With many different boycott content, but which of course includes mixed opinions about this popular tourist resort, most recently, participants suddenly received a warning from Facebook when join this group. Community Violation Notice from Facebook Specifically, the message: “This group has allowed posts that violate our community standards. Please review this group before joining” will appear to new members, when clicking join the group. Despite being warned to violate Facebook’s community policy, the Dai Nam Boycott group is currently continuing to increase in number of new members joining the group. Compared to the time of May 25, there were more than 800 members, as of May 29, it increased to 2.4k members and today (May 30) it has increased to 3.2k members (calculated at the time of screen capture). Figure). And it seems that the number of members joining this group has not shown any sign of stopping at the present time. The number of members of the group is still increasing Previously, the review content of Dai Nam resort was also posted on this group and received a lot of attention from the members. Of course, in the boycott group, it is not unusual that the majority of comments expressed dissatisfaction about this resort. The opinion that they will not come back again because most of the people who have gone (some have gone several times) say that they will not come back again. However, it is worth mentioning that there are netizens who have not yet gone but boycotted (?!). However, there are still some actual review comments that are quite “contemplative” when actually recounting their experiences in Dai Nam with fair comments. There are compliments, there are clear criticisms and at the same time give some advice on experience for those who intend to go to Dai Nam. Most of the comments were criticized for many different reasons. However, there are still people who insist that they will still go after the epidemic is over.

“Up to 90% of the opinions agree. We are in trouble because some members have improper behavior in the past. We promise that we will not let that continue,” the HFPA representative released a statement. Scarlett Johansson and many stars and organizations demanding a boycott of the Golden Globes. Photo: Getty. In addition to the blood transfusion, HFPA contracted with the ethics organization Convercent to set up a hotline. Anyone, whether a member of the HFPA or not, has the right to make an anonymous complaint of misconduct. In the new set of rules, HFPA said the organization operates in a spirit of solidarity, regardless of religion or race. “We are committed to transparency in the nomination and awarding of the Golden Globes. We are ready to explain to the public if there are questions,” Hollywood Reporter part of the rule set. However, expert Scott Feinberg said that the above rule is not specific. The HFPA’s most controversial practices, such as receiving luxury gifts, tours from studios, members’ behavior at press conferences, disparaging questions about actors, etc., are not allowed. talk about. Before that, the HFPA and the Golden Globe were in danger of being boycotted by Hollywood. The fact that Tom Cruise publicly paid the gold trophy, Mark Ruffalo and Scarlett Johansson criticized the organization, NBC’s decision not to broadcast the 2022 Golden Globe Awards… was the first step of the boycott. Both giants in the entertainment industry, Netflix and Amazon, also announced that they would stop cooperating if HFPA did not reorganize personnel.

Gigabyte products are boycotted in mainland China (Image: Handout) In an advertisement for its latest laptop model, Gigabyte Technology Co., which specializes in motherboards and graphics processing equipment, claims that it manufactures its products in Taiwan, where Quality control is very strict. “Unlike other brands that choose low-cost and low-quality manufacturing contracts in China, Gigabyte Techonology is committed to producing high-quality and high-configuration laptops” – the advertisement said – “As a Taiwan-based laptop and components manufacturer, we make sure that 90% of our laptops are made in Taiwan.” The ad immediately caught the attention of the Communist Youth League of China. They posted a screenshot of the ad on Weibo on May 11, with the words: “Gigabyte, what makes you so brave?”. The Youth Union, which has nearly 16 million followers on Weibo, in March also criticized the Swedish brand H&M for refusing to buy cotton from Xinjiang, after several Western countries raised many accusations. human rights obligations in this region. Gigabyte, which has operated a factory in China’s industrial center Ningbo since 2003, immediately apologized after the ad. The company said in a statement that it has always supported the “One China” principle – Beijing’s political stance that recognizes mainland China and Taiwan as part of China. “Some of the content recently posted on our official website goes against reality, an incident that happened due to lack of management from within the company” – Gigabyte wrote on Weibo on May 11 – “We I have production lines all over mainland China, accounting for 90% of our production. Gigabyte prides itself on quality made in China.” However, this quick apology was not enough to calm the anger of the Chinese online community. “You don’t have a chance anymore” – a Weibo netizen commented on Gigabyte’s post – “Seriously, don’t waste your energy. You have crossed the red line.” By the end of May 11, Gigabyte products had disappeared from most Chinese e-commerce platforms. The search term “Gigabyte” returned no results on JD.com and Suning. Gigabyte’s official store on Tmall – an online sales platform operated by Alibaba Group Holding – no longer catalogs products. Alibaba, JD.com and Suning were not immediately available for comment. Gigabyte’s share price fell nearly 20% between May 11 and 12.

