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The world of live game broadcasting got a lot more crowded yesterday, and that is leading to some interesting situations for people who make money playing games in front of an engaged audience. If you are a Twitch partner — one of the 11,000 people who has signed a contract to make money from your […]... →

Главный юрисконсульт Google Кент Уокер (Kent Walker) отрицает злоупотребление компании своей позицией на рынке товарного поиска. Специалист утверждает, что действия компании и изменения пользовательского интерфейса призваны улучшить качество сервиса и пользовательский опыт. В сообщении блога Google Europe Blog под названием «Повышение качества не является анти-конкурентным действием» Уокер назвал выдвинутое Европейской комиссией «Заявление о возражениях» бездоказательным и необоснованным: «Google всегда р... →

For the first time ever Facebook recorded one billion daily active users this past Monday, August 24th. The post Facebook Hits One Billion Users in a Single Day by @mattsouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .... →

DJI didn’t start out as the best entry-level drone maker on the market but, at this point, it’s safe to say that they’ve taken the crown from Parrot and are truly creating flying machines worth flying. The new Phantom 3 Professional is the gold standard for quadcopter and I was amazed at the ease-of-use and quality of the photos and video it took. The Phantom 3 is essentially… Read More... →

Instagram just introduced one of its most significant changes in recent memory " landscape and portrait modes for photos and videos. The post Instagram Landscape and Portrait Mode Are Here! Third-Party Apps No Longer Needed by @mattsouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .... →

Google has been working with Adobe to make Flash content more power-efficient in Chrome. In March, a setting was introduced to play less Flash content on the page, but it wasn’t turned on by default, and in June, the option was enabled in the browser’s beta channel. Google also hinted all users would get the […]... →

Facebook debuted a digital assistant, M, that mixes artificial intelligence with human hands. Could M be the definitive digital assistant, or is the social media giant trying to do too much and spending lots of money doing it?... →

PicsArt is announcing that it has hired Eric Edge as its vice president of marketing. Edge spent the past last four-plus years at Facebook (where he led the company’s marketing efforts in Europe, the Middle East and Africa), then at Facebook-owned Instagram (where he worked on brand strategy). He told me he hadn’t been planning to leave, but when he learned about PicsArt, he… Read More... →

Online courses are a great way to build a business. They're also a great way to get better-qualified clients, or build an additional revenue stream by providing an alternative to your services. But sometimes, things don't go as planned. Your course isn't selling as much as you'd like, or worse, it's not selling at all. There's a methodical analysis you can perform to see if you can spot the problem. Of course,... →

Facebook debuted a digital assistant, M, that mixes artificial intelligence with human hands. Could M be the definitive digital assistant, or is the social media giant trying to do too much and spending lots of money doing it?... →

Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg announced today that on Monday the company recorded 1 billion daily active users. This is the first time in its history that Facebook has hit this milestone. In a posting, Zuckerberg shared that while the company uses “average numbers” for its financials, this time this is actual numbers, which equates […]... →

Facebook just achieved a major milestone, on Monday nearly 1 in 7 humans logged on to its site. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg heralded the accomplishment in a post from his profile: On Monday, 1 in 7 people on Earth used Facebook to connect with their friends and family. When we talk about our financials, we use average numbers, but this is different. This was the first time we reached this… Read More... →

Jon Loomer has been using Facebook for business since 2007. And despite the ever-changing landscape, Jon has continued to thrive by marketing on the platform. Jon is now a leading Facebook marketing expert, and in this episode of Technology Translated, it'll be clear why. When host Scott Ellis asked Jon to come on his show, he had no idea what a treat his listeners were in for. By the middle of this episode,... →

Some founders keep returning to the same ideas over and over in new form. Jason Citron, a lifelong gamer, was the creator of OpenFeint, an early mobile social gaming network that he sold to Japan’s GREE for $104 million. After leaving GREE, he went back to game development and tried to create a next generation MOBA or multiplayer online battle arena game for the iPad called Fates Forever. Read More... →

As the market continues to mature, and as we watch a blossoming of SaaS activity in New York City, we believe that NYC is poised to become a genuine leader in the formation of companies leading the next wave of enterprise transformation. Read More... →

Earlier this year, we introduced dynamic structured snippets. This automated ad extension gives your customers a better sense of the content on your website before they click on your ad. Whether it's highlighting a list of hotel amenities or top clothing brands, dynamic structured snippets make your search ads more relevant and helpful while saving you time and simplifying campaign management. Over the past few months,... →

Google says the European Commission's antitrust charges are "wrong as a matter of fact, law, and economics.... →

Splash, the event page service that lets anyone create beautiful event landing pages, has announced an integration with Giphy, the betaworks-backed GIF search engine. This makes Splash the only event site platform with a direct Giphy integration. Through the partnership, Splash users will have full access to Giphy’s library of millions of GIFs direct from the Splash Dash, where event… Read More... →

Today, the WSJ reported that the NFL’s video test with Facebook ended “quietly” earlier this year. The publication also referred to it as a “partnership,” a term that is used very loosely in business, especially here in the Valley. The test involved promoting Verizon-sponsored, NFL-related clips within people’s news feeds with post-roll ads. We’re… Read More... →

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today...... →