“In my view, hydroxychloroquine should not be used in the hospital setting,” says Martin Landray, a physician and researcher in the University of Oxford’s Nuffield Department of Population Health and one of the heads of Recovery. “Outside the hospital setting it would be reasonable to use it in the context of a randomized controlled trial, […]
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The world of Valheim got its debut at the PC Gaming Show today, as the developers showed a trailer that gave a feel for the environments and action in this Viking survival game. Valheim comes from Iron Gate Studio, a small Swedish development house working on its first game. You can register for the beta
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Image copyright Sony Image caption The PlayStation 5’s curved white design was shown for the first time Sony has given gamers a first look at the design of its next console as well as some of the titles it will play. The PlayStation 5 has a black core surrounded by white edging, and was pictured
CNET Cheeps! The Cheapskate Show is now in full swing. This weekly podcast is dedicated to — you guessed it — helping you save money. For over 12 years that’s been my job around these parts, but always in print form. Now I’m bringing Cheapskate goodness directly into your ear holes. And I’m joined by
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Pinterest is enhancing its Lens camera search functionality with a new ‘shop’ tab in search results full of shoppable pins. Lens is a feature built into the Pinterest app that allows users to search for a specific item by taking a picture of it. Simply take a photo and Pinterest will return a set of
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Video calls allow eye contact that works as well as when we are in person. Getty As the weeks of social distancing drag on, most of us have begun to crave human contact. It’s the most natural thing in the world, and staying away from each other means that we are fighting every instinct we
We Need To Feel Seen By Each Other. Science Shows Virtual Eye Contact Works. Read More »
With every economic downturn, there is always a large disruption for most small businesses and their customers. If there is one area that is really a mess during the Pandemic of 2020 it’s the travel industry; air travel alone is down 96%. How can these industries beat this latest disruption and what can other small
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By Laura Borgstede For many companies, trade shows are the top strategy in their marketing plan. They are a great way to meet customers and partners face to face, tell your story, and close a deal with a client. They are also a place to learn and grow your industry knowledge through conference programs that
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By now most of us have begin feeling the impact of the novel coronavirus pandemic – either directly or indirectly. Almost every sporting league is shut down. School systems and universities are closing as well, opting for online classes instead. And many of the conferences I was planning on attending over the next several months
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While a spate of recent acquisitions in the email martech sector indicates a growing demand for these technologies and services, the consolidation of different toolsets suggests vendors are starting to understand that email marketers need far more from their technology. Last week, customer data solutions provider Validity announced plans to buy email marketing analytics and
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