URLs shown in featured snippets that appear in the right rail of Google desktop results will continue to be included in the main organic listings, for the time being, anyway. For now, the right-sidebar featured snippet also appears as a regular listing within the main results column. Why we care Google still plans to remove […]
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On Monday night, Variety reported that film editors around Los Angeles who had Avid Media Composer software installed were suddenly finding that their Macs were unable to reboot. The publication speculated that malware may have been the cause. On Wednesday, Google disclosed the real cause—a Chrome browser update. Specifically, it was a new version of
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Financial losses from ad fraud are finally hitting a slowdown, according to a report released Monday by the Association of National Advertisers (ANA) in collaboration with cybersecurity company White Ops. The report anticipates ad fraud losses to total $5.8 billion globally in 2019 – an almost 11 percent drop from the $6.5 billion global
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ABM is growing up. It’s gone from a buzzword B2B marketers couldn’t quite make sense of to a strategy that’s becoming more and more ingrained in our daily lives. Nowadays, marketers aren’t asking “why ABM,” they’re asking “how ABM.” How do I get my strategy up and running? How do I bring Sales into the
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Content is king (or queen, depending on who you’re asking), and blogging is more than just a hobby or creative release. Today, blogging is building careers, businesses, and empires. Owning and running your own blog can result in a job offer, part-time income, book deal, or the opportunity to write full time and build your
Eat, Blog, Love: How I Stopped Waiting and Started Doing Read More »
It appears that Snapchat users are not really snapping up on the cool features recently introduced on the messaging app. Leaked data point out that subscribers are not enthusiastically making use of some of its features like the Snap Map and Discover section. What’s even more troubling is that based on the leaked metrics, the
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My first Facebook birthday greeting came in around 10:30 PM the night before my actual birthday. Getting a jump on things. Saw your birthday is tomorrow. Hope it’s a happy one! Several of my Facebook friends liked the post and added their own post to my wall: Happy Birthday! Happy Birthday,
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Delta Airlines issued an apology to passenger Pamela Gaudry after a flight attendant on one of their flights told Gaudry that should could not sing the National Anthem to honor a fallen serviceman. Gaudry is a doctor from Savannah, Ga., who published a video on Facebook recalling the incident where a Delta employee forbade her
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In the world of startups, there’s never a dull moment. Just when you think you’re cruising along with incredible momentum, a curveball out of your control can cause you to adjust in mid-stride and navigate macro-headwinds. Valentin Preobrazhensky had a simple and brilliant idea in December 2013. He wanted to develop a peer-to-peer marketplace to
Monday was the first day of the rest of Whole Foods Market’s life, so to speak, now that it’s been officially acquired by Amazon–with big changes promised. There’s a Whole Foods Market at the corner of 7th Avenue and 24th Street in Manhattan, just a few blocks away from my office. So I stopped by
