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The music industry is going through a drastic change (again), and music streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music are the main reason. While those are two names that get brought up most often, they’re not the only two players in the game. For a long time, Google Play Music (GPM) has been a fan
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Amid the confusion, the fudge and the procrastination surrounding Brexit, The Independent has achieved rare brand distinction as the title that is unashamedly aligned with a People’s Vote. It made the news this month as a cross-party group of MPs, including Chuka Umunna and Caroline Lucas, held up the Indy’s eagle-branded “Final Say” petition boxes
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We were given all the details of Taiwan-based MediaTek’s newest mid-ranger systems-on-a-chip just a couple weeks ago, but the company has announced a new link-up for those working in artificial intelligence-enhanced imaging. The Helio P90 is launching today with Google ARCore support — this also means that phones with this chipset will be able to
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Justin Sullivan | Getty Images Tim Cook, chief executive officer of Apple, speaks during an event at the Steve Jobs Theater at Apple Park on September 12, 2018 in Cupertino, California. Apple CEO Tim Cook kept his promise in placing Apple’s newest campuses — spanning several states and including a new $1 billion facility in
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A week after releasing its first major update in quite some time, the WordPress team has pushed the first security patch for its brand new WordPress 5.0 branch. Released hours ago, WordPress version 5.0.1 fixes seven security vulnerabilities (some of which allow site takeover) but also plugs a pretty serious privacy leak. The latter was
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PHOTO: Alessandro Vallainc Intranet search comes with its own set of challenges. This year I’ve seen a number of issues arise with search implementations in intranets. Part of this lies in the fact that, as always with search, it isn’t just a technology issue. In fact, on the technology side we’ve seen signs of progress.
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6.8% of the top 100,000 still support SSL 2.0 and SSL 3.0, too For as quickly as HTTPS has proliferated, there are still a few stragglers out there. Quite a few actually. In fact, nearly 21% (20,911) of the Alexa Top 100,000 websites still aren’t using HTTPS. That’s one of several interesting takeaways from WatchGuard’s
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Email takes up a relatively modest 10% of the average marketing budget. But it’s still respectable, and holding its own among other tactics, according to State of Adtech 2019, a study by Criteo. Paid display commands 16% of budgets, with social media coming in at 14% and traditional marketing at 13%. Content marketing also receives
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Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad: ___ Dec. 12 The Telegraph on British Prime Minister Theresa May surviving her leadership challenge: Theresa May will travel to Brussels to seek further assurances about the status of the Irish backstop provision in the EU Withdrawal Agreement, in an attempt to salvage the deal
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The Google Cloud Platform has been added to the federal government’s Certified Cloud Services List (CCSL), allowing the search engine giant to provide cloud services to government agencies, up to an unclassified dissemination limiting marker (DLM) level. The certification was handed out by the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC), which took the responsibility off the
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