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In this week's "What's Up THIS WEEK" episode, host Jay Schwedelson gives a brief rundown of some of the latest happenings across social media, entertainment, and pop culture.He discusses new video features being rolled out on LinkedIn, upcoming email authentication requirements from Microsoft, insights from Meta's latest content report on what people are viewing most on Facebook, TikTok testing DM streaks similar to Snapchat, and more.=================================================================Best Moments:(00:53) LinkedIn adding TikTok-like vertical video feed (02:00) Microsoft joining Gmail and Yahoo in requiring email authentication and low spam rates(02:43) Key stats from Meta's latest Widely Viewed Content Report (yes, that's the real name)(05:02) TikTok beta testing DM streaks like Snapchat=================================================================PARTNER WITH JAY AND GURU Media Hub HERE:www.GuruMediaHub.comPartner with Jay or have Jay on YOUR podcast:www.JaySchwedelson.comJay's Agency:www.OutcomeMedia.com=================================================================MASSIVE thank you to our Sponsor, Marigold!!Marigold is a relationship marketing platform designed to help you acquire new customers and turn them into superfans with their best-in-class loyalty solutions. Don't take my word for it though, American Airlines, Honeybaked Ham, Title Boxing, and Notre Dame University are also customers!Regardless of your size, check out Marigold today to get the solution you need to grow your business!Check out this free content Jay has loved digesting, Marigold's 2024 Retail Trends Guide.

On this episode of the MadTech Podcast, Mat Broughton is joined by Rachel Smith and Roscoe Williamson, Global Creative Strategy & Innovation Director at MassiveMusic and Songtradr. 

Heute u.a. mit folgenden Nachrichten:3 - Robert Habeck präsentiert Entwurf für Startup-Strategie - Trade Republic mit 250 Millionen Euro Runde - Bosch mit 250 Millionen Euro Fonds - Tesla kündigt Optimus Präsentation an - Alibaba liefert 10 Millionen Pakete mit Robotern aus - Falschparker-Gebühren beim E-Scooter-Anbieter Lime - Tesla will womöglich 10 Prozent der Mitarbeiter entlassen - TikTok mit erstem Paid Format - StoneCo verdoppelt Umsatzwachstum - Microsoft senkt Umsatzprognose Heute begrüßen wir im Rahmen der Reihe “Investments & Exits” Luis Hanemann, Partner bei Headline.

Wird YouTube bald hauptsächlich zu Shopping-Plattform? Drei neue Live-Stream Shopping Features lassen das vermuten. In der neusten Folge des Digital Bash Podcast – Weekly Update sprich OnlineMarketing.de-Redakteurin Nadine von Piechowski über YouTubes E-Commerce-Pläne und ob ein Comeback des Teleshopping absehbar ist. Außerdem im Überblick: Erstaunliche User-Zahl-Prognose für TikTok Microsoft spiel WeihnachtsmannTwitter entfernt den Auto-Refresh-Modus Wie beantworten die Frage, ob gefettete Schrift zu einem besseren Google-Ranking beiträgtStudie: Nur ein Viertel der Twitter User sind für nahezu den gesamten Content verantwortlich Hol dir jetzt dein Update der Woche in unter 10 Minuten! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Was bewegt das Netz? Worüber sprechen die User? Zu jeder Radiofolge Onlinegeister stellen wir Euch ganz individuell ein Info-Update der aktuellen Nachrichten und News als Briefing zusammen: unsere Hausmeistereien. Kompakt kuratiert und analysiert! Inhalte der Sendung Ab 00:00:00 – Intro, …

Was bewegt das Netz? Worüber sprechen die User? (Fast) wöchentlich stellen wir Euch bei SocialMediaStatistik.de unsere persönlichen Highlights aus dem Social Web vor. Der Beitrag TikTok, Microsoft & Their Tube | Briefing & Podcast erschien zuerst auf DER Social-Media-Blog und Statistikpool.

Leo and the DuoOne week in (almost), what's his take on the Surface Duo?MJF's review: Nice hardware, confusing softwareOverall, the reviews are very negative. The TikTok clock has stopped for Microsoft A bullet dodged Good luck, OracleThis is the last time we ever talk about this. LET'S HOPE! Windows 10: Where are we now? Windows 10 20H2 should be released any day now Windows 10 build 20215 (Dev) hit today with one new featureWhen will testers start getting 10X builds, given it's expected to debut in spring 2021? Will they get 10X builds?Plus... Microsoft is working to make update blocker messages better Your Phone's App feature is on more Samsung phones .. But not Surface Duo Subscription bundles: The future? Apple launched several AppleOne service bundles yesterday (all for consumers) But don't forget the antitrust concerns!Microsoft has a lot of work and home subscription bundles, too, but so far, no crossover bundles. Maybe MetaOS signals a change is coming XboxProject xCloud Cloud Gaming is here Apple says FU to Microsoft and Cloud Gaming Microsoft gets a bit more transparent about data collection on Xbox Xbox One S launch video leaksWin an Xbox One X at Taco Bell Tip of the week: Change your browser, email app defaults on iOS to Microsoft apps. The latest beta versions of Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Outlook now work with iOS 14. App pick of the week: Visual Studio Code. Visual Studio Code has emerged as the go-to developer editor on all platforms, including Linux. Part of the appeal is its extensibility. This week, Microsoft shipped its C++ extension. Enterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Ignite is next week. Ignite 2020 a 2 day virtual event kicking off on Tuesday. The (partial?) session list is up for those who register. Expect lots of cloud, hybrid, Power Platform, M365 but also some Project Reunion stuff, possibly. MJF and Paul will banter live right after WW next week with the Patch & Switch guys.Codename pick of the week: Project OneFuzz Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: LastPass.com/twit tailorstore.com/twit offer code TWIT WWT.COM/TWIT

Leo and the DuoOne week in (almost), what's his take on the Surface Duo?MJF's review: Nice hardware, confusing softwareOverall, the reviews are very negative. The TikTok clock has stopped for Microsoft A bullet dodged Good luck, OracleThis is the last time we ever talk about this. LET'S HOPE! Windows 10: Where are we now? Windows 10 20H2 should be released any day now Windows 10 build 20215 (Dev) hit today with one new featureWhen will testers start getting 10X builds, given it's expected to debut in spring 2021? Will they get 10X builds?Plus... Microsoft is working to make update blocker messages better Your Phone's App feature is on more Samsung phones .. But not Surface Duo Subscription bundles: The future? Apple launched several AppleOne service bundles yesterday (all for consumers) But don't forget the antitrust concerns!Microsoft has a lot of work and home subscription bundles, too, but so far, no crossover bundles. Maybe MetaOS signals a change is coming XboxProject xCloud Cloud Gaming is here Apple says FU to Microsoft and Cloud Gaming Microsoft gets a bit more transparent about data collection on Xbox Xbox One S launch video leaksWin an Xbox One X at Taco Bell Tip of the week: Change your browser, email app defaults on iOS to Microsoft apps. The latest beta versions of Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Outlook now work with iOS 14. App pick of the week: Visual Studio Code. Visual Studio Code has emerged as the go-to developer editor on all platforms, including Linux. Part of the appeal is its extensibility. This week, Microsoft shipped its C++ extension. Enterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Ignite is next week. Ignite 2020 a 2 day virtual event kicking off on Tuesday. The (partial?) session list is up for those who register. Expect lots of cloud, hybrid, Power Platform, M365 but also some Project Reunion stuff, possibly. MJF and Paul will banter live right after WW next week with the Patch & Switch guys.Codename pick of the week: Project OneFuzz Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: LastPass.com/twit tailorstore.com/twit offer code TWIT WWT.COM/TWIT

