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Tristan Donovan

Brighton
As seen in: Daily Mail, Gizmodo, VICE, Salon, VentureBeat, Australian Financial Review, Stuff (UK), Coast to Coast AM, Farmers Weekly, Anthropocene Magazine and
Yellow Ant founder/CEO. Exec producer, @WonderyMedia's The Spy Who podcast. Writer for @businesswars. Author of It's All a Game, Feral Cities, Fizz, and Replay.
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Héroes de Papel

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By Alberto Ramos, Jason Schreier Verified, Tristan Donovan
| heroesdepapel.es
A LA VENTA EL 6 DE JULIO DE 2021 El espectacular auge de los videojuegos ha suscitado muchos debates desde sus orígenes: la prensa, los políticos, los padres y otras personas se han preocupado por cómo afecta al cerebro, al cuerpo y al corazón. Pero ¿y si resulta que pueden ser beneficiosos no solo para las personas sino para el mundo? En Power Play.
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Héroes de Papel

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By Jason Schreier Verified, Blake J. Harris, Tristan Donovan
| heroesdepapel.es
A LA VENTA EL 22 DE JUNIO La industria de videojuegos es global y América Latina no es la excepción. Desde hace más de dos décadas amigos, hermanos o compañeros de trabajo comenzaron a desarrollar juegos mientras descubrían una industria que se preparaba para ser la más grande del entretenimiento en el siglo XXI. En cada país de Latinoamérica la historia solía repetirse: grupos de adolescentes aprendían a hacer videojuegos equivocándose y encontrando un camino cuando todo parecía perdido.
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Court to review whether councils fail children by favouring in-house fostering services - Community Care

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By Tristan Donovan
| Community Care Verified
A judicial review is to examine whether three local authorities failed to comply with the Children Act 1989 by favoring in-house foster placements to those offered through voluntary sector providers. The Administrative Court approved the review following an application brought by the Nationwide Association of Fostering Providers (NAFP), which represents voluntary and independent fostering providers.
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