't be, at least not at first: a new way to charge you money.

"We're a one-product company," co-CEO Reed Hastings said Tuesday during a discussion of the company's second-quarter earnings. That product, he noted, is an all-in-one subscription that will include games.

The move into gaming widens Netflix from its bedrock business of TV shows and movies as the world's biggest subscription video service. As Netflix has grown, it's long pointed out that its competition extends beyond the traditional TV and movie companies that go head-to-head with it now. The company has repeatedly called out gaming phenoms like Fortnite, as well as user-generated-video powerhouse YouTube, as some of its toughest competition because of the massive amount of entertainment hours they command worldwide.

And the gaming industry is an economic powerhouse. A surge in interest during the pandemic last year bolstered it into a bigger market than movies and North American sports combined. The global market for video games was estimated to be worth nearly $178 billion last year and is expected to eclipse $200 billion in 2023.

Source: CNET.com

From Mylaw team,Have a very happy Eid El-Kabir 🤗
20/07/2021

From Mylaw team,
Have a very happy Eid El-Kabir 🤗

Being productive teaches you to continuously push yourself. And the more productive you are, the easier it is to evolve ...
19/07/2021

Being productive teaches you to continuously push yourself. And the more productive you are, the easier it is to evolve into a better self.

According to data from Maxime Bayen, Senior Venture Builder at BFA Global, African startups raised $1.19 billion in the ...
15/07/2021

According to data from Maxime Bayen, Senior Venture Builder at BFA Global, African startups raised $1.19 billion in the first half of 2021.This amount is more than double what African startups raised in the first halves of 2019 and 2020.
Bayen collates data on funding in the African startup scene. However, he usually only considers deals over $1 million.

Africa’s ‘Big Four’ — Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, and Egypt — maintained their status as major investment destinations, with funding in startups headquartered in one of these countries accounting for 80% of all startup funding in this period. Nigeria and South Africa account for 56% of funding in these countries.
Startups with all-male founding teams still took home most of the funding with 77%, while female CEOs raised 14% of the financing, up from 2% for the same period in 2020.
With the coronavirus pandemic expected to affect investment activities, in May 2020, AfricArena, an African tech accelerator, projected that startups on the continent would receive between $1.2 billion and $1.8 billion in venture funding in 2020. Partech Africa and Briter Bridges reported that African startups ended the year with $1.4 billion and $1.3 billion, respectively.

Expectedly, things picked up this year as more people were vaccinated.

Data from Digest Africa, an investment news platform, seems to support Bayen’s conclusions. Every month, they have released a roundup of deals completed in the preceding month. Crunching the numbers in those reports puts the total funding from January to May 2021 at $956.2 million, $233.8 million less than Bayen’s $1.19 billion.
A closer look at Digest Africa‘s numbers reveals that funding for

African startups grew steadily from January to March before dropping off in April. Things picked up again in May, with investments going from $78 million in April to $208.5 million in May.

Source: techpoint.africa

Why not try to avoid problems such as these??
13/07/2021

Why not try to avoid problems such as these??

Working would be very flexible if we had a mobile office.What do you think?
13/07/2021

Working would be very flexible if we had a mobile office.

What do you think?

Why not keep those papers.....
13/07/2021

Why not keep those papers.....

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