Leo and the DuoOne week in (almost), what's his take on the Surface Duo?MJF's review: Nice hardware, confusing softwareOverall, the reviews are very negative. The TikTok clock has stopped for Microsoft A bullet dodged Good luck, OracleThis is the last time we ever talk about this. LET'S HOPE! Windows 10: Where are we now? Windows 10 20H2 should be released any day now Windows 10 build 20215 (Dev) hit today with one new featureWhen will testers start getting 10X builds, given it's expected to debut in spring 2021? Will they get 10X builds?Plus... Microsoft is working to make update blocker messages better Your Phone's App feature is on more Samsung phones .. But not Surface Duo Subscription bundles: The future? Apple launched several AppleOne service bundles yesterday (all for consumers) But don't forget the antitrust concerns!Microsoft has a lot of work and home subscription bundles, too, but so far, no crossover bundles. Maybe MetaOS signals a change is coming XboxProject xCloud Cloud Gaming is here Apple says FU to Microsoft and Cloud Gaming Microsoft gets a bit more transparent about data collection on Xbox Xbox One S launch video leaksWin an Xbox One X at Taco Bell Tip of the week: Change your browser, email app defaults on iOS to Microsoft apps. The latest beta versions of Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Outlook now work with iOS 14. App pick of the week: Visual Studio Code. Visual Studio Code has emerged as the go-to developer editor on all platforms, including Linux. Part of the appeal is its extensibility. This week, Microsoft shipped its C++ extension. Enterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Ignite is next week. Ignite 2020 a 2 day virtual event kicking off on Tuesday. The (partial?) session list is up for those who register. Expect lots of cloud, hybrid, Power Platform, M365 but also some Project Reunion stuff, possibly. MJF and Paul will banter live right after WW next week with the Patch & Switch guys.Codename pick of the week: Project OneFuzz Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: LastPass.com/twit tailorstore.com/twit offer code TWIT WWT.COM/TWIT

Leo and the DuoOne week in (almost), what's his take on the Surface Duo?MJF's review: Nice hardware, confusing softwareOverall, the reviews are very negative. The TikTok clock has stopped for Microsoft A bullet dodged Good luck, OracleThis is the last time we ever talk about this. LET'S HOPE! Windows 10: Where are we now? Windows 10 20H2 should be released any day now Windows 10 build 20215 (Dev) hit today with one new featureWhen will testers start getting 10X builds, given it's expected to debut in spring 2021? Will they get 10X builds?Plus... Microsoft is working to make update blocker messages better Your Phone's App feature is on more Samsung phones .. But not Surface Duo Subscription bundles: The future? Apple launched several AppleOne service bundles yesterday (all for consumers) But don't forget the antitrust concerns!Microsoft has a lot of work and home subscription bundles, too, but so far, no crossover bundles. Maybe MetaOS signals a change is coming XboxProject xCloud Cloud Gaming is here Apple says FU to Microsoft and Cloud Gaming Microsoft gets a bit more transparent about data collection on Xbox Xbox One S launch video leaksWin an Xbox One X at Taco Bell Tip of the week: Change your browser, email app defaults on iOS to Microsoft apps. The latest beta versions of Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Outlook now work with iOS 14. App pick of the week: Visual Studio Code. Visual Studio Code has emerged as the go-to developer editor on all platforms, including Linux. Part of the appeal is its extensibility. This week, Microsoft shipped its C++ extension. Enterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Ignite is next week. Ignite 2020 a 2 day virtual event kicking off on Tuesday. The (partial?) session list is up for those who register. Expect lots of cloud, hybrid, Power Platform, M365 but also some Project Reunion stuff, possibly. MJF and Paul will banter live right after WW next week with the Patch & Switch guys.Codename pick of the week: Project OneFuzz Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: LastPass.com/twit tailorstore.com/twit offer code TWIT WWT.COM/TWIT

Leo and the DuoOne week in (almost), what's his take on the Surface Duo?MJF's review: Nice hardware, confusing softwareOverall, the reviews are very negative. The TikTok clock has stopped for Microsoft A bullet dodged Good luck, OracleThis is the last time we ever talk about this. LET'S HOPE! Windows 10: Where are we now? Windows 10 20H2 should be released any day now Windows 10 build 20215 (Dev) hit today with one new featureWhen will testers start getting 10X builds, given it's expected to debut in spring 2021? Will they get 10X builds?Plus... Microsoft is working to make update blocker messages better Your Phone's App feature is on more Samsung phones .. But not Surface Duo Subscription bundles: The future? Apple launched several AppleOne service bundles yesterday (all for consumers) But don't forget the antitrust concerns!Microsoft has a lot of work and home subscription bundles, too, but so far, no crossover bundles. Maybe MetaOS signals a change is coming XboxProject xCloud Cloud Gaming is here Apple says FU to Microsoft and Cloud Gaming Microsoft gets a bit more transparent about data collection on Xbox Xbox One S launch video leaksWin an Xbox One X at Taco Bell Tip of the week: Change your browser, email app defaults on iOS to Microsoft apps. The latest beta versions of Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Outlook now work with iOS 14. App pick of the week: Visual Studio Code. Visual Studio Code has emerged as the go-to developer editor on all platforms, including Linux. Part of the appeal is its extensibility. This week, Microsoft shipped its C++ extension. Enterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Ignite is next week. Ignite 2020 a 2 day virtual event kicking off on Tuesday. The (partial?) session list is up for those who register. Expect lots of cloud, hybrid, Power Platform, M365 but also some Project Reunion stuff, possibly. MJF and Paul will banter live right after WW next week with the Patch & Switch guys.Codename pick of the week: Project OneFuzz Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: LastPass.com/twit tailorstore.com/twit offer code TWIT WWT.COM/TWIT

Leo and the DuoOne week in (almost), what's his take on the Surface Duo?MJF's review: Nice hardware, confusing softwareOverall, the reviews are very negative. The TikTok clock has stopped for Microsoft A bullet dodged Good luck, OracleThis is the last time we ever talk about this. LET'S HOPE! Windows 10: Where are we now? Windows 10 20H2 should be released any day now Windows 10 build 20215 (Dev) hit today with one new featureWhen will testers start getting 10X builds, given it's expected to debut in spring 2021? Will they get 10X builds?Plus... Microsoft is working to make update blocker messages better Your Phone's App feature is on more Samsung phones .. But not Surface Duo Subscription bundles: The future? Apple launched several AppleOne service bundles yesterday (all for consumers) But don't forget the antitrust concerns!Microsoft has a lot of work and home subscription bundles, too, but so far, no crossover bundles. Maybe MetaOS signals a change is coming XboxProject xCloud Cloud Gaming is here Apple says FU to Microsoft and Cloud Gaming Microsoft gets a bit more transparent about data collection on Xbox Xbox One S launch video leaksWin an Xbox One X at Taco Bell Tip of the week: Change your browser, email app defaults on iOS to Microsoft apps. The latest beta versions of Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Outlook now work with iOS 14. App pick of the week: Visual Studio Code. Visual Studio Code has emerged as the go-to developer editor on all platforms, including Linux. Part of the appeal is its extensibility. This week, Microsoft shipped its C++ extension. Enterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Ignite is next week. Ignite 2020 a 2 day virtual event kicking off on Tuesday. The (partial?) session list is up for those who register. Expect lots of cloud, hybrid, Power Platform, M365 but also some Project Reunion stuff, possibly. MJF and Paul will banter live right after WW next week with the Patch & Switch guys.Codename pick of the week: Project OneFuzz Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: LastPass.com/twit tailorstore.com/twit offer code TWIT WWT.COM/TWIT