Following the story, recently, musician Nguyen Van Chung also shared a long article on his personal page, expressing his thoughts on the relationship between the audience and the artist. In it, he asserted that the audience is not people “Raise the artist directly like parents, but indirectly raise the artist with his affection and energy”. Musician Nguyen Van Chung spoke up about the incident. Specifically, musician Nguyen Van Chung wrote: For me, being an artist is a special profession, a blessing, a choice, an artist and an audience that is a very emotional relationship, not simply a seller – a buyer. That is why there are artists who have products of high artistic quality, sometimes very high, but few people care to support (only experts appreciate and respect), but have many artists have purely entertainment products, sometimes without artistic and humanistic values, but are still loved and supported by many audiences, spend money to buy products, buy gifts, buy flowers, buy tickets watch shows, and give them special offers, spend time watching Youtube channels or interacting with them on their personal pages… All of these things are about love, not because of the quality of the product (although that sometimes there are some really good items.) The original sharing of director Quoc Bao. But usually what comes from love, the accompanying action is caring, caring, supportive… (and a little biased, mocking, sometimes even a bit blind) calling dear feed! The word farming here is described as “using my love and my time to support the artist’s life”! From that and a lot of love, that artist will get a good income, a million-view YouTube channel will have a good source of income, selling tickets with an audience will increase the salary, participating in a show with a rating will increase the show. frequency of invitations, high Facebook interaction, book ads and generous costs…that’s farming! Audiences don’t raise artists directly like parents, but indirectly raise artists with their affection and energy tâm “. Long article by musician Nguyen Van Chung. Since then, the male musician himself draws the responsibility of the artist towards the audience: “ Therefore, the responsibility of the artist is to try to bring the best and highest quality spiritual food to the audience, to live a standard life, to set an example of a beautiful lifestyle, to behave well, to spread the thoughts and ideas of the artist. right point to guide young audiences to active and cultured lifestyles. And the audience’s responsibility is to support and love their artists in the most civilized way, respecting copyright, besides being objective, aware of right and wrong and criticizing artists who are not good. , the product is not good ! “. According to musician Nguyen Van Chung, when the artist is wrong, the audience has the right to defend, criticize, disparage or even boycott because that is their right. On the contrary, when the audience is wrong, the artist has the right to be sad, angry, to speak up, to blame, to be angry with some people. However, he asserts the artist: “Absolutely not saying “no audience needed” because that sentence offends the audience that is not wrong and loves you!”. Finally, musician Nguyen Van Chung confided: “That’s just my personal opinion, but I love all of them, because the ultimate purpose of art is to bring peace in our souls, to relax and enjoy the joy and beauty of life, I’ve decided to make art, I won’t carry anger, hatred, hatred in my heart! Whoever makes me unhappy, I avoid, I live and write music for the rest of my loved ones! Have a good weekend everyone! draw!”. Below the article, musician Nguyen Van Chung received a lot of support and agreement from the audience and artist friends.

However, in the past few days, many Now drivers have expressed frustration with the new application policy of this application. Reply Zing , Mr. Huu Thinh – a delivery officer of Now in Hanoi – said the ability to match orders has existed for a long time. However, recently, this way of processing applications of Now has many shortcomings that affect the driver’s income. A shipper of Now receives food from the restaurant to deliver to customers. Photo: Chi Hung. High discount with single graft Mr. Thinh said that he and many other drivers were very frustrated when Now cut their delivery money with the transplant form. For example, Now normally charges a customer of 15,000 VND per application for a distance of less than 3 km, two applications are 30,000 VND (excluding surcharges). But with the compound application, Now only pays the driver 19,000-21,000 VND / application, the rest 9,000-11,000 is collected by the company. Meanwhile, many applications combine the distance between the two shops nearly 5 km, which is a disadvantage for the driver. “I received a 5.2 km application for 22,500 VND, but added a total distance of 6.4 km but only added 8,000 VND. While I spent a lot of time waiting for the second application, making the first order call. electricity urged continuously, “he said. It took me a long time to wait for the second application, causing the first customer to call continuously Huu Thinh, Driver Now in Hanoi According to Mr. Thinh, receiving the transplant application not only affects the driver but also reduces the quality of delivery service. Drivers have to wait for food in different restaurants, making the waiting time for customers to prolong. “Customers understand better, but many people wait a long time, they will underestimate the cold food”, he lamented. Mr. KT (Hung Yen), a driver Now said delivery by motorbike, but the system always measures the shortest distance (usually by road). “The fact that the pedestrian street is usually the opposite direction, going through the stairs … This makes the driver’s distance displayed on the app not true,” he said. “Combining the application, the driver should be entitled to the money of 2 applications, why from the starting point to the last delivery”, this driver annoyed. Not only that, according to Mr. T., Now combined the application but did not ask if the customer agreed or not, but still collected enough money as a normal order. He confirmed that some support specialists also instructed drivers to lie to customers. Need a reasonable coupling policy According to some drivers, Now’s process when pairing the application requires the driver to finish picking up the goods at both shops, then start delivering them to customers. If the driver delivers a form first, the system will report to the switchboard “arbitrary delivery”, the position now does not match the previous location. That could cause the driver partner to have their account locked out. Mr. Tran Minh (Hai Ba Trung, Hanoi) often uses Now to order food. He said that he recently placed orders only about 1-2 km, but the driver took 40 minutes to deliver. “Find out that the driver was complained but could not add any money,” he said. According to him, Now’s application pairing does not optimize travel distance and costs for drivers, even affecting the quality of customers’ dishes. Many Now drivers are frustrated with the app’s way of handling the app. Photo: Thanh Thuong. Previously, on April 16, a few days after the application updated the automatic receipt feature for priority coupons, many drivers were frustrated because Now did not recognize the driver’s reward points performance, trying love “forcing” the driver to receive the application. Immediately after that, the application issued a message that this problem was caused by a system error. “Because it affects the rights, the drivers speak up. We just hope that the single policy is reasonable, both facilitating partners and not affecting customers”, Mr. Duy Quang (Tan Phu, Ho Chi Minh City) – a driver Now – share. Zing Contact Now to inquire about the matter, but the company has not yet responded. NowFood was originally a member of Foody, a social network that reviews and shares food and drink places. With food delivery service, from 2016 up to now, this application has developed a dense system of restaurant partners and continuously brings promotional campaigns to customers. Now held the “throne” in this segment for a long time until GrabFood, GoFood and Baemin appeared. According to data from market research firm Euromonitor, the online food delivery market in Vietnam is expected to reach about 38 million USD by 2020 and maintain an average growth rate of 11% in the next 5 years. Research by Kantar TNS – a multinational market research company in Vietnam – also shows that this market revenue has an average growth rate of 28.5% per year, up to $ 449 million by 2023. .