Members to the BTS Army fan club have taken to Twitter with a variety of accusations, pointing out every possible inaccuracy and including that the video has far fewer likes than would be expected, given the volume of traffic. As of Monday, the video had 95 million views and 596K likes. The rapper himself all...Read More
Amazon’s (two-day) Prime Day is underway, and we were curious how competing retailers and brands would challenge Amazon in the search results and try to capitalize on the rise in “prime day” queries. Turns out, on search, Amazon has “prime day” locked down. If you’re looking for “competing Prime Day deals,” you’ll find plenty of...Read More
Google’s smart speakers are not eavesdropping on your conversations. Credit: Google Late last week, a story broke about Google using the Assistant in devices like the Nest Hub and Google Home to “eavesdrop” on users. VRT NWS, a Belgian news organization, reported listening to “more than a thousand” leaked Assistant voice recordings that included “conversations...Read More
When, back in 2013, we started to see Trivago and TripAdvisor adverts offering the possibility of comparing hotel prices, nobody imaged the success they would achieve over the course of the years. This was especially so when Google jumped on the bandwagon with Google Hotel Ads. Today, nearly three-quarters of travelers are believed to use...Read More
Cathal McNaughton / Reuters On the Road, Police Power Has Few Limits Officers have wide discretion when they pull over motorists. And the courts keep giving them more. Sarah A. Seo 6:00 AM ET Article source: https://www.theatlantic.com/author/sarah-seo/Read More
The American Booksellers Association’s first Technology Meetup was held on Tuesday, July 2, and focused on helping booksellers better understand and make use of Google Analytics. This new series is part of ABA’s ongoing education initiative for stores; Technology Meetups will take place one Tuesday per month at 2:00 p.m. ET; ABA’s Marketing Meetups will...Read More
Google’s in-house incubator, Area 120, is working on a new social networking app called Shoelace which is aimed at organizing local events and activities. You use it by listing your interests in the app, allowing it to recommend a series of “hand-picked” local activities which it calls “Loops.” You can also organize your own events,...Read More
Search advertising software also referred to as paid search or search engine marketing (SEM) software, helps businesses advertise on search engines such as Google, Bing, and Yahoo!. Search advertising allows companies to target keywords that are relevant to their businesses and gain more prominent positioning in search engine results, gaining them visibility with users who...Read More
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