Leo and the DuoOne week in (almost), what's his take on the Surface Duo?MJF's review: Nice hardware, confusing softwareOverall, the reviews are very negative. The TikTok clock has stopped for Microsoft A bullet dodged Good luck, OracleThis is the last time we ever talk about this. LET'S HOPE! Windows 10: Where are we now? Windows 10 20H2 should be released any day now Windows 10 build 20215 (Dev) hit today with one new featureWhen will testers start getting 10X builds, given it's expected to debut in spring 2021? Will they get 10X builds?Plus... Microsoft is working to make update blocker messages better Your Phone's App feature is on more Samsung phones .. But not Surface Duo Subscription bundles: The future? Apple launched several AppleOne service bundles yesterday (all for consumers) But don't forget the antitrust concerns!Microsoft has a lot of work and home subscription bundles, too, but so far, no crossover bundles. Maybe MetaOS signals a change is coming XboxProject xCloud Cloud Gaming is here Apple says FU to Microsoft and Cloud Gaming Microsoft gets a bit more transparent about data collection on Xbox Xbox One S launch video leaksWin an Xbox One X at Taco Bell Tip of the week: Change your browser, email app defaults on iOS to Microsoft apps. The latest beta versions of Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Outlook now work with iOS 14. App pick of the week: Visual Studio Code. Visual Studio Code has emerged as the go-to developer editor on all platforms, including Linux. Part of the appeal is its extensibility. This week, Microsoft shipped its C++ extension. Enterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Ignite is next week. Ignite 2020 a 2 day virtual event kicking off on Tuesday. The (partial?) session list is up for those who register. Expect lots of cloud, hybrid, Power Platform, M365 but also some Project Reunion stuff, possibly. MJF and Paul will banter live right after WW next week with the Patch & Switch guys.Codename pick of the week: Project OneFuzz Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: LastPass.com/twit tailorstore.com/twit offer code TWIT WWT.COM/TWIT

Leo and the DuoOne week in (almost), what's his take on the Surface Duo?MJF's review: Nice hardware, confusing softwareOverall, the reviews are very negative. The TikTok clock has stopped for Microsoft A bullet dodged Good luck, OracleThis is the last time we ever talk about this. LET'S HOPE! Windows 10: Where are we now? Windows 10 20H2 should be released any day now Windows 10 build 20215 (Dev) hit today with one new featureWhen will testers start getting 10X builds, given it's expected to debut in spring 2021? Will they get 10X builds?Plus... Microsoft is working to make update blocker messages better Your Phone's App feature is on more Samsung phones .. But not Surface Duo Subscription bundles: The future? Apple launched several AppleOne service bundles yesterday (all for consumers) But don't forget the antitrust concerns!Microsoft has a lot of work and home subscription bundles, too, but so far, no crossover bundles. Maybe MetaOS signals a change is coming XboxProject xCloud Cloud Gaming is here Apple says FU to Microsoft and Cloud Gaming Microsoft gets a bit more transparent about data collection on Xbox Xbox One S launch video leaksWin an Xbox One X at Taco Bell Tip of the week: Change your browser, email app defaults on iOS to Microsoft apps. The latest beta versions of Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Outlook now work with iOS 14. App pick of the week: Visual Studio Code. Visual Studio Code has emerged as the go-to developer editor on all platforms, including Linux. Part of the appeal is its extensibility. This week, Microsoft shipped its C++ extension. Enterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Ignite is next week. Ignite 2020 a 2 day virtual event kicking off on Tuesday. The (partial?) session list is up for those who register. Expect lots of cloud, hybrid, Power Platform, M365 but also some Project Reunion stuff, possibly. MJF and Paul will banter live right after WW next week with the Patch & Switch guys.Codename pick of the week: Project OneFuzz Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: LastPass.com/twit tailorstore.com/twit offer code TWIT WWT.COM/TWIT

Leo and the DuoOne week in (almost), what's his take on the Surface Duo?MJF's review: Nice hardware, confusing softwareOverall, the reviews are very negative. The TikTok clock has stopped for Microsoft A bullet dodged Good luck, OracleThis is the last time we ever talk about this. LET'S HOPE! Windows 10: Where are we now? Windows 10 20H2 should be released any day now Windows 10 build 20215 (Dev) hit today with one new featureWhen will testers start getting 10X builds, given it's expected to debut in spring 2021? Will they get 10X builds?Plus... Microsoft is working to make update blocker messages better Your Phone's App feature is on more Samsung phones .. But not Surface Duo Subscription bundles: The future? Apple launched several AppleOne service bundles yesterday (all for consumers) But don't forget the antitrust concerns!Microsoft has a lot of work and home subscription bundles, too, but so far, no crossover bundles. Maybe MetaOS signals a change is coming XboxProject xCloud Cloud Gaming is here Apple says FU to Microsoft and Cloud Gaming Microsoft gets a bit more transparent about data collection on Xbox Xbox One S launch video leaksWin an Xbox One X at Taco Bell Tip of the week: Change your browser, email app defaults on iOS to Microsoft apps. The latest beta versions of Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Outlook now work with iOS 14. App pick of the week: Visual Studio Code. Visual Studio Code has emerged as the go-to developer editor on all platforms, including Linux. Part of the appeal is its extensibility. This week, Microsoft shipped its C++ extension. Enterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Ignite is next week. Ignite 2020 a 2 day virtual event kicking off on Tuesday. The (partial?) session list is up for those who register. Expect lots of cloud, hybrid, Power Platform, M365 but also some Project Reunion stuff, possibly. MJF and Paul will banter live right after WW next week with the Patch & Switch guys.Codename pick of the week: Project OneFuzz Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: LastPass.com/twit tailorstore.com/twit offer code TWIT WWT.COM/TWIT

