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The two blokes unpack what a Digital ID is and how it's made to protect us, not take from us. So the question is - do you support a Digital ID? Will you use one? Meta's war on news continues as the News Tab disappears - but did anyone notice? What next for the media and Facebook? Also Uniden's latest Dashcam is a cracker, and just some talk about Nothing

Ford adopts Tesla's charging technology, Meta is killing the Facebook news tab, and Toys for Bob is going independent. It's Friday, March 1st and this is Engadget News. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Google hat derzeit ein Problem mit der Qualität der Suchergebnisse. Spam und KI-Massencontent machen der Suchmaschine zu schaffen. Die Qualität der Suchergebnisse, die Google präsentiert, leidet durch Spam und KI-Content. Das zeigt nicht nur eine aktuelle Studie, in welcher die Qualität der Suchergebnisse verschiedener Suchmaschinen untersucht wurde. Das Qualitätsproblem offenbart sich auch an vielen anderen Stellen. KI-Content belastet auch die Qualität von Google News und der Suchergebnisse im News-Tab der Google Suche. Neue Websites haben es dagegen oftmals schwer, in Google News aufgenommen zu werden, auch wenn sie mit viel Arbeit und Sorgfalt erstellt wurden. Zu diesen Problemen hat jetzt Danny Sullivan von Google Stellung genommen. In einem neuen Modul auf den Suchergebnisseiten fragt Google, ob Affiliate-Seiten und Seiten mit Produktbewertungen aus den Suchergebnissen hilfreich sind. Betreiber von Websites, die von 404-Spam, also von Massenlinks auf nicht bestehende URLs, betroffen sind, müssen laut Google nichts unternehmen

In this short episode of the Treble Victor Podcast, the podcast for Treble Victor members and prospective members we get a quick run through the website with a particular focus on where members can access the library of past webinars and interviews with members. 2021 and 2022 presented us with an opportunity and necessity to move our meeting on-line where we were able to capture them for review by new members and those looking to move or help others move into specific sectors.  Go to the News Tab on the website and click on Past Zoom Recordings to find the full library of content.  We are sure that you will find a nugget of information in one (more likely all) of the recordings that will help you to find the next career or business growth step that you are looking for. Make sure that your member profile and business profiles are up to date on the website to help others to find you.

For our latest season of the Media Voices Podcast, kindly sponsored by Poool, we'll be publishing ten episodes exploring the biggest trends of 2022 and how they affect publishers; from podcasts and newsletters to advertising, subscriptions, emerging technology and more. Our eighth episode looks at the major social media platforms, and how their relationship with publishers has fared after yet another tumultuous year. The story which has dominated much of the latter half of the year has been Musk's botched takeover of Twitter. Following months of will-he-won't-he, the billionaire finally completed the $44 billion purchase of the platform in late October. Since then, he has unleashed an unprecedented amount of chaos at Twitter HQ, from mass layoffs to badly thought-through verification plans. Publishers who are reliant on Twitter - or other products like their newsletter platform Revue - are now having to face the very real prospect of there being no Twitter left by the end of 2022. Twitter aren't the only ones to be struggling with layoffs and mismanagement this year. Meta - the umbrella company for Facebook and Instagram - suffered the biggest one-day loss in history for a US company in February, wiping $230 billion off the value of the company. In a number of firsts, Facebook reported a drop in daily user numbers, and their first-ever drop in revenue in July. By the end of October, Meta's shares had tumbled 24% to their lowest level in nearly four years following a 'train wreck' earnings report. Its bet that the metaverse will be the future is proving costly; Meta lost $9.4 billion on its metaverse unit Reality Labs, and expects to have significantly wider operating losses next year. Meta's rocky relationship with publishers is categorically over. As well as ending support for Instant Articles and pulling its new newsletter platform Bulletin, the company began telling news partners in the US that they no longer had plans to pay publishers for their content to run on the News Tab. Legislation looks unlikely to force any further movement on this. In response to Canada saying it would introduce an Australia-style bill to force payments to publishers, Facebook said it would simply block news content on the platform. But as some platforms fall, others rise to take their place. TikTok has cemented its spot as the biggest platform for young people, and is expected to reach 1.8 billion users by the end of 2022. But it has yet to make any serious attempts to grapple with misinformation or data concerns that are frequently raised. Nonetheless, a growing number of publishers are exploring the platform as a way to connect with younger audiences. This week we're joined by social media consultant and industry analyst Matt Navarra. Matt has over 15 years' experience in the industry, and also has first-hand knowledge of the publisher perspective, having been Director of Social Media for The Next Web. He runs the Geekout group and newsletter for social media professionals. This topic will be one of the chapters we explore in detail as part of our Media Moments 2022 report, launching on November 30th. Find out more and pre-register here to receive the report. This season of Media Voices is sponsored by Poool, the Membership and Subscription Suite used by over 120 publishers from around the world. The team behind Poool are industry experts who have put everything they know into the product, ready to respond to your ‘how' of launching & developing a reader revenue strategy. poool.tech | @PooolTech

