Daniel Diaz

International Exchange Student @ BC #BCNMI

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

Have to say that I'm enjoying the content though. Bringing a more human side to a huge celebrity as LeBron is always a recipe for success!

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

Just started watching "I Promise", a @Quibi documentary about LeBron James starting a school in his hometown, in OH. The fact that the content can be watched with a vertical or horizontal screen is cool, but image quality looses SO much when watching vertically. #BCNMI

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

1 Million viewers followed Valorant's release streaming, the brand new free-to-play 5v5 shooter developed by Riot Games (owned by Tencent). The new game, a mix between CS:GO, Overwatch and LoL, already looks to be one of the biggest games of 2020 #BCNMI https://t.co/0tsteZ2XI9

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

The Internet is not a safe space, and that doesn't change in the current situation. Zoom, the star application in the recent weeks, is being targeted by hackers and criminals trying to extract information and scam people. Stay safe IRL and online! #BCNMI https://t.co/ph6mYJ0zGf

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

In Spain, in general lockdown, massive Internet use has become a big problem for carriers. However, there’s a moment in the day when no one cares: 8PM, when everyone goes out to their balconies or windows to clap and cheer for health workers. #BCNMI https://t.co/bUFRfb0dWy

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

They are electric, btw. Ecologism is cool!

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

Talk about cool investment opportunities: Tencent keeps diversifying their portfolio by leading the $240M Lilium investment round, a German start-up trying to develop on-demand air taxis for 2025. #BCNMI
https://t.co/g8NgMDAbgQ

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

Tencent is within the list of companies that lost more market value yesterday: $38B. Terrible effects in economy from the outbreak don’t stop. #BCNMI

[Jon Erlichman @JonErlichman]

These companies lost a combined $700 billion in market value today:

Apple: $119B
Microsoft: $111B
Amazon: $71B
Google: $69B
Facebook: $50B
Berkshire: $40B
Tencent: $38B
Alibaba: $37B
Walmart: $29B
Intel: $26B
Disney: $25B
Visa: $25B
JPMorgan: $24B
Coke: $22B
Exxon: $20B

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

As I discussed in a previous tweet, Tencent may be struggling in the near future to find investment opportunities, so they are looking to develop new markets, with a special focus in India, first with startups and now with the gaming industry https://t.co/VMRDkij76A

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

Facing some limitations in terms of Chinese censorship, Tencent has found a new landscape for investment: Indian startups. They definitely need to internationalize investment if they want to keep growing #BCNMI https://t.co/FQRY0xP4yd

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

One more step Tencent takes towards expansion in India: they have now partnered with PUBG and Nodwin Gaming to bring PUBG competitions into the market #BCNMI

[NODWIN Gaming @NodwinGaming]

We are happy to join hands with Tencent Games and PUBG Corporation.
Read the full article at: https://t.co/fE9GJEwkVc

#PUBGMobile #PMPL #NodwinGaming

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

@pjmcnealy @FaZeClan As a gamer myself I know how important your gamer tag is. I’m confidently gonna go with FaZe Alindé #BCNMI

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

I finish my #Archero challenge for #BCNMI with the same feeling as with most free-to-play games: it gets to a point where you are unlikely to keep advancing without paying for extra features. Good fun and addictive though (I can say I’ve dedicated more than one hour!).

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

@AidanGriesser If you need to add those almost $500 to your PlayStation Plus subscription plus PlayStation Now for streaming games (maybe?)... I would give it a deep thought #BCNMI

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

Screen recording from one of the hottest free-to-play games right now: Raid: Shadow Legends. Peep the number of ads the game shows to the player even before getting to do anything. Someone may want to re-read “Getting Gamers”... #BCNMI

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

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[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

After the Coronavirus scandal, Tencent invests $215M in a foundation to help fight against the virus. Maybe to help the world, maybe to clean their reputation, maybe to make sure the market keeps active and they don’t suffer the consequences? https://t.co/8qVWGCapzp

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

@eduranti_bc Critics will always be there, especially people who may lose their jobs... but I absolutely agree with the statement that for every negative aspect AI may bring, there are multiple positive ones for us as a society. Very interesting! #BCNMI

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

Facing some limitations in terms of Chinese censorship, Tencent has found a new landscape for investment: Indian startups. They definitely need to internationalize investment if they want to keep growing #BCNMI https://t.co/FQRY0xP4yd

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

@JohnReim2 There’s even been some retaliation for users commenting on it... How these events are being handled will probably not bring a good effect on their reputation #BCNMI
https://t.co/UGEVvtR9cT

[Lin Qiqing @lqq91926]

Lots of WeChat accounts got suspended permanently since yesterday for coronavirus posts. Many are ordinary ppl who rarely talked about politics and losing WeChat means losing all social contacts. They desperately asked Tencent to give the accounts back on Weibo.

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

@JohnReim2 100% agree!

[Daniel Diaz @Danieldc_BC]

Will Tencent be the partner selected? They may repeat their success in adapting a huge gaming hit to their main market (mobile gaming), as they already did with Call of Duty #BCNMI

[Daniel Ahmad @ZhugeEX]

Electronic Arts has confirmed they're working with a partner in China to create a mobile Apex Legends that will be released globally.

For reference. Activision worked with Tencent for Call of Duty Mobile. Blizzard partnered with NetEase for Diablo Immortal.