Leo and the DuoOne week in (almost), what's his take on the Surface Duo?MJF's review: Nice hardware, confusing softwareOverall, the reviews are very negative. The TikTok clock has stopped for Microsoft A bullet dodged Good luck, OracleThis is the last time we ever talk about this. LET'S HOPE! Windows 10: Where are we now? Windows 10 20H2 should be released any day now Windows 10 build 20215 (Dev) hit today with one new featureWhen will testers start getting 10X builds, given it's expected to debut in spring 2021? Will they get 10X builds?Plus... Microsoft is working to make update blocker messages better Your Phone's App feature is on more Samsung phones .. But not Surface Duo Subscription bundles: The future? Apple launched several AppleOne service bundles yesterday (all for consumers) But don't forget the antitrust concerns!Microsoft has a lot of work and home subscription bundles, too, but so far, no crossover bundles. Maybe MetaOS signals a change is coming XboxProject xCloud Cloud Gaming is here Apple says FU to Microsoft and Cloud Gaming Microsoft gets a bit more transparent about data collection on Xbox Xbox One S launch video leaksWin an Xbox One X at Taco Bell Tip of the week: Change your browser, email app defaults on iOS to Microsoft apps. The latest beta versions of Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Outlook now work with iOS 14. App pick of the week: Visual Studio Code. Visual Studio Code has emerged as the go-to developer editor on all platforms, including Linux. Part of the appeal is its extensibility. This week, Microsoft shipped its C++ extension. Enterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Ignite is next week. Ignite 2020 a 2 day virtual event kicking off on Tuesday. The (partial?) session list is up for those who register. Expect lots of cloud, hybrid, Power Platform, M365 but also some Project Reunion stuff, possibly. MJF and Paul will banter live right after WW next week with the Patch & Switch guys.Codename pick of the week: Project OneFuzz Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: LastPass.com/twit tailorstore.com/twit offer code TWIT WWT.COM/TWIT

Leo and the DuoOne week in (almost), what's his take on the Surface Duo?MJF's review: Nice hardware, confusing softwareOverall, the reviews are very negative. The TikTok clock has stopped for Microsoft A bullet dodged Good luck, OracleThis is the last time we ever talk about this. LET'S HOPE! Windows 10: Where are we now? Windows 10 20H2 should be released any day now Windows 10 build 20215 (Dev) hit today with one new featureWhen will testers start getting 10X builds, given it's expected to debut in spring 2021? Will they get 10X builds?Plus... Microsoft is working to make update blocker messages better Your Phone's App feature is on more Samsung phones .. But not Surface Duo Subscription bundles: The future? Apple launched several AppleOne service bundles yesterday (all for consumers) But don't forget the antitrust concerns!Microsoft has a lot of work and home subscription bundles, too, but so far, no crossover bundles. Maybe MetaOS signals a change is coming XboxProject xCloud Cloud Gaming is here Apple says FU to Microsoft and Cloud Gaming Microsoft gets a bit more transparent about data collection on Xbox Xbox One S launch video leaksWin an Xbox One X at Taco Bell Tip of the week: Change your browser, email app defaults on iOS to Microsoft apps. The latest beta versions of Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Outlook now work with iOS 14. App pick of the week: Visual Studio Code. Visual Studio Code has emerged as the go-to developer editor on all platforms, including Linux. Part of the appeal is its extensibility. This week, Microsoft shipped its C++ extension. Enterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Ignite is next week. Ignite 2020 a 2 day virtual event kicking off on Tuesday. The (partial?) session list is up for those who register. Expect lots of cloud, hybrid, Power Platform, M365 but also some Project Reunion stuff, possibly. MJF and Paul will banter live right after WW next week with the Patch & Switch guys.Codename pick of the week: Project OneFuzz Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: LastPass.com/twit tailorstore.com/twit offer code TWIT WWT.COM/TWIT

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines.This is Equity Monday, our weekly kickoff that tracks the latest big news, chats about the coming week, digs into some recent funding rounds and mulls over a larger theme or narrative from the private markets. You can follow the show on Twitter here and myself here — and don’t forget to check out last Friday’s episode.What a weekend behind us, and what a week ahead. Disrupt kicks off today, so the TechCrunch crew is busy as heck getting all the final touches put on. Snag a ticket here and we will see you soon.On the podcast this morning:Stocks are set to open sharply higher as we hit record, a good and welcome comeback for investors in both private and public tech companies.The NVIDIA-ARM deal is finally a go, so we can put the entire saga to rest at last.All things TikTok: Microsoft losing the deal, Oracle possibly winning the deal, the Chinese government saying no to the whole affair, and the Chinese government only saying no to part of the deal? What is clear is that the deal is under pressure to happen and not to happen. We'll know more soon.Descartes Underwriting raised $18.5 million for its insurtech solution, while Xometry raised $75 million in a Series E for offshore manufacturing in factories with spare capacity.GoJek and Grab may merge.And, finally, the CBP is a huge mess and an embarrassment.Ok, that's all we have time for today. See you at Disrupt in a few hours!

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Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines.This is Equity Monday, our weekly kickoff that tracks the latest big news, chats about the coming week, digs into some recent funding rounds and mulls over a larger theme or narrative from the private markets. You can follow the show on Twitter here and myself here — and don’t forget to check out last Friday’s episode.What a weekend behind us, and what a week ahead. Disrupt kicks off today, so the TechCrunch crew is busy as heck getting all the final touches put on. Snag a ticket here and we will see you soon.On the podcast this morning:Stocks are set to open sharply higher as we hit record, a good and welcome comeback for investors in both private and public tech companies.The NVIDIA-ARM deal is finally a go, so we can put the entire saga to rest at last.All things TikTok: Microsoft losing the deal, Oracle possibly winning the deal, the Chinese government saying no to the whole affair, and the Chinese government only saying no to part of the deal? What is clear is that the deal is under pressure to happen and not to happen. We'll know more soon.Descartes Underwriting raised $18.5 million for its insurtech solution, while Xometry raised $75 million in a Series E for offshore manufacturing in factories with spare capacity.GoJek and Grab may merge.And, finally, the CBP is a huge mess and an embarrassment.Ok, that's all we have time for today. See you at Disrupt in a few hours!

When will we know about the TikTok sale? Xbox Series S leaks again Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott For full show notes on this episode, visit https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly/episodes/688 Sponsors: Wasabi.com offer code WINDOWS barracuda.com/windows adobe.com/businessmoves

When will we know about the TikTok sale? Xbox Series S leaks again Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott For full show notes on this episode, visit https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly/episodes/688 Sponsors: Wasabi.com offer code WINDOWS barracuda.com/windows adobe.com/businessmoves

When will we know about the TikTok sale? Xbox Series S leaks again Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott For full show notes on this episode, visit https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly/episodes/688 Sponsors: Wasabi.com offer code WINDOWS barracuda.com/windows adobe.com/businessmoves

When will we know about the TikTok sale? Xbox Series S leaks again Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott For full show notes on this episode, visit https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly/episodes/688 Sponsors: Wasabi.com offer code WINDOWS barracuda.com/windows adobe.com/businessmoves

When will we know about the TikTok sale? Xbox Series S leaks again Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott For full show notes on this episode, visit https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly/episodes/688 Sponsors: Wasabi.com offer code WINDOWS barracuda.com/windows adobe.com/businessmoves

