The news: The UK is going to abandon its current contact tracing app in favor of one based on technology built by Apple and Google, the BBC reports. Tests of its existing app among residents on the Isle of Wight found it had trouble recognizing iPhones. The app had been supposed to launch for the […]
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The world today may seem unrecognizable, but our drive to come together and create remains unchanged. Now is the moment to share our knowledge, orient towards opportunity, and imagine a new collective future. In the spirit of discovery, TNW – together with supporting partner We Are Live – is excited to introduce Couch Conferences: Our way to inspire and
Tech experts share strategies for the current crisis at TNW Couch Conferences Read More »
We all know that LinkedIn is the King of B2B social media, but isn’t it frustrating when, no matter what we do, we still can’t generate the sort of leads from LinkedIn that it seems are possible? You’re not alone: Many also struggle with LinkedIn on a daily basis. On the other hand, I have
Weitzman worked with retailers on upgrades for drive-thru and curbside pickup areas. DALLAS—Retailing in the digital age transformed itself to compete with the likes of Amazon, but as a result, this industry is better prepared to perform during the current health crisis. Although no one could have imagined the way the current health crisis would
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With summer fast approaching – yes, it officially started on June 21st – Americans once again will be vacationing in record numbers. Recent forecasts estimate that over 246 million passengers will fly domestically between June and August (which averages to over 2.5 million per day). Flying of course is not the only travel option –
Last week, I drove down to Washington, D.C. to interview one of the still most well-known Google personalities in the SEO space: Matt Cutts. He served as the head of web spam at Google and was one of the company’s first employees, joining in 2000. Cutts took a leave in 2014 and officially left Google
The fresh market study Global Search Engine Optimization and Marketing Market covers an absolute standpoint enfolding the overall market, key trends, opportunities, and key statistics on the market status based on which market predictions are made. The report inspects the industry’s new upgrades, remarkable trends, present market pilots, technical domain, standardization, and challenges. It spotlights
The role of the chief marketing officer (CMO) has been increasingly scrutinized in recent years. Dozens of CMO positions have been axed from some of the world’s most recognizable brands, including McDonald’s which replaced the role with a new SVP marketing technology position. CMOs who remain will need to prepare to handle even more pressure
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Editor’s Note: This is the second in a series of business profiles highlighting forward-thinking, Missoula-based start-ups. The Montana High Tech Business Alliance recently feted the firms, all of which meet at least two required criteria: steep revenue growth or work in a high-growth sector; high-potential products or services; valuable intellectual property; major clients or new markets; will expand
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WeGrow, the division of WeWork that operated a private elementary school, will close its doors after the current school year. A spokesperson for WeWork (officially called The We Company) said it “will continue to operate WeGrow through the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year.” But “as part of the company’s efforts to focus on its
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