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Inside APT Taipei: a beginner’s first day, from registration to busting, in full

I’m not here to teach you how to play. I’m here to tell you what your first time is actually like.

The cheapest way to watch the Premier League in Taiwan: four platforms, four prices, worked out

The cheapest plan is not the one with the lowest monthly fee. It depends on how many matches you actually watch.

The Taipei Open women’s singles final: three games, two generations

The four points after 18–18 in the third are where the match actually turned.

Three open questions before the WBC roster lands, and the overseas players are the big one

The staff’s problem is not who to pick. It is that some of the picks may not be released.

P.LEAGUE+ raised prices 30%: the actual ticket prices and attendance at three arenas

The biggest increase hit the cheapest seats. The clubs say it bought better sightlines; fans are split.

A day on an esports roster: 9am to 11pm, and only half of it is playing

We spent three days with a Taiwanese team. Half the schedule is not the game.

Free-to-play vs NT$ 300 a month: the same mobile game, thirty days, two accounts

Two accounts, same start date, an hour a day. On day thirty the gap is not power. It is time.

Two Worlds slots left in PCS: the qualification maths for four teams, laid out

Cross points, head-to-head and the playoff format, and only one scenario actually flips it.

Two days of queue times at Taipei Game Show: the three longest lines, two of them indie

Queue length is the honest metric. The longest this year was 95 minutes.

Does AI-written content really get demoted? Six months of traffic across three sites

Three content sites, one topic, three approaches. The traffic gap after six months is 4×, and the reason is not whether AI was used.

Three months of an AI support bot: two roles saved, complaints doubled

One retailer let us see the numbers. The savings are real, and so is the price.

The same ten jobs, given to Claude, GPT and Gemini: what came back

Ten real freelance tasks, one prompt, one rubric. The answer is “it depends on the task” — but the gaps are wider than expected.

Three years of AI PC talk at COMPUTEX, and this year somebody is finally buying

Not because the machines got smarter. Because a reason to need them showed up: running models locally, for privacy.

A day with an evening news anchor, now that the station also does live and vertical

In at ten, on air at seven, and four hours in the middle shooting vertical video.

Three New Year’s Eve galas, one night: how the acts get booked and how viewers choose

Three cities, four broadcasters, one evening. The new thing this year is performers taking two shows in a night.

Three people, three ways to buy the same arena ticket. Only one of them got in

Same show, same minute. One on a desktop, one on the app, one with three friends helping. The result is not the one you would guess.

What a first live tournament actually costs: six Taiwanese players open their books

The buy-in is one line item. Travel, hotel, food and a re-entry reserve usually add up to 1.4–2× the buy-in.

Friday 8pm: People at the Table, episode three, with a retired pro athlete

From professional sport to the felt. Highlights go up after the stream.

Esports teams are training on poker: how T1 and Taiwanese rosters do it

Decisions, reads, bankroll. Coaches say it’s the same muscle as ranked play.

Five AI tools that actually make people money, and three that are just fun

One each for freelancing, e-commerce and content, with monthly cost and time to break even.

CTBC Brothers vs Rakuten Monkeys: a playoff spot on the line, 18:35 tonight at Intercontinental

The season series is level at 6-6. Starting pitchers and recent form.