A strong SEO strategy is key to the success of your website. You already know that (or if you don’t, you should!). However, SEO doesn’t merely involve using the right keywords in the right places, making sure your site is mobile-friendly, and posting strong content that attracts guests. Numerous technical problems can also impact your […]
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SoftBank’s decision this week to double down on its investment in WeWork is a risky strategy. The move raises an obvious question — why didn’t SoftBank just walk away, letting WeWork go bust or putting the onus on JPMorgan, which was putting together a rival rescue plan, to bail it out? SoftBank in a statement
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This week, someone blew up the most popular game on the planet. If you haven’t heard, virtual-gaming platform Fortnite – played by 250 million people around the world – was sucked into a black hole. Gamers watched helplessly as the universe seemingly came to an end. Distraught fans trying to sign in were presented with
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Are you exhausted from investing plenty of time in the creation of eLearning courses? Are you worn out paying hefty sums of money for getting those developed? In case of an affirmative response to the same, be assured that you’ve landed on the right web page as we have a pretty exciting solution to your
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from the mine-mine-mine dept Perhaps because the stories we routinely do on Nintendo doing the Nintendo come out at a clip somewhat spread out, and perhaps because the ultimate reality is that Nintendo’s Nintendo-ing is legally something it is allowed to do, I believe the wider world really doesn’t understand just how much cool stuff
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The world today is immensely different than the world of ten years ago. Ten years ago, the internet was abuzz with talk of “Web 2.0,” people were most concerned about setting their top-eight friends on Myspace and the world was just being introduced to the first iPhone. Since then, the internet and all things digital
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Who doesn’t love a good spy thriller? From James Bond to Jason Bourne, the espionage fiction genre has been a favorite of readers and movie-goers since the 1800s. It’s all fun and games until you find yourself in the middle of your own private spy story as the person (or company) that’s the victim of
About 2.4 billion people in the world have access to the Internet, and about 70% of them log on to it each day. (That’s according to the 2009 CIA World Factbook; I’m guessing the numbers have gone up since then.) You probably use the Net multiple times per day, as I do, to check the weather
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Instagram is a staple social media app for most of us, but beyond scrolling through your newsfeed and uploading selfies, there are plenty of other things to do on Instagram. While Instagram is easy to use, there are features, tools, and apps to help you get even more out of Instagram. These handy tips and
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There are hundreds of computer science programs out there. They may seem similar on the surface, but it’s important to dig deeper in order to find the program that meets your individual and professional needs. If you’re considering the Rasmussen College Computer Science program, you came to the right place. 10 Standout features of the
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