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Archives for March 2017
Google has started tweaking the system to respond to advertiser concerns about brand safety.
Grocery suppliers are feeling the squeeze — big-time.
The video site says: Advertise with us, we’re safer than other stuff on YouTube.
Calacanis, the author of a forthcoming book called “Angel,” only wants to invest in people who have built something.
With every defection, Uber and Google are feeding the fire of their own competition.
Inside CEO Jason Calacanis says email doesn’t “pervert” the news business the way Google and social media did.
The site was part of Amazon’s fourth-largest acquisition back in 2011.
That’s probably okay, especially if iPhone 8 rumors turn out correct.
Google has faced advertiser angst over ads appearing alongside inappropriate content.
The president’s social media director shares that Trump has been tweeting from his new Apple device.
The company’s diversity is on par with the tech industry and that’s not great.
Amazon adopts the click-and-collect model popular in the U.K.
The company suspended its testing of all autonomous vehicles on Saturday after one of its cars got into a collision with a human-driven car.
Problems have arisen when the store is crowded.
There are few details about the incident so far, but Uber says the car was in autonomous mode and no one involved was seriously hurt.