THE WEEKEND READ

Korgi updates Terms of Service and Privacy Policy — and welcomes the Korgi Connect community forum!

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KORGIVILLE—Korgi is updating its Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. Many of the changes relate to the new community forum, Korgi Connect, which has been added to Korgi's services. Other changes are for clarity and readability.

Korgi Connect is a supportive and strategic space with events, tools, and networking to help members reach their goals. There also are private discussion groups for entertainment, entrepreneurship, education and other core audiences of Korgi users.

According to Korgi, "The updated legal terms will go into effect as of April 21, 2024 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific. By continuing to use Korgi on or past April 21, 2024 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific, you accept the updated legal terms as each of these terms may apply to you, and acknowledge receipt of the updated Terms of Service and Privacy Policy."

No further action is required by users.

All are invited to join the new community, Korgi Connect, right away!

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DMA is a veteran entertainment and tech executive and strategic consultant. She is the author of Write It, Pitch It, Sell Your Screenplay and The Show Starter Reality TV Made Simple System, both taught in media programs nationwide. DMA is a career-long member of the Producers Guild, TV Academy and American Mensa and is the founder of Korgi, digital "superboards" with the templates, training and tools you (and your team) need to succeed.
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