Like scores of tourists who zip through Santa Monica on e-scooters every day, 21-year-old Elliot Stevenson had no idea there was a fence around the pier until he hit it. “I was cruising down the hill and lost power,” the bewildered visitor from New Zealand said as he wheeled his just-rented Lime back toward Ocean […]
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Scientist Katie Bouman captures historic image of a black hole. Newsflash: Sex discrimination is systemic on English Wikipedia. To wit: Less than 18% of 1.6 million English Wikipedia bios are about women, up from 15% in 2014. Put another way: of about 1,615,000 bio pages, fewer than 300,000 are about women. Meanwhile, men account for
Pexels / Pixabay Metrics are important. They provide a means of helping us understand whether we are on target to achieving our goals. They also give us insight into potential changes in the market. As we “instrument” more of the selling process, whether through CRM, mobile tools, and other means, we have the capability of
Targeted, personalized ads have long been held up as a win-win-win, for consumers, advertisers and publishers. An article from The New York Times about climate change deniers using Google AdWords to promote their agenda pokes (more) holes in that optimistic vision. In the Times article, Hiroko Tabuchi laid out how ads proclaiming climate change a
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