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Креативное digital-агентcтво MOST Creative Club организует летнюю практику для студентов, которые хотят работать в сфере digital-коммуникаций. Продолжительность практики — месяц, два потока: с 20 июня по 20 июля и с 20 июля по 20 августа. В течение первой недели участники будут разрабатывать, представлять и оценивать креативные концепции, во вторую — потренируются в адаптации креатива, составлении смет и ТЗ. Третью и четвертую недели практиканты будут работать на реальных проектах. Кураторы — руковод... →

Chipmaker AMD is at the initial stage of reviewing whether to split itself in two or spin off a business, seeking to reverse its fortunes and take on rival Intel...... →

Депутаты обязаны внести поправки в Думу до 21 июня. Власть дважды отклонила идею о передаче суду или Роскомнадзору функций изучения достоверности публикаций в онлайне, однако депутаты согласились сузить действие закона исключительно на сайты поисковики.... →

Researchers at Facebook have taken a step closer to a holy grail of artificial intelligence known as unsupervised learning. They’ve come up with a way to generate samples of real photographs that don’t look all that fake. In fact, the computer-generated samples — of scenes featuring planes, cars, birds, and other objects — looked real […]... →

Bing has made strides lately to offer one of the most advanced image search engines on the web, and today the company announced it is making a similar effort to improve its video search. The post Bing Updates Its Image Search For Improved Findability by @mattsouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .... →

“You take the blue pill –- the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill -– you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.” Morpheus and The Matrix introduced virtual reality (VR) to a mass audience, and the technology — once largely the domain of the entertainment industry — is… Read More... →

Crowdfunding just got a little bit more interesting. According to SEC Regulation A+, as of today companies can secure funding via crowdfunding provided they are compliant with a set of very specific laws and standards. “These new rules provide an effective, workable path to raising capital that also provides strong investor protections,” said SEC Chair Mary Jo White in a release… Read More... →

Were you one of the first to identify Uber as a game changer?  What about being one of the first to use Amazon or Google in the early days? If you had invested in Uber (now valued at $40B) in 2011, you would currently be sitting on a 600x return. Unfortunately, unless you were already very wealthy, securities laws would have prevented you from being able to invest in the these companies.… Read More... →

The shooting in Charleston, S.C., was the top topic in search this week. Here's a look at what people were searching for after the tragedy, plus a glimpse into what else was on searchers' minds this week. Tragedy in the south On Wednesday night, a gunman shot and killed nine people at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, a historic black church in Charleston, S.C. The suspect, Dylann Roof, was arrested Thursday morning, and charged today with nine counts of murder.... →

GUEST: Title IV of the 2012 JOBS Act kicked in today. Now, the fastest growing private companies in America can conduct Mini-IPOs and raise up to $50 million from anyone.... →

At the core of the issue is the charge that Google downplays the services of its rivals in its search results, while playing up its own services.... →

It seems like Sony just can’t catch a break. On Thursday, WikiLeaks added 276,394 more private documents, emails and financial files, leaked from the embattled tech and media giant, into its database. The files, which relate mostly to legal and financial documents (among stranger items), are the second massive release of files on the site from last November’s major data breach… Read More... →

Here’s an unusual pricing plan for air travel — instead of paying for each trip, hand over a $1,500 monthly fee and fly as much as you want. That’s what startup OneGo is promising. Founder Paulius Grigas told me the idea came from his own needs as a business traveler. The service is aimed at small and medium businesses, particularly the ones where team members have to do a… Read More... →

In the first of a series of interviews with chief marketing officers, we sat down with Michael Williams, the chief marketing officer for Grand Prix of America.... →

Hello, friends, and welcome back to another round of CrunchWeek. This time around the white table room, Kyle Russell, Sarah Buhr, and your humble servant gathered to dig into the recent FitBit IPO, Microsoft’s internal shakeup, and something that the gaming kids call E3. As a small note, this is Kyle’s last episode of CrunchWeek, and his last video with us at all. We’re going… Read More... →

В 2015 году Android пришёл на Smart ТV, а с Яндекс.Маркета пропали существовавшие когда-то телевизоры с меткой "Яндекс Внутри".... →

The strength of the Fitbit IPO could point to better days for health-related IPOs.... →

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: Google Revenge Porn Form, Bing Ads Columns & Google Cache Update appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.... →

Silicon Valley and corporate America would be a better place if more people led their companies like Dave. Read More... →

The E3 gaming conference was last week. We didn’t actually go, but we watched from afar and soaked up all the latest that the gaming world has to offer. John’s in Poland, but Greg, Matt and Darrell were all thrilled to chat up the new Oculus controllers, the latest games, and the future of VR gaming. I was thrilled to get work done while they chatted. This week’s episode… Read More... →