Month: January 2019

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6 Important Questions I Set Straight on IG Live

6 Important Questions I Set Straight on IG Live
A lot of people ask me questions that are hard to answer because I normally don’t have the time to fully understand the context on what is being asked.

During my first live stream of 2019, I took the time get to the heart of some of the questions I am most frequently asked and wanted to share these answers with all of you… Hopefully you can extract a ton of value from this 😉

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Facebook Is Banning Foreign Electoral Ads in Thailand Prior to Its March 24 Election

Thailand will hold its general election Sunday, March 24, and Facebook outlined the steps it is taking to prevent its platform from being used to sway the vote. Global politics and governmental outreach director Katie Harbath and Asia-Pacific politics and government outreach manager Roy Tan said in a Newsroom post that foreign electoral ads will…
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Intel’s CEO Search Ends Where It Began: With the CFO

Intel named as its new CEO Bob Swan, the finance chief who was acting CEO, at a time when demand for its once-hot data-center chips is cooling.
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Facebook Says It Removed Hundreds of Fake Accounts Originating in Iran

Facebook’s cybersecurity team today said it identified and removed hundreds of accounts associated with fake accounts originating in Iran. The company revealed it removed 783 pages, groups, accounts and events aimed at spreading misinformation related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and other issues such as ongoing conflicts in Syria and Yemen and countries involved in them,…
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The World’s Fastest Supercomputer Breaks an AI Record

Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory are training Summit, the world’s fastest supercomputer, to model climate change using machine learning techniques.
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The Warriors Came Out and Played on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram in January

Facebook, Twitter and Instagram were outposts of Dub Nation in January, as the Golden State Warriors shined in social marketing firm Unmetric’s analysis of National Basketball Association teams for the month. The Warriors led all three social networks in likes, and also spurred the most comments on Facebook and led Instagram in audience size. Unmetric…
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Retail Briefing: Amazon’s ad business cracks $3 billion, but is growing slower

Amazon reported 4th quarter earnings Thursday after market close. Here are the key things you need to know.

1. Advertising is growing, but two caveats
Advertising remains one of the fastest-growing parts of the Amazon business. The company reported that ad revenue (which it continues to classify as “Other” revenue line) is now up to $3.4 billion, up from $2.5 billion the prior quarter. That means a 95 percent year-over-year growth.

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Amazon Ecom And Advertising Still In Run-Away Growth Phase

Amazon’s “Other” category, its miscellaneous revenue segment that consists primarily of advertising, made $3.4 billion in Q4 2018, almost doubling from Q4 2017. The “Other” category also grew by about $900 million from the prior quarter, for the first time outpacing the growth of Amazon Web Services, the cloud infrastructure business, which added $700 million.… Continue reading »

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