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Lusk resident Alexander Sebastian Richardson went on trial Monday for two charges related to the deaths of a woman and her child, and the injury of her husband after a head-on collision southwest of Casper in August 2017. Monday morning, the prosecution and defense under presiding Natrona County District Court Judge Kerri Johnson selected the
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Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article. Source link
SearchCap: Amazon adds acquisition metrics, Google Posts, SMX West starts next week Read More »
Facebook announced Tuesday that it is testing ads in its search results. The test will run in the platform’s primary search results as well as in Marketplace search results. Why you should care Search is one of the few untapped inventory sources remaining on the social platform, which has seen many advertisers directing more budget
When building a flexible talent program, many companies mistakenly take the “if you build it, they will come” approach. What they usually experience resembles more like if you build it, they will resist. How do you encourage people to consider different talent options that may result in higher ROI? Approach it from a mindset change,
Why HR Execs Say Scaling a Flexible Talent Program Starts With Changing How People Think Read More »
At this point in time, almost every marketer has heard about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Europe’s sweeping data privacy legislation that went into effect at the end of May. US companies are bound by this law because it governs all European Union (EU) members, no matter where their data is collected. Under GDPR,
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As you expected, Chrome, Google’s popular browser, will start marking HTTP sites as not secure beginning tomorrow. On July 24, 2018, Chrome will mark all plain HTTP sites as “not secure.” Google has given webmasters and publishers six months’ notice of this upcoming change, and it is now going live tomorrow. Instead of the small
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One of these days, you’re going to be the head of one of those newsworthy Internet startups that eventually goes IPO or gets bought up by Facebook, Apple or Google. One of these days, you’re going to be one of those big, successful online influencers who rakes in thousands of dollars for a single tweet
Twitter is finally starting to convert Moments into its version of Snapchat’s Publisher Stories within its Discover tab. More than two years after Twitter debuted the tweet collections and opened it to certain publishers, the company will now enable publishers to make money from their Moments through sponsorships with brands, Twitter announced this week. Called
Twitter starts selling sponsorships of individual publishers’ Moments Read More »
Tony Robbins starts each day with the same routine– he calls it priming. It’s a cool mixture of breathing exercises, meditation, and relaxation that gets you primed for your day. It reminds me very much of the self-fulfilling prophecy, or the “Pygmalion Effect,” which basically states that whatever you believe will happen, will. Mr, Robbins really
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