with Tonya Riley Twitter just rolled out voice tweets, which allow users to add up to 140 seconds of audio. But hold your jokes about how this is just the new voicemail: Tech experts warn that the audio feature could be a new vector for harmful content that’s even harder to police than text. The […]
Boeing did not win one of the lucrative contracts to build a system capable of landing astronauts on the moon. But the inspector general investigation could be another headache for a company under fire for having an unusually cozy relationship with federal regulators, especially if it identifies wrongdoing on the part of Boeing senior executives.
The news: Norway is halting its coronavirus contact tracing app, Smittestopp, after criticism from the Norwegian Data Protection Authority, which said that the country’s low rate of infections meant that the app’s privacy invasions were no longer justified. As a result, the app will cease collecting new data, all data collected so far is being
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Once considered a fictional fragment of scientific sphere, autonomous cars market is bringing driverless vehicles to reality, thanks to innovative technological advancements. Autonomous vehicles will ante up the appealing factor of urban development and contribute to making road travel safe, easy, and inexpensive. The global autonomous cars market is predicted to record a CAGR of
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The newest Coronavirus (COVID-19) has made a grave impact on every aspect of life. As a result, isolation and social distancing are rising globally to avoid infection. People have been directed to work from home while countries are put on lockdown to keep people away from crowded areas. You surely have heard that eCommerce industry will see a boom in the wake of the pandemic COVID-19. With all shopping
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Tuesday 14 January 2020, 7:00 am According to a 2019 global survey about data privacy by McAfee, 43% of respondents felt they lack control over their personal information and 33% were unsure how to control companies that collect their personal information. Results also showed 61% of respondents were more concerned about data privacy than they were
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Unlike paid search, organic search lacks the tools to form trustworthy predictions about SEO outcomes. This is why potential clients sometimes get indecisive even when presented with an SEO proposal. On December 18, I moderated a sponsored Search Engine Journal webinar presented by Alen Todorov of SEOmonitor. Todorov shared tips on how SEO agencies can
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The new year is right around the corner, and marketers are making their budget lists and checking them twice… There’s no better time to ask leadership for what will make the organization more profitable, the people more effective, the departments more collaborative and the customers happier. In fact, according to Episerver data of 300 B2B
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If your Instagram feed is anything like mine, it’s littered with timelapses of injected lip fillers, Kardashian-promoted beauty products, and Story filters that “enhance” your face. The subliminal pressure to be “perfect” is no longer subliminal, and it’s putting more more of a strain on young users more than ever. This is why Instagram is
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CHICAGO — Colleges are increasingly using Big Data to monitor students, control their access to information and set them on learning paths they may not have chosen, argues Chris Gilliard, a professor at Macomb Community College, who says the practices add up to “digital redlining.” “I don’t think education is a predictive task,” said Gilliard,