Tuesday saw Facebook launching its News Tab for the first time outside the US, in the UK. Also in the US, Twitter launched a pilot community program called Birdwatch. This allows people to identify information in tweets they believe is misleading and write notes that provide informative context. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatsnewonthenet/message

Es ist schon wieder September, bald können wir uns also endlich wieder Gedanken über Weihnachtsgeschenke machen. Heute aber noch nicht, heute machen wir uns Gedanken und sprechen über andere Dinge: Stefan erzählt von Apple und fasst zusammen, was das nächste große Dinge sein könnte. Lars ist skeptisch. Und Lars erzählt von Facebooks Ankündigung, seinen News Tab jetzt auch nach Deutschland zu bringen, und warum sie das tun, vielleicht. Und zum Schluss noch eine Empfehlung für einen Beitrag zur, wie es scheint, ewigen Diskussion Tesla vs. deutsche Autobauer. Und warum wir alle dazu beitragen. Viel Spaß beim Hören, diesmal wieder in besserer Qualität.

Host: Taylor Wiegert (www.twitter.com/twiegert)This week’s headlines: TikTok Creators Fund Gets First Recipients, TikTok’s Acquisition Prospects Evolve and Facebook Bets on Finance.The week’s news quick hits: Facebook Gaming and App Store Face a Reckoning, Facebook is Riddled with QAnon, Facebook Group Admins Can Partner with Brands, Facebook Removing Publications with Political Ties from News Tab, Twitch Prime Rebrands to Prime Gaming, Twitter’s Reply Limiting Feature Rolling Out to All Users, Apple Redirects Users to News+ Instead of Publisher Sites, TikTok Collected MAC Addresses for 18 Months and Fortnite and Apple Butt Heads.Download or subscribe to this podcast at www.braveadworld.com/podcast.Find more social media marketing insights on the Brave Ad World blog at www.braveadworld.com.You can contact Brave Ad World at BraveAdWorld [at] gmail.com, or connect with Taylor on Twitter @twiegert.

Welcome to episode 153 of the EdTech Situation Room from October 30, 2019, where technology news meets educational analysis. This week Jason Neiffer (@techsavvyteach) and Wesley Fryer (@wfryer) discussed Twitter's announcement to stop accepting paid political advertisements for candidates or issues, Facebook's employee complaints over its political ad policy, challenges to Mark Zuckerberg in testimony before the U.S. Congress, and a "deep fake" video targeting Senator Lindsey Graham over the "Green New Deal." @SmarterEveryDay's fantastic 3 part YouTube series on the weaponization of social media, The Mastodon Project, and the Factitious news game (great for media literacy discussions) were mentioned and recommended. The availability of Thunderbolt 3 on some Chromebooks, a new CTL Chromebox at reasonable prices, and Microsoft's political win over Amazon for a HUGE new U.S. military contract were also discussed. The launch of Facebook's new "News Tab" with payments to some mainstream media publishers, the new RCS standard for SMS / cell phone text messaging, Apple's newly announced "AirPod Pro" headphones, and a mind stretching Google AI Blog announcement about predicting the smell of different molecules rounded out the show. Geeks of the Week included New Home Internet service from T-Mobile, amazing "Shot with iPhone" experiment videos from Apple, and a highly manipulative web service available called "The Spinner" perfect for a student media literacy lesson. Our show was live streamed and archived simultaneously on YouTube Live as well as our Facebook Live page via StreamYard.com. Please follow us on Twitter @edtechSR for updates, and join us LIVE on Wednesday nights if you can (normally) at 10 pm Eastern / 9 pm Central / 8 pm Mountain / 7 pm Pacific or 3 am UTC. All shownotes are available on http://edtechSR.com/links.

Auch in dieser Woche möchten wir Dir wieder die 5 wichtigsten Marketing News mit auf den Weg geben, damit Du stets up-to-Date bleibst! Hier die kompakte Übersicht: Größtes Google Update seit 5 Jahren https://onlinemarketing.de/news/bert-groesstes-google-update-seit-fuenf-jahren Facebook testet in den USA mit kapp 200.000 Usern den News Tab https://t3n.de/news/facebook-news-publisher-bekommen-1212687/ Bytedance plant einen Börsengang https://t3n.de/news/tiktok-mutter-bytedance-plant-1213458/ Google eröffnet die Shortcut-Domain .new für dritte Parteien https://t3n.de/news/google-oeffnet-shortcut-domain-1213671/ Zahlen für LinkedIn bekannt gegeben https://www.socialmediatoday.com/news/linkedin-engagement-continues-to-rise-as-per-microsofts-latest-performanc/565802/ Damit Du auch nächste Woche wieder bei den Marketing News dabei bist und immer auf dem neuesten Stand bleibst, abonniere diesen Podcast und gib uns gerne eine Bewertung! Am Sonntag kommt wieder ein richtig geiles Interview mit einem Marketing-Experten online... stay tuned! All the best, Sven und Team Vibrand LinkedIn Vibrand Media Blog Instagram

