October 18, 2024 ‘I’m probably not your candidate’: Iowa GOP hopeful tells voter in candid Ring camera exchange over women’s rights A surprising moment of honesty caught on a home camera raises questions about modern politics—and the role of tech in shaping election narratives. BY Sarah Bregel A Ring camera recently caught a bit of a … Continue reading ‘I’m probably not your candidate’: Iowa GOP hopeful tells voter in candid Ring camera exchange over women’s rights
Google claims the U.S. Government is trying to penalize it for being successful in a post-trial brief submitted to a DC Judge. Nicola Agius on February 26, 2024 Google accused the U.S. government of wanting to punish it for being more successful than its competitors. The company made the comments in an unsealed post-trial brief … Continue reading Google tells antitrust judge government trying to punish company for Search success
By Zachary Petit INSURRECTION. That is the title of the first chapter in Edel Rodriguez’s graphic memoir, Worm. Rodriquez, an artist whose work has appeared on the covers of Time, The New Yorker, and many other publications, has established himself as the leading visual chronicler of the Trump era. Given the fact that Trump … Continue reading The most famous political illustrator of our time tells his own story
Internet Would Be ‘Disorganized Mess’ Without Recommendations, Google Tells SCOTUS by Wendy Davis @wendyndavis, January 13, 2023 Google is urging the Supreme Court to rule that Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which the company calls “the central building block of the internet,” not only protects platforms from liability for hosting terrorism-related created by … Continue reading Internet Would Be ‘Disorganized Mess’ Without Recommendations, Google Tells SCOTUS
Elon Musk can use whistleblower claims to try to get out of Twitter deal, judge rules But the judge declined to extend the date of the trial. K. Bell @karissabe Carlos Barria / reuters Elon Musk can use whistleblower claims from Twitter’s former head of security, Peiter Zatko, as he attempts to get out … Continue reading Elon Musk tells Twitter he wants to go ahead with original deal, according to Bloomberg
Peter Daisyme October 24, 2021 Corporate flexibility wasn’t just an asset for company success during Covid. It was essential if they wanted to survive the pandemic. The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) noted that 43% of smaller companies leaned toward adaptability to make it through the crisis. In many cases, their willingness to shift … Continue reading What Company Success Tells Us About Flexibility Going Forward
LinkedIn Tells Advertisers It Will Fold Stories As It Prepares To Launch Something New by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, August 31, 2021 LinkedIn on Tuesday told advertisers it plans to shutter Stories, which the company introduced last year as a way to share quick video updates. The feature will end its run at the … Continue reading LinkedIn Tells Advertisers It Will Fold Stories As It Prepares To Launch Something New
Yext No Wrong Answers Campaign Tells Companies What Site Visitors Want To Know About Them by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, April 16, 2020 Yext launched the No Wrong Answers integrated marketing campaign to help organizations determine how well they are answering questions that people want answered on their company’s website. The campaign offers a free trial from … Continue reading Yext No Wrong Answers Campaign Tells Companies What Site Visitors Want To Know About Them
Christiaan Verwijs — February 6, 2020 A while ago, I received an interesting scientific article from Gunther Verheyen titled “Getting Things Done: The Science Behind Stress-Free Productivity” (Heylighen & Vidal, 2007). The article discusses possible scientific explanations for the success of a personal productivity approach called “Getting Things Done” (GTD; Allen, 2001). The authors apply … Continue reading Thinking By Sprinting: What Cognitive Science Tells Us About Why Scrum Works
The company was open that it would continue to identify location by other means in a September blog post. Greg Sterling on December 20, 2019 We might soon see another FTC investigation of Facebook for “consumer deception.” The company acknowledged in a letter to two U.S. senators that it continues to capture and use location … Continue reading Facebook tells senators it still uses location for ads despite user location services opt-out