Facebook ဟာ feature အသစ်က တစ်ဆင့် in-app purchase အခွန် ၃၀ ရာခိုင်နှုန်း ကောက်ခံမယ့်အကြောင်း သုံးစွဲသူတွေဆီ သတင်းပေးမယ့် ကိစ္စအပေါ် Apple က တားမြစ်ထားတဲ့အကြောင်း၊ အမေရိကန်လက်လီစတိုးကုမ္ပဏီကြီး Walmart ဟာ Tiktok အမေရိကန်လုပ်ငန်းကို ဝယ်ယူဖို့ Microsoft နဲ့ပူးပေါင်းလိုက်တဲ့အကြောင်း၊ Samsung ဟာ ဩဂုတ်လ ၅ ရက်က Galaxy Unpacked ပွဲကို ပြုလုပ်ထားပေမယ့် အားရပုံ မရသေးပါဘူး။ အခုဆိုရင် Galaxy Unpacked Part 2 ကို စက်တင်ဘာလ ၁ ရက်မှာ ထပ်မံ ပြုလုပ်သွားမယ်လို့ ကြေညာလိုက်တဲ့အကြောင်း စတဲ့ ပြည်တွင်း ပြည်ပ နည်းပညာသတင်းတွေကို အင်တာနက်ဂျာနယ် တစ်နေ့တာ သတင်းအသံလွှင့်အစီအစဉ်ရဲ့ ဒီနေ့အတွက်အပိုင်းသစ်မှာ တင်ဆက်ပေးထားပါတယ်။

