About The Author
Michelle Starr
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CNET Editor
Michelle Starr is the tiger force at the core of all things. She also writes about cool stuff and apps as CNET Australia's Crave editor. But mostly the tiger force thing.
Latest All Starr
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Nintendo: girls are not gamers All Starr
Nintendo's new television ads aren't completely terrible, but they do continue a troublesome tradition from the company of codifying women. 7
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Gawker, Reddit's Violentacrez and the internet vigilantes All Starr
When it comes to the internet, getting justice can be tricky — but taking matters into your own hands to mete out punishment should never be the answer. 2
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Jingle bells, AAA smells, indie all the way! All Starr
Is Kickstarter the best place for independent video-game developers? We think yes.
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The myth of Mr Fix-It All Starr
If you're a man, apparently that means you should be an instant whiz at all things tech. 4
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Taking the easy road All Starr
The easy setting is ruining video games, said Assassin's Creed III's lead designer Alex Hutchinson. 1
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Jetpack: the vehicle of the future? All Starr
Yesterday, I had the opportunity to try out a piece of technology that few have experienced — the jetpack.
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Videogame ladies who rock All Starr
We've all seen the lists of hottest video game babes, and the articles about the negative portrayal of women in gaming. But some games have done it right, with lady characters that are a lot more than just their lingerie. 22
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Amazon and the problem with plagiarism All Starr
Publishing houses may worry about DRM, but there's a far more problematic issue plaguing the writers of ebooks. 2
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How to make gamers look bad All Starr
There has been a massive internet brouhaha simmering away for the past month, building up and up. I had expected it to erupt by now, and in a way it has, but instead of simmering out, the anger just keeps building. 3
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They're consoles, Jim, but not as we know them All Starr
There's always speculation about what the next-gen consoles are going to pull out of the hat — but can the core hardware weather the coming storm? 1
