Yahoo Groups, like much of Yahoo, are a relic of a previous internet age. Although they aren’t widely used now, groups once served as a watering hole for discussion on wonderfully niche interests, such as TV show fan communities and extremely geeky computing topics — almost like Reddit does now. Looking through the directory today, […]
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Apple released the refreshed AirPods 2 only a couple of months ago, and so far they’ve been selling like crazy, despite their high $199 cost. Thankfully if you want the AirPods lifestyle but don’t want to spend the big bucks, you can get some that are very similar for a fraction of the price. Right
from the stifled dept Five Years Ago This week in 2014, popular websites across the web participated in Internet Slowdown Day to demand net neutrality from the FCC — driving 1,000 calls per minute to Congress at some points, for a total of 300,000 calls plus 2-million emails and 700,000 FCC comments. It also spurred
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Google changes search results, Instagram has fastest growing brand value, video is most engaging in-app ad format, Facebook meeting with anti-censorship groups, YouTube cracks down on white supremacist content, TikTok testing new ad targeting tools One of the biggest updates recently – besides Google’s algorithm update – is the news that the search engine will
Google chief questioned by US Congress about political bias and data transparency, UK regulators banning harmful gender tropes in advertising, Marketers concerned about data freedom after Brexit and Facebook’s pop-up attempt to re-build trust One of the biggest news stories this week has to be Google being questioned by Congress about how search works, data