Épisode 437 : Youpi c'est la rentrée ! On fait le tour de l'actualité social media ! Dans cet épisode on parle de la saga de l'été : le rachat de TikTok, mais aussi de l'élection américaine, de Facebook en guerre des nerfs avec Apple, de Instagram guide et de même de Koh-Lanta sur Twitter !Rachat de TikTok : Microsoft x WallmartC’était le feuilleton de l’été et nous voilà à la rentrée sans que cet énorme dossier qui agite la sphère social media ne soit vraiment réglé !Dans la guerre économique qui oppose les États-Unis à la Chine, TikTok est devenu un gros enjeu ! L’application appartient à ByteDance, le géant chinois, ce qui fait peur au gouvernement Américain.En effet beaucoup d’entreprises chinoises qui opèrent aux Etats-Unis, sont depuis deux ans racheté par des entreprises Américaines. C’est le fruit d'une vrai politique. Et c’est maintenant au tour de TikTok d’être la cible.Donald Trump a même menacé de faire interdire TikTok si la société ne repassait pas sous drapeau Américain.Ça fait plusieurs semaines que Microsoft s’est lancé dans les négociations de rachat de TikTok. Et ce jeudi 27 aout, c’est Walmart qui a annoncé s’allier à Microsoft dans les négociations.Du côté de Walmart on déclare être intéressé par « les capacités de TikTok à intégrer le commerce en ligne et la publicité d’une façon bénéfique aux créateurs et aux utilisateurs sur d’autres marchés ».Alors ByteDance ne vendrait pas tout TIkTok mais seulement les opérations aux Etats-Unis, au Canada, en Australie et en Nouvelles-Zélande. Ce petit Pack se négocierait entre 20 et 30 milliards de dollars. Microsoft avec Walmart seraient les mieux placés. Tandis que Twitter ou Oracle seraient aussi intéressés. Si vous avez entre 20 et 30 milliards de dollars, n’hésitez pas !Du côté de TikTok : le PDG du groupe depuis mai, Kevin Mayer, vient de démissionner, en expliquant que la nouvelle politique au sein du groupe, n’était pas ce pourquoi il était venu. Sous-entendu, il n’est pas venu pour négocier une vente. Il a donc quitté l’entreprise.D’un autre côté TikTok a porté plainte contre le gouvernement pour un décret du gouvernement américain empêchant TikTok de gagner de l’argent aux États-Unis.On peut prendre les paris sur qui rachètera TikTok ? Le patron de TikTok se barreAprès seulement 6 mois à la tête de TikTok, Kevin Meyer démissionne.Kevin Meyer c’est l’un des protagoniste du lancement Disney plus. Il avait quitté son poste de responsable du contenu chez Disney pour rejoindre TikTok dans ce qui s’annonçait comme un challenge passionnant et une voie royale. Sauf que bof en fait.Il faut dire qu’en 6 mois, il s’est passé un paquet de trucs chez TikTok et que le poste en or s’est révélé un peu claqué au sol.Au cours des dernières semaines, TikTok a fait face à une pression extraordinaire de la part de l'administration Trump. Trump a exigé qu'une entreprise américaine achète l'activité américaine de TikTok - un accord compliqué étant donné que TikTok est une entreprise mondiale.Sans rachat Trump menace toujours l'application d’interdiction aux États-Unis. Après de nombreuses rumeurs de rachat, TikTok a finalement intenté une action en justice contre l'administration Trump il y a moins de 2 semaines.Pourtant, ByteDance avait nommé Mayer en mai pour essayer d'harmoniser les relations avec Washington. Essayant de faire valoir que TikTok fonctionne comme une entité distincte de sa société mère basée à Pékin. Une manière d’apaiser les préoccupations concernant la sécurité nationale.Résultat des courses, Kevin Meyer n’aura pas tenu la pression. Dans un communiqué TikTok explique comprendre la décision et reconnait que « la dynamique politique des derniers mois a considérablement changé la portée du rôle de Kevin .»Le départ de Mayer ajoute à la tourmente qui entoure la plus grande startup du monde. Rappelons que TikTok est toujours interdit en Inde qui représentait 30% de son audience initiale.Apple vs FacebookFacebook n’est pas content ! La prochaine mise à jour IOS va pénaliser les annonceurs qui souhaitent cibler les utilisateurs d’iPhone ! En gros sur l’IOS 14, qui arrive le mois prochain, Apple a prévu un gros changement dans ses paramètres de confidentialité : Les annonceurs devront désormais demander l’autorisation à l’utilisateur qui utilisera cet IOS pour récolter et utiliser des données sur lui. Beaucoup d’annonceurs utilisent l’identifiant publicitaire unique présent sur chaque appareil IOS, notamment pour inciter les utilisateurs à télécharger une application.En gros, avec cette demande d’autorisation ça va être plus compliqué pour Facebook et d’autres développeurs d’application de cibler des utilisateurs IOS en publicitaire. In fine ça va surtout leur coûter plus chère !Facebook met un coup de pression et annonce que les annonceurs devront créer un nouveau compte publicitaire dédié aux utilisateurs d’IOS14 s’ils souhaitent les cibler sur Facebook ou Instagram en publicitaire. Avec les comptes publicitaires classique qu’on a aujourd’hui ça ne sera pas possible de le faire.De plus Facebook ne collectera tout simplement plus de données par cet identifiant publicitaire unique (IFDA). Ce qui pourrait peut être obliger Apple a revoir sa position.C’est un peu la guerre des nerfs.C’est la guerre. Une guerre opposant 2 mastodontes avec des business modèle radicalement opposés.D’un côté Facebook qui collecte et revend les données des utilisateurs à des fins de ciblage publicitaire.De l’autre, Apple qui promet un environnement fermé et des outils empêchant, la collecte des données utilisateurs.Depuis une semaine, Facebook accuse Apple de nuire au marché publicitaire et aux développeurs et prédit même une chute massive de revenus pour les marques et les agences. Bougez pas je vous explique.Tout est parti de l’annonce d’Apple quand à son futur iOS14 annoncé pour l’Automne.Dans iOS14, Apple prévoir de faire de l’IDFA une fonction opt-in. L’IDFA c’est (IDentification For Advertisers, soit l’identifiant pour les publicitaires). Un principe qui laisse le choix aux propriétaire de téléphone de choisir s’ils acceptent ou non le tracking publicitaire.Et, il y a des chances que non…La capacité des annonceurs à suivre des internautes depuis iOS 14 et leur fournir des publicités ciblées sera donc réduite à quasi zéro. Facebook table sur une perte de 50% des revenus sur Audience Network. Audience Network c’est un réseau publicitaire proposé par Facebook qui permet aux développeurs d’applications ou de sites tiers de gagner de l’argent grâce à des bannières publicitaires.Facebook menace carrément de ne pas déployer Audience network sur iOS 14.Et comme il s’agit ici d’une guerre de communication, Facebook est monté au front la semaine dernière en dénonçant sous la forme d’un communiqué la commission de 30% imposé par Apple aux développeur d’application et aux achat in APP.Selon Facebook, Apple utilise sa position dominante sur le marché de manière injuste et restrictive.Un bon gros coup de coude au coeur de l’octogone. Et aussi un coup de pression à Apple, qui est déjà examinée de près via une enquête antitrust en cours aux États-Unis .Affaire à suivre.Instagram GuideDes guides Instagram bientôt disponibles pour tout le monde On en avait parlé cet été, Instagram travaille à un nouveau format de contenu : les guides.Les Guides Instagram ont été lancée en mai avec une connotation Guide de bien-être. L’objectif, permettre à certaines organisations et experts de partager des ressources liées à la gestion de votre santé mentale - y compris des choses comme la gestion de l'anxiété au coeur de la pandémie COVID-19. De ce qu’on a pu en apercevoir ça prend la forme d’un onglet additionnel sur votre profil avec une série de contenus ressemblant à des micros articles mêlant texte et images.L'objectif des Guides est de donner aux utilisateurs d'Instagram un moyen de publier un contenu de forme plus longue qui n'est pas seulement une photo ou une vidéo. Actuellement, les guides peuvent inclure des photos, des galeries et des vidéos provenant soit du profil du créateur, soit d'autres créateurs. D’abord réservé à un nombre de créateur restreint la fonctionnalité pourrait s’étendre bientôt à d’autres sujets que la santé et le bien-être. Une série de screen shots ayant fuité montre même 3 possibilité de thématiques : Guide pour mettre en avant des lieux, Guide d’achat pour des produits ou Guide façon article de blog. Initialement d’ailleurs la fonctionnalité avait été inventé pour des Guides voyages mais la plateforme a orienté Guides pour se concentrer sur le bien-être en raison de la pandémie COVID-19.Instagram a confirmé que les nouvelles fonctionnalités faisaient partie d'une série d'améliorations sur lesquels il travaillait.Cette fonctionnalité permet aux créateurs d'utiliser Instagram comme plate-forme pour partager des astuces et des conseils, au lieu de rediriger ce trafic en dehors d'Instagram, comme vers un blog ou un autre site Web.On a hate ! Le retour de Koh-LantaJe ne sais pas si vous regardez Koh-Lanta, mais en tout cas il y a une communauté sur les réseaux sociaux et notamment sur Twitter qui attendait que la nouvelle saison reprenne.Et ce vendredi soir c’était le retour de cette émission qui fait un carton. On découvrait les nouveaux candidats et les nouvelles équipes. Première grosse surprise il y en a 4 cette année ! Pour 4 fois plus de plaisir ! Vous vous dites mais pourquoi il nous parle d’une émission de télé dans Le Super Daily, parce que maintenant j’ai l’impression que Koh-Lanta tu peux le consommer autant sur Twitter qu’à la télé.Tous les vendredis soir ma timeline Twitter est complètement envahi par les fans ou pas d’ailleurs au vu des tweets.Y a vraiment des tweets qui sont là pour gentiment se moquer et d’autres qui suivent à fond l’émission ! Un article de Konbini Sport qui a répertorié les meilleurs tweets de cette première émission de l’annéeSur la dernière édition je voyais tous Twitter qui s’enflammait derrière Claude. C’était LE candidat du FC Twitter ! Ce que je trouve intéressant dans tous ça, c’est qu’il y a une vraie culture Twitter. Des références singulières à Twitter. Et il y a aussi une vraie culture Koh-Lanta, avec des anecdotes aussi, des références qu’on ne peut pas comprendre sans avoir suivi.Et là les deux s’entremêlent, c’est assez fou.Puis moi je retrouve pas mal de comptes qui commentent le sport avec humour qui commentent aussi chaque vendredi soir Koh-Lanta comme si c’était un événement sportif. Et bien sûr c’est une machine à meme et à gif !Facebook se prépare à ce que Trump ne reconnaisse pas les résultats des élections américainesLes plateformes social media Youtube, Facebook, Twitter ont passé ces dernières années à travailler pour éviter une répétition des élections de 2016, lorsque des agents russes ont enflammé l'électorat américain avec des messages qui divisent.Après des années de bataille sur le terrain des fakenews, Facebook anticipe une bataille encore plus critique. Selon des fuites interne, les employés de FB élaborent en ce moment même des plans d'urgence et parcourent des scénarios post-électoraux qui incluent des tentatives de Donald Trump d'utiliser la plate-forme pour délégitimer les résultats.Facebook se prépare à prendre des mesures si M. Trump affirmait à tort sur le site qu'il avait remporté un autre mandat de quatre ans.Facebook travaille également sur la manière dont il pourrait agir si M. Trump tente d'invalider les résultats en déclarant que le service postal a perdu des bulletins de vote par la poste.Dans un article du NY Times, on apprend aussi que Mark Zuckerberg et certains de ses lieutenants ont commencé à tenir des réunions quotidiennes pour minimiser la manière dont la plate-forme peut être utilisée pour contester l'élection.Ils ont discuté d'un «kill switch» pour arrêter la publicité politique après le jour du scrutin.Il faut dire qu’ils ont des raisons d’être inquiets. Au cours des dernières semaines, Trump a mis en doute la légitimité du vote par correspondance, a suggéré que les bulletins de vote par correspondance des gens ne seraient pas comptés et a évité de répondre s'il se retirerait s'il perdait.. . .Le Super Daily est le podcast quotidien sur les réseaux sociaux. Il est fabriqué avec une pluie d'amour par les équipes de Supernatifs.Nous sommes une agence social media basée à Lyon. Nous aidons les entreprises à créer des relations durables et rentables avec leurs audiences. Nous inventons, produisons et diffusons des contenus qui engagent vos collaborateurs, vos prospects et vos consommateurs.

The first edition of For Or Against, a new feature on the show where we debate One Topic from the tech industry was the highlight of the episode this week. The debate topic was intriguing enough. The debaters were fantastic; Nehemiah Attigah (CEO of Hatua Tech) and Mary Abiogun (Product lead at Colibri Africa). We also kicked off a new series with the 8Geeks at Law where we find the intersections between the law and tech. Enjoy the podcast.