Breitbart soll Teil von Facebook News werden Keine Roaming-Gebühren für Reisende bei ungeregeltem Brexit US-Bürger gegen Facial Recognition UND "The Ocean Cleanup" will Flüsse von Plastikmüll befreien Facebook möchte "hochwertige und vertrauenswürdige News" anbieten. Zu den Medienpartnern gehört allerdings auch Breitbart. Steve Bannon hatte das rechtspopulistische Portal nach dem Tod des Gründers Andrew Breitbart als Plattform für "weiße Nationalisten" ausgebaut. Mehrfach sah sich Breitbart mit Vorwürfen konfrontiert, Stimmung gegen Einwanderer und dunkelhäutige Menschen gemacht zu haben, und wurde für irreführende und sogar falsche Berichterstattung kritisiert. Laut Facebook-Chef Mark Zuckerberg sollen unter dem neuen News-Tab diverse politische Ansichten zur Verfügung stehen. Reisende mit deutschem Handyvertrag surfen unabhängig vom Ausgang des Brexit-Dramas auch in Zukunft ohne Zusatzkosten in Großbritannien mit dem Smartphone im Internet. Die drei größten deutschen Mobilfunk-Anbieter teilten auf Anfrage der Deutschen Presse-Agentur mit, dass sie auch nach einem ungeregelten EU-Austritt dort zumindest vorerst keine Roaming-Gebühren erheben werden. Solche Gebühren sind in den meisten Staaten außerhalb der EU üblich. In den Vereinigten Staaten gibt es ein Chaos bei der Regulierung der Gesichtserkennung. Aktivisten versuchen nun, Gesetze auf Bundes-, Landes- oder Regionalebene durchzusetzen, um den Datenschutz aufrecht zu erhalten, berichtet Technology Review in seiner Online-Ausgabe.Privatfirmen und Immobilienbesitzer unterliegen bislang keinen Restriktionen – und Gesichtserkennung taucht folglich auch verstärkt in Wohnhäusern und Hotels auf. Privatsphärenschützer sind besorgt, dass Dauerüberwachung zu Diskriminierung führt und eine abschreckende Wirkung auf die freie Meinungsäußerung haben könnte. Die niederländische Stiftung "The Ocean Cleanup" hat ein neues Projekt vorgestellt, mit dem Plastikmüll aus Flüssen gefischt werden soll: Eine "The Interceptor" genannte schwimmende Müllsammelanlage soll den nahe der Wasseroberfläche schwimmenden Abfall aufsammeln, selbstständig verstauen und auf diese Weise täglich zwischen 50 und 100 Tonnen Abfall bergen. Diese und weitere aktuelle Nachrichten finden Sie ausführlich auf heise.de

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What is going on at Facebook and does it does it bode for its long-term business model? And can we put a value on news feeds curated by journalists? We talk about Zuck's testimony this week, and other interesting things about the technology giant's behavior. THIS WEEK's FAST FIVE > Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile have just announced that they are joining forces to deliver RCS messaging in the US for Android smartphones in 2020. > NVIDIA's debuts its Smart Everything Revolution proposition at Mobile World Congress Americas (MWCA) 2019. > Samsung's fingerprint sensor “flaw” wasn't what people think it is. > Ericsson provides its perspective on what is essential to make 5G mainstream. > Qualcomm showcased its ecosystem influence at the 5G Summit. This week's Tech Bites Winner: We focused on Softbank and its investment strategies as it relates to the company's Vision Fund. How will Softbank navigate the fallout from the WeWork IPO implosion and ongoing losses at Uber? Our Crystal Ball: Facebook's news tab play. Is it a win or disaster in the making? Who gets paid and how? Is it fostering deeper divisions and split realities for Facebook users? Does Zuckerberg even understand what his platform actually is (as opposed to what he claims it is)? INFORMATION: This Futurum Podcast features , Olivier Blanchard (@OABlanchard)and Ron Westfall (@RonaldWestfal14). If you haven't already, please subscribe to our show on iTunes or SoundCloud. For inquiries or more information on the show, email the team at podcast@futurumresearch.com or follow @FuturumPodcast on Twitter. To learn more about Futurum Research please visit www.futurumresearch.com. DISCLOSURE: Futurum Research is a research and analysis provider, not an investment advisor. The Futurum Tech Podcast (and all related written notes and materials) is a newsletter/podcast intended for entertainment and informational purposes only. Futurum Research does not provide personalized investment advice and no investment advice is offered or implied by this podcast. ###

