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To meet the demands of YouTube viewers, the company has announced plans to launch an ad-free subscription service on October 28th. The new experience, called YouTube Red, is said to be designed to give viewers "exactly what they want" " offering ad-free and offline viewing capabilities. For those who are dying to watch YouTube videos without ads, the service will run you $9.99 a month.... →

Facebook has made its entire index of public posts searchable. The post Facebook Introduces Universal Search, Indexing All Public Posts by @mattsouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .... →

It’s easy enough for IT costs to get out of control. That’s where Numerify, a software service that helps large companies keep track of choke points and better manage their internal IT services, comes in. The company raised $37.5 million in venture financing led by Tenaya Capital, with Sequoia Capital and Lightspeed Venture Partners participating. Numerify’s goal is basically… Read More... →

Twitter cofounder and chief executive Jack Dorsey yesterday came to Jesus and apologized to developers. Why? Because there have been mistakes. One after another after another. If you have forgotten some of these mistakes, don’t worry — I have here a handy list for you. 1. Twitter launches ‘official’ BlackBerry app Twitter released an app […]... →

In an open letter to the Office and Management and Budget’s Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator, Google announced today that it opposes the practice of removing entire sites from search results. Google’s letter is in response to a public solicitation by Daniel H. Marti, the United States Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator. In early September, the United… Read More... →

Quizzes! Lists! Quizlists! Okay, I made the last one up. My point is, it seems like publishers are always trying something new to keep visitors clicking and reading. But if you don’t have a giant pile of cash from investors, it can be tough to keep up. Hence the launch of a new product called Boombox was created by a Lehi, Utah-based startup called Movement Ventures (note: not actually… Read More... →

More than a week after releasing Chrome 46 for desktop, Google today updated Chrome for iOS with two new features: iOS 9 multitasking on iPad and Autofill. You can download the new version now directly from Apple’s App Store. Split View supports means you can now run Chrome beside any other updated iOS app that […]... →

Jack Dorsey is giving about a third of his Twitter shares — or 1% of the company — back to Twitter’s employees, he said in a tweet today. A move like this is likely at least partially geared at improving morale at Twitter, which has gone through a major transition — with both a big round of layoffs and Dorsey returning as CEO happening in the past few months.… Read More... →

Newly permanent Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey announced today that he’s returning 1/3 of his stake in Twitter to the company’s employee equity pool. The reason for this move, Dorsey says, is “to reinvest directly in our people.” Only last week Dorsey pledged to hand over more than 50 percent of his stake in Square to help […]... →

Posted by randfishOutreach. It's arguably the most important part of the link building process—and also the most grueling. Good personalized outreach is impossible to scale effectively, and it's easy to fall into a rut. What should you be doing to maximize your success rate and to stand out from the crowd? In today's Whiteboard Friday, Rand offers up some methods of bartering value to earn genuine links, catching your target's attention, and gives actionable advice on what exactly you need to include in you... →

In the last 30 to 45 minutes of a long two-hour keynote session, Bear Douglas and Romain Huet took the stage to undertake a pretty complex task: build not one, but two iOS apps right then and there. For them, the mission was simple: show the more than 1,500 developers in the room and those […]... →

Ticket sales startup SeatGeek is the latest company joining the move to paperless tickets. Thanks a new feature, when you buy a ticket on SeatGeek, you’ll no longer have to print out a PDF or (shudder) wait for someone to put your physical tickets in the mail. Instead, the tickets will be delivered through the app, giving you a mobile barcode that will be scanned when you reach the… Read More... →

Microsoft promised that Bing would stop losing money in its fiscal year 2016. Today, the company reported the first quarter’s results of that fiscal period and dropped an interesting tidbit: Bing is profitable. Read More... →

Sport is about triumph, passion, pain and belonging. Yet it loses every iota of truth and meaning for fans when dirty money corrupts the players and referees. Unfortunately, in 2015, it’s hard to think of a sport left untouched by the spindly fingers of organized crime and match fixing. It doesn’t matter if you’re into sumo wrestling, NBA, boxing, college football or the… Read More... →

One day, things in the tech startup world are ticking along nicely. The next, investor Bill Gurley is calling private valuations “fake,” billion-dollar companies are losing their sheen, and venture capitalists are allegedly getting cursed out for passing on startups. For those us based in the Bay Area, it’s hard to know what in the world is going on. You can probably… Read More... →

The Ad Council and a cohort of tech companies shed some light today on an eye emoji that has been perplexing Apple watchers since the release of iOS 9.1. The eye — which was rumored to mean everything from the Department of Homeland Security is watching you to “talking with your eyes” — symbolizes an anti-bullying campaign that launched in conjunction with… Read More... →

In preparation for improvements to CPA bidding in AdWords, starting October 26, 2015 , we'll perform a one-time removal of inactive ad group-level CPA bids. What's an inactive ad group CPA bid, you ask? An ad group-level CPA bid is inactive if the ad group's effective bidding strategy is not a CONVERSION_OPTIMIZER strategy. This includes CPA bids on ad groups whose effective bidding strategy is TARGET_CPA ,... →

Facebook engineering manager Ari Grant has posted an explanation for the recent issues with the app gorging itself on power. Grant says that the battery issues were causes by a series of bugs including one that ate up extra CPU cycles, causing Facebook to use up more of your iPhone battery than it should. After a post by Circa co-founder Matt Galligan caused some eyeballs to hit the issue… Read More... →

По-видимому шести тысяч классных котиков из числа сотрудников "Яндекса", которые тестировали "Кинопоиск", оказалось недостаточно. Или внезапно выяснилось, что они немного biased..... →