Schön, dass du wieder eingeschalten hast bei unserem Podcast Finanzen.Parkett. Heute wollen wir wie jede Woche über die wichtigsten News der vergangenen Börsenwoche reden. Diese Woche gab es neben der Börse auch einige wichtige politische Ereignisse. Aus Russland gab es diese Woche spannende Neuigkeiten über einen möglichen Impfstoffkandidaten, der bald schon in Produktion gehen soll. Außerdem gab es neue Spannungen zwischen der Türkei und Griechenland auf dem Mittelmeer. Der Dax startete Anfang der Woche mit etwa 12.729 Punkten und schloss etwan am Freitag bei 12.901 Punkten ab. Montag: Hornbach, Roche, Carnival, TikTok (Microsoft, Twitter) Dienstag: Zalando, Bayer AG, HelloFresh und Fraport Mittwoch: Apple, Tui, Aktiensplitt bei Tesla, EON Donnerstag: Wirecard exit aus dem DAX, Cisco, Deutsche Wohnen, Daimler Freitag: Apple, Baidu, Curevac Börsengang Falls du weiter Informationen möchtest: Jannik: Finanzenfuchs -- https://www.instagram.com/finanzenfuchs/ Gerrit: Parkett.Hirsch -- https://www.instagram.com/parkett.hirsch/ Unser Blog: https://www.finanzenparkett.de Neues Produkt: Finanzen-Check (https://forms.gle/sTFFkRwZ3S7ZZkc27) Danke für deine Aufmerksamkeit und bis zum nächsten Mal, dein Team von Finanzen.Parkett. Empfehlungen: Kryptowährungen handeln über die Bison-App (https://join.bisonapp.com/wcwh7m) (*) (investiere 50€ und erhalte 10€ extra einmalig) Investiere noch heute in Privatkredite (*keine Anlageberatung/ hohes Risiko): Mintos: https://www.mintos.com/de/l/ref/IL0XQS Bondora: https://bondora.com/ref/jannikh Anmerkung: Werbe-/ Affiliate Links: Die mit (*) gekennzeichneten Links sind Affilatelinks. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/finanzen-parkett/message

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast (now on Twitter!), where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines.This week we had the full crew around once again, Natasha Mascarenhas, Danny Crichton, Chris Gates, and myself. And as always, it was key to have the full crew as there was an ocean of news to get through. Before we get into the show, make sure you've checked out Danny's latest work on the TechCrunch List and let's get into it:The TikTok saga continues: This week we spent a few minutes discussing why bankers are incentivized to make the proposed TikTok-Microsoft deal as competitive as possible. Or at least make it look as competitive as possible. And, there's some data from inside Microsoft about how the deal is being viewed.Airbnb could file to go public this month! It might go public before the year is out! That's way better than we expected. (Bloomberg got its Q2 finances.)Palantir could file for a direct listing next month! That's great. We wanted to know what Palantir really is, namely a consultancy or a tech company. And then we played valuation bingo so that we can look back later and mock ourselves.I was very excited about the Duck Creek IPO. Few of my friends joined me in being excited.The three of us also took a minute to riff on the latest Pinterest news, namely that it's poorly run and is sexist per its now-former COO. We'd love to stop covering these stories, but they keep happening so, on we go.Danny had some neat SPAC data to share, helping illustrate that SPACs are not merely a meme, they are a real, driving force of public company action this year. As was Tesla's announced stock split, which led us to ask why a few times.Next up, Natasha walked us through her latest work digging into how GenZ is shaking up the funding world. We framed the changes in some historical context, and decided that really in the end the kids are alright.Danny brought us to a close, with a note on Conduit (connecting founders and early-stage investors) and Circle (creator software). Both are worth your time.And that was our show! We are back Monday morning. Stay cool!

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast (now on Twitter!), where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines.This week we had the full crew around once again, Natasha Mascarenhas, Danny Crichton, Chris Gates, and myself. And as always, it was key to have the full crew as there was an ocean of news to get through. Before we get into the show, make sure you've checked out Danny's latest work on the TechCrunch List and let's get into it:The TikTok saga continues: This week we spent a few minutes discussing why bankers are incentivized to make the proposed TikTok-Microsoft deal as competitive as possible. Or at least make it look as competitive as possible. And, there's some data from inside Microsoft about how the deal is being viewed.Airbnb could file to go public this month! It might go public before the year is out! That's way better than we expected. (Bloomberg got its Q2 finances.)Palantir could file for a direct listing next month! That's great. We wanted to know what Palantir really is, namely a consultancy or a tech company. And then we played valuation bingo so that we can look back later and mock ourselves.I was very excited about the Duck Creek IPO. Few of my friends joined me in being excited.The three of us also took a minute to riff on the latest Pinterest news, namely that it's poorly run and is sexist per its now-former COO. We'd love to stop covering these stories, but they keep happening so, on we go.Danny had some neat SPAC data to share, helping illustrate that SPACs are not merely a meme, they are a real, driving force of public company action this year. As was Tesla's announced stock split, which led us to ask why a few times.Next up, Natasha walked us through her latest work digging into how GenZ is shaking up the funding world. We framed the changes in some historical context, and decided that really in the end the kids are alright.Danny brought us to a close, with a note on Conduit (connecting founders and early-stage investors) and Circle (creator software). Both are worth your time.And that was our show! We are back Monday morning. Stay cool!

The massively popular app TikTok has been in the news a lot lately for what might seem like an unlikely reason -- it's found itself firmly in the crosshairs of the US government. Why is that, what does it mean, and what could happen as a result? Salil Mehra, Charles Klein Professor of Law and Government at Temple University's Beasley School of Law joins KYW In Depth to talk about why TikTok became a national security concern and what happens next.

Aaron tries to convince Piper and Kevin to stop paying rent. While TikTok suddenly becomes the head cheerleader everyone wants to date. Does Microsoft have the best chance?

TikTok - Microsoft streckt Fühler nach dem Videoportal aus / Recht auf Vergessenwerden - Blick in die USA / Cookies - So werden Sie Herr über die lästigen Hinweis-Fenster / Computerspiele - Sind 2 Stunden Zocken im Lockdown zu viel?

