YouTube Music Seen In The Wild With An AI Gemini Extension by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, May 6, 2024 Google wants to make tasks and information gathering across its services and platforms as easy to gain, retain and use as possible. Generative artificial intelligence (GAI) will help it get there by weaving all of … Continue reading YouTube Music Seen In The Wild With An AI Gemini Extension
By Chris Morris November 09, 2023 Omegle, the anonymous video chat service founded in 2009, which saw a surge of popularity as people were isolated at home during the pandemic, has finally called it quits after 14 years. The closure comes following the settlement of a recent lawsuit that alleged Omegle gave sexual predators … Continue reading Omegle founder announces the site is shutting down in a wild goodbye note
By Courtney Rubin peritivo hour is upon us in a sun-drenched piazza on the edge of Lake Como, arguably one of the most romantic places on earth, and my boyfriend and I are drinking prosecco and talking about . . . Liz Cheney. We are wondering, on this mid-August afternoon, what percentage of the Wyoming … Continue reading Inside the wild subculture of traders who bet on elections
By Elissaveta M. Brandon October 19, 2022 Back in 2010, a team of Bulgarian architects designed an urban transit concept for bike lanes in the sky. Known as Kolelinia (roughly translated as “bike line”), the proposal envisioned two kinds of wires stretched high above the street: a special cable for bike wheels to latch … Continue reading This wild public transit concept is Uber-meets-urban gondolas
By Chris Morris June 22, 2022 Even by Elon Musk’s exaggerated definition of weird, the past 24 hours or so have been more than a bit peculiar. On Tuesday alone, Musk stoked investor fears at an economic forum; both dissed cryptocurrency and pumped it up; swung the ax at his flagship company while … Continue reading Elon Musk’s wild 24 hours: Twitter deal setbacks, Dogecoin hype, and a Tesla employee lawsuit
What happens when canonical tags get out of control and how can you rein them in? Columnist Patrick Stox shares his findings and insights. Patrick Stox on September 29, 2017 Being a technical SEO, I love digging into any weird problems where things don’t seem to work as expected. Canonical tags seem easy enough, … Continue reading Canonical tags gone wild
Jonathan Bright — July 2, 2017 Follow @SoutherlyComms — July 2, 2017 SEO changes constantly. Even I find it hard to keep up, and I consider myself an aficionado. In the early days, SEO practitioners tried all sorts of tactics to appease the search engine algorithms – mainly Google’s, for obvious reasons. One assumed one … Continue reading A Personal Touch Tamed the Wild West of SEO
by Margot da Cunha December 4, 2015December 4, 2015 Can you remember the last time a friend or relative popped out of the woodworks to scare the bajesus out of you? That’s how I feel when I see new ad tests on the SERPs. Nerdy, yes, but PPC and SEO people who spend their days … Continue reading 3 Crazy New Ad Tests Being Spotted in the Wild
Brands should take a page from Donald Trump and other candidates who are using social media to capture the attention of their audience, says columnist Jason Warnock. Jason Warnock on August 18, 2015 “Donald Trump by Gage Skidmore 3” by Gage Skidmore. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Commons. Donald Trump has surged to the … Continue reading The Trump Factor: What Your Business Can Learn From Donald Trump’s Wild And Wacky Campaign For President
This column is still about career advice but personal finance is a career issue. As a recruiter, I have rescinded job offers because of adverse credit checks. As a career coach, I have seen even my most senior, experienced professionals trapped in jobs they can’t stand because they don’t have the savings to move to … Continue reading Finally Some Unconventional Personal Finance Advice: Get WILD
