As reported in a recent article in The New York Times, economic mobility has been declining in the U.S. for decades — especially for workers without four-year college degrees. “There are many paths to a better life,” Jean Eddy, CEO of American Student Assistance, told the Times, “and most young people don’t know how to…
Social network Bluesky once again benefited from Elon Musk’s missteps with X, the network formerly known as Twitter. According to a new analysis of Bluesky’s web traffic and mobile app usage, the would-be X competitor hit a daily active user record just after Musk announced he would begin charging all X users a small monthly…
Today, YouTube announced a way for creators to self-label when their videos contain AI-generated or synthetic material. The checkbox appears in the uploading and posting process, and creators are required to disclose “altered or synthetic” content that seems realistic. That includes things like making a real person say or do something they didn’t; altering footage…
OpenAI may be paving the way toward finding out its AI‘s military potential. First reported by the Intercept on Jan 12., a new company policy change has completely removed previous language that banned “activity that has high risk of physical harm,” including specific examples of “weapons development” and “military and warfare.” As of Jan. 10,…
For the first time in almost three decades, football fans are about to turn on NFL Sunday Ticket in a new place. Sunday Ticket, which broadcasts out-of-market games to fans willing to pay a couple hundred bucks a season to watch games they wouldn’t otherwise get on TV, was a DirecTV product from its launch…
Connecting the Dots: Uniting SEO and Social Media Strategies for Stronger Brand Identity In the fast-paced digital marketing domain, search engine optimization (SEO) and social media represent two fundamental elements that shape a brand’s online identity. Each plays a pivotal role, yet when they converge into an effective seo strategy, the combined effect amplifies the…
X, formerly known as Twitter, is introducing two new tiers for its subscription offering in order to bring in additional revenue. The social media giant is adding a new Premium+ tier that costs $16 per month and offers the “largest reply boost” and removes ads from the For You and Following feeds. The tier also…
Since the first blog post was published and the first YouTube video was posted, content creation has evolved rapidly. It’s now treated as a legitimate business, with real earning potential for anyone with a smartphone and a willingness to share their creations. However, the ease of entry also means that anyone can become a creator,…
WhatsApp is rolling out a new update through the Google Play Beta Program, bringing the version up to 2.24.16.9. What’s new in this update? WhatsApp is rolling out a feature to manage multiple stickers in bulk, and it’s available to some beta testers! Common questions Answers Name of the feature? Manage stickers in bulk Status?…
Susan Wojcicki, one of Google’s original employees and the former CEO of YouTube, has passed away at the age of 56. After a two-year struggle with non-small cell lung cancer, her husband Dennis Troper announced her death on Facebook with a touching tribute. “It is with profound sadness that I share the news of Susan Wojcicki…
PUNK Armada: Embrace Your Web3 Identity The PUNK Armada project was started by @punk4762. They want to build a system where everyone can control their digital life using blockchain. Part of their goal is to teach people about digital sovereignty and how to adapt to new tech while managing their money in a world that’s…
Building a house. Learning a skill. Reading a resume. These are just a few things that are best tackled from the bottom up. Wait, shouldn’t you read resumes from the top down, scanning for a candidate’s most impressive accomplishments and roles?nbsp;nbsp; Not according to Dean Carter, chief people and purpose officer at Guild. “Yes ….
Maddy Clements, founder of sustainable clothing business JUNK GOLD, reveals how social media — coupled with another important tool — helped her sales skyrocket. Source link
Although it’s an unofficial third-party app, Juno supports most of the features you’d expect out of a native YouTube app. You can watch videos (obviously), scrub and skip through them using pinch gestures, and it’ll even respect the videos’ aspect ratios. Browsing YouTube’s catalog is also supported (though you can’t see video comments), and Juno…