On Tech News Weekly, Mikah Sargent speaks with Sara Fischer from Axios about Microsoft's play for TikTok, what it means politically, and how Instagram's new Reels feature compares to the service. Subscribe & watch the full Tech News Weekly podcast: https://twit.tv/tnw/145 Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guest: Sara Fischer You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our full shows at https://twit.tv/shows/

Michelle Martin and Jack Kouzi, Director of Strategy at the VFS Group discuss the continuing the Tiktok Microsoft and Trump saga, COVID 19 cases in Australia and the impacts on markets and investors, live streaming platforms, Disney's earnings and future, Nintendo and Gold and Silver's rise and what it means about the economic climate.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

တက္ကသိုလ်ဝင်ခွင့်စာမေးပွဲ အောင်စာရင်းကို သြဂုတ် ၉ ရက်တွင် ပညာရေးဝန်ကြီးဌာန ဝက်ဘ်ဆိုက်တွင် ကြည့်ရှုနိုင်မယ့်အကြောင်း၊ Facebook ဟာ Sony Music, Universal Music Group နဲ့ Warner Music Group အပါအဝင် ဂီတကုမ္ပဏီကြီးတွေနဲ့ ပူးပေါင်းပြီး အမေရိကန်အတွင်း ဝန်ဆောင်မှုအတွက် တရားဝင် ဂီတဗီဒီယိုတွေ ထည့်သွင်းလိုက်တဲ့အကြောင်း၊ Microsoft က TikTok ဝယ်ယူမယ့်အစီအစဉ်အပေါ် ဒေါ်နယ်ထရမ့် ထောက်ခံဆိုတဲ့အကြောင်း စတဲ့ ပြည်တွင်း ပြည်ပ နည်းပညာသတင်းတွေကို အင်တာနက်ဂျာနယ် တစ်နေ့တာ သတင်းအသံလွှင့်အစီအစဉ်ရဲ့ ဒီနေ့အတွက်အပိုင်းသစ်မှာ တင်ဆက်ပေးထားပါတယ်။

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Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines.This is Equity Monday, our weekly kickoff that tracks the latest big news, chats about the coming week, digs into some recent funding rounds and mulls over a larger theme or narrative from the private markets. You can follow the show on Twitter here, and myself here, and don’t forget to check out last Friday’s episode.As you probably expected, we had a lot to say about the TikTok-Microsoft tie-up that is somehow still afoot. Other things happened too, don't worry. Here's the rundown:The TikTok-Microsoft deal is back on.Lordstown Motors is looking to go public via a SPAC. To which we have to say that the EV boom and SPAC crush are going to fuse and lose some people a lot of money. Not this deal, necessarily, mind.Google is dumping money into ADT as part of a Nest deal.And Zoom's latest move regarding the Chinese market feels like a harbinger of times to come.On the TikTok front, Microsoft never really fully abandoned consumer hardware and software, it just pruned deeply under its current CEO Satya Nadella. Windows Phone? Gone. Surface? Bigger than ever. Mixer? No. Bing? Yep. That sort of thing. And Microsoft, like any modern super-platform, doesn't just want to own your time when you are at work. It wants to burn your eyes out around the clock.For a host of ByteDance backers like Yuri Milner, Sequoia Capital China, General Atlantic, SoftBank, and Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, the deal could be rather lucrative, we presume.Rounds for Wejo (coverage here), Lezzoo (coverage here), and Feather (coverage here).Finally, why does Microsoft want to buy TikTok? We had a number of ideas that all sort of summed to maybe, but when we ran through the big tech companies that were possible suitors -- ports in the Trump storm -- maybe Microsoft makes more sense than we would have guessed?Whatever the case, we can't wait until Satya announces the deal by dancing and pointing at text on a screen while wearing something silly.

TikTok has not been banned by Trump, but it came close this weekend. Microsoft almost walked away from buying TikTok this weekend, but it looks like it’s back on board and might buy non-Chinese TikTok operations soon. Google invests in ADT. The new Pixel 4As are here. And a profile of the alleged teenaged Twitter hack mastermind who has now been arrested.Sponsors:DoubleUp.agencyKiwico.com/rideLinks: Inside the Microsoft Talks to Buy TikTok’s U.S. Business (WSJ) Microsoft to continue discussions on potential TikTok purchase in the United States (Official Microsoft Blog) Exclusive: Trump gives Microsoft 45 days to clinch TikTok deal (Reuters) Google to invest $450M in smart home security solutions provider ADT (TechCrunch) GOOGLE ANNOUNCES PIXEL 5, PIXEL 4A 5G, AND PIXEL 4A ALL AT ONCE (The Verge) GOOGLE PIXEL 4A REVIEW: BACK TO BASICS FOR $349 (The Verge) System for thwarting deepfakes unveiled (Axios) From Minecraft Tricks to Twitter Hack: A Florida Teen’s Troubled Online Path (NYTimes)

Twitter hack update, 17 yr old Florida kid Dragonship Endeavor splashed down successfully Atlas V rocket took Perseverance to Mars Intel weighs exit from manufacturing chips Microsoft looking to acquire US operations of TikTok Google investing $450M in ADT for a 6.6% stake Cosmetics firm Avon leaks 19 million customer records

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines.This is Equity Monday, our weekly kickoff that tracks the latest big news, chats about the coming week, digs into some recent funding rounds and mulls over a larger theme or narrative from the private markets. You can follow the show on Twitter here, and myself here, and don’t forget to check out last Friday’s episode.As you probably expected, we had a lot to say about the TikTok-Microsoft tie-up that is somehow still afoot. Other things happened too, don't worry. Here's the rundown:The TikTok-Microsoft deal is back on.Lordstown Motors is looking to go public via a SPAC. To which we have to say that the EV boom and SPAC crush are going to fuse and lose some people a lot of money. Not this deal, necessarily, mind.Google is dumping money into ADT as part of a Nest deal.And Zoom's latest move regarding the Chinese market feels like a harbinger of times to come.On the TikTok front, Microsoft never really fully abandoned consumer hardware and software, it just pruned deeply under its current CEO Satya Nadella. Windows Phone? Gone. Surface? Bigger than ever. Mixer? No. Bing? Yep. That sort of thing. And Microsoft, like any modern super-platform, doesn't just want to own your time when you are at work. It wants to burn your eyes out around the clock.For a host of ByteDance backers like Yuri Milner, Sequoia Capital China, General Atlantic, SoftBank, and Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, the deal could be rather lucrative, we presume.Rounds for Wejo (coverage here), Lezzoo (coverage here), and Feather (coverage here).Finally, why does Microsoft want to buy TikTok? We had a number of ideas that all sort of summed to maybe, but when we ran through the big tech companies that were possible suitors -- ports in the Trump storm -- maybe Microsoft makes more sense than we would have guessed?Whatever the case, we can't wait until Satya announces the deal by dancing and pointing at text on a screen while wearing something silly.

Tae Kim, Bloomberg Opinion technology columnist, on his column: "A TikTok-Microsoft Deal Might Solve Everything." Alan Baum, auto analyst and Principal at Baum and Associates, on why he expects a poor fall period for auto sales. Robert Thompson, CEO of Clinical Reference Laboratory, on receiving FDA emergency use authorization for their covid at-home-saliva test. Adam Blumenfeld, CEO of Varsity Brands, discusses how they have adapted their school-centric business to manage the pandemic. Hosted by Paul Sweeney and Vonnie Quinn. 

Welcome to TechCrunch daily news, a round up of the top tech news of the day. --Mark Zuckerberg doesn't seem to understand TikTok --Microsoft unveils new Surface Laptops --and a federal appeals court strikes a significant blow for net neutrality. Also, today is the first day of Disrupt SF, so keep an eye on TechCrunch -- and on tomorrow's newsletter -- for the latest updates! Here's your Daily Crunch for October 2, 2019.

Welcome to TechCrunch daily news, a round up of the top tech news of the day. --Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t seem to understand TikTok --Microsoft unveils new Surface Laptops --and a federal appeals court strikes a significant blow for net neutrality. Also, today is the first day of Disrupt SF, so keep an eye on TechCrunch -- and on tomorrow’s newsletter -- for the latest updates! Here’s your Daily Crunch for October 2, 2019.