News Corp and Facebook reach an agreement on licensing headlines for its upcoming news tab, Libra's David Marcus says the project is open to alternative approaches to its token, and HTC announces the Exodus 1s.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Matt talks about Hurricane Dorian, Hetrosexuality is now frowned upon and Facebook is going to censor more Conservatives with a News Tab.

eMarketer principal analyst Nicole Perrin discusses Facebook’s plan to give publishers more curation control over how their articles look on the platform. She also talks about the implications of letting Yelp users personalize their homepage experience and how effective the BBC’s new voice assistant can be in a competitive digital market.

Facebook is launching a new News Tab, starting a new chapter in the vexed, complicated, messy relationship between the platform and the press. And actually, I think it's off to a pretty good start. Read more about Facebook's troubled relationship with publishers here: https://www.wired.com/story/facebook-mark-zuckerberg-15-months-of-fresh-hell/

The Plus Size Events App provides a central location for local, regional, national and international events that service the plus size or full figured community. The Plus Size Events App also provides daily fashion and community information via our News Tab, allows the plus size community to share images from attended events, includes monthly business and model features and much more. You can find the app in the iTunes or Google Play stores. Or Text PLUSSIZEEVENTS to 40691 from you phone, and you will receive the links to download the app on your phone.

Instagram announces IGTV, Facebook trials membership fees for group admins, rumors that Snapchat has updated their spectacles to export videos on a non-circular format, Tinder introduces a new feature called 'picks'and Reddit has launched a ‘news’ tab for their IOS app

Podcast:Big Moves, Big Trends and Better Trading ConditionsIn this video: 00:40    Big moves on the USD/JPY 02:10     The importance of trading what you see and not what you think 04:19     The safest way to trade during Non Farm PayrollWe’ve seen some big moves in the Forex Market this week. Have you made money from those big moves? Let’s talk about that right now. Hi Forex traders it’s Andrew Mitchem here and I’m the owner of the Forex Trading Coach and there have been some huge moves on many of the Forex pairs this week. I want to ask you a very simple question: Have you benefited from that? Have you profited? Have you made money this week from those big moves? Because over the last couple of years we’ve seen some fairly average and ordinary, difficult trading conditions when the market has been quite flat and it’s been up one day and it’s been down and up and down. It’s been quite difficult. But this last couple of weeks, we’ve seen some huge moves on many of the pairs especially the U.S. and also the Japanese Yen so question again: Have you profited from that? Because  the setups have been there,  there have been big moves, big trends and it’s been relatively; I don’t like to use the word “easy” but it’s been a lot better trading conditions for trading and making good profits when you get those big runs, it’s been across all time frames.  So let’s talk about a few of those because the issue that people have; I’ll give you a classic example. I was talking to a client of mine who lives in the U.S. this morning and he was saying, “Hey Andrew with this USD/JPY, you know you get to stay, “Do you think, can’t it get any further?” “No surely it can’t go further”. And the problem is then your mind set to start to take over and people over complicate things. They way that I like to trade is I see what’s happening on the chart and make a decision from there. When the U.S. /Yen got up to 110.00 a lot of people are saying, “Well I can’t go any further.” You know it’s a big strong psychological resistance area. Big barrier 110, it’s not going further, it’s going to come back surely. And it hasn’t, it just continued to go through 111, 112, 113, 114. The next big barrier is 115 and right now as I’m recording this it’s around about 115.00 just to touch over. The Importance Of Trading What You See It could pull back today slightly but the 115 you know is not the end of the run? The charts will tell us that but it’s really important to then trade what you see on the charts not what you think and you don’t need to over complicate your trading. The charts say that the bullish run is lightly to continue. Look for buy trades on the U.S. /Yen on the daily charts or any other time frame charts that you wish. Now , I’ve been calling buy trades for my clients for the last two weeks on the weekly charts because of the strong bullish nature of the U.S. /Yen. I’ve also on many of the days over the last couple of weeks been calling for not only the U.S. /Yen pair to look for buy trades but all round I’ve been looking for predominant strength in the U.S. Dollar (USD) and weakness in the Japanese Yen (JPY). The Yen and the U.S. have been at the strong and the weak pairs against a lot of other currencies as well. So it’s been plenty of really good opportunities there anything short against the U.S. with the U.S. strength and anything buying against the Yen with the Japanese Yen (JPY) weakness. As I’ve said I’ve been calling those to my clients and also freely available in a slightly reduced form but freely available on my website on the News Tab and also on Forex Peace Army, Facebook, etc. like that. Also the Gold and Silver has been affected a lot as well because the U.S. /Yen is now at a level not seen since 2007,