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Google Giving Employees $1,000 to Help Work From Home

Google has become the latest company to allow employees to work from home for the rest of the year, and promised to give them $1,000 to help. In a blog post on Tuesday, CEO Sundar Pichai outlined the company’s policy, saying that the majority of Googlers will be able to work from...
Posted On 28 May 2020
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Google Rolling Out Chrome Tab Groups

Google Chrome is about to help browser tab addicts keep things more organized with tab groups. As Google points out, when it comes to web browsing, there are two types of people: tab minimalists and tab collectors. Collectors, as the name implies, use tabs far more than...
Posted On 26 May 2020
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Microsoft Cozies Up to Linux, Supports GUI Apps in WSL 2

Microsoft has announced it is supporting Linux GUI apps in its upcoming WSL 2. Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) “is an environment in which users can run their Linux applications from the comfort of their Windows PC.” WSL supports running Linux apps via the console, but WSL 2...
Posted On 23 May 2020
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Google Cloud Opens Salt Lake City Cloud Region, Nets PayPal Contract

Google Cloud scored a major victory, signing a multi-year contract with PayPal, while also opening a new cloud region in Salt Lake City. The new cloud region is the company’s 22nd worldwide, and will help Google better serve companies in the Western U.S. Especially as the company...
Posted On 19 May 2020
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Microsoft Establishing First Data Center in New Zealand

Microsoft has announced it is establishing its first data center in New Zealand, as it works to expand its enterprise cloud services in the country. Microsoft has been working to grow its Azure cloud business and has been making significant headway against market leader AWS. One...
Posted On 07 May 2020
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Google Can Send Manual Actions Without Sample URLs

Have you ever received a manual action for a client that did not contain sample URLs? This can happen and Google’s John Mueller said “It can happen, it depends a bit on the kind of issue & the site.” Here are those tweets: It can happen, it depends a bit on...
Posted On 15 Apr 2020
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The reason websites are losing valuable traffic from Google

For 51% of all searches performed, Google fails to deliver a click to any external website. In 2019, companies dependent on search traffic were shocked to find out that, for 51% of all searches performed, Google fails to deliver a click to any external website. The data behind...
Posted On 13 Apr 2020
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iOS Users Can Purchase Amazon Content In-App

iOS users can finally purchase Amazon Prime Video content in-app, significantly improving the user experience. The Verge was the first to notice the change, and confirmed the prices for content did “not appear to have been raised to account for the 30 percent fee, as some...
Posted On 07 Apr 2020
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AI And Smartphone Photography

Smartphone cameras have changed over the last several years, and these days you can take masterpiece photos with very little effort. But that’s not because everyone has suddenly had photography training – instead, it’s because of the technology that makes your smartphone camera...
Posted On 02 Apr 2020
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Hitchhiker’s guide to the end of the third-party cookie as we know it

Impact’s Matt Moore explores options around what affiliate and partnership managers can do to ensure today, so that they can future-proof their channel and ensure that they not only maintain but also thrive in this new world order, by perhaps capitalizing on the blows these...
Posted On 27 Mar 2020
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