Between December 8 and 9, itch.io went offline for several hours, prompting its founder, Leaf Corcoran, to address the situation. On social media, Corcoran used itch.io’s official profile to ...

Thank you for sharing in our passion for creativity. Separately, itch.io owner Leaf Corcoran wrote to Polygon to clarify the timeline of his interactions with iwantmyname. Corcoran said he ...

“I hope you are all having a nice Sunday evening.” IGN has asked itch.io owner Leaf Corcoran for comment. The AI-powered brand protection software in question is BrandShield, which, according ...

Now, if you remember itchio owner Leaf Corcoran’s statement from yesterday, both Funko and BrandShield are not quite telling the whole story, even with their long explanations. The problem is ...

It seems itchio founder Leaf Corcoran went up on ycombinator using his account, leafo. He explained the full details on the situation as so: “I’m the one running itch.io, so here’s some more ...

“I hope you are all having a nice Sunday evening.” IGN has asked itch.io owner Leaf Corcoran for comment. More like this The Tale of Mara and Moa - Official Gameplay Trailer The AI-powered ...

The living room is topped by a shimmering gold-leaf ceiling. Completed in 2024 ... Brennan of Douglas Elliman and Gary DePersia of the Corcoran Group; James Petrie of Compass repped the buyer.

Yesterday, Itch.io site owner Leaf Corcoran said that a "bogus phishing report" had been made on behalf of toy company Funko, with the report apparently coming from an AI-powered software suite called ...

itch.io founder Leaf Corcoran claimed that toy company Funko was using “some trash ‘AI Powered’ Brand Protection Software called BrandShield”, which he says flagged a disputed page and filed a “bogus” ...

Over on YCombinator's Hacker News portal, Itch.io owner Leaf Corcoran provides some additional context. He says that someone "made a fan page" for Funko video game Funko Fusion, and that page ...