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Звонки как инструмент продвижения окажутся под запретом... →

При этом число успешных проектов сократилось... →

Почти половина работников СМИ негодует, если их просят удалить материал или добавить рекламные ссылки... →

Ранее в магазинах появились коробочные версии операционной системы... →

Участники рынка сетуют на монополизацию... →

Hello, friends, and welcome to Daily Crunch, bringing you the most important startup, tech and venture capital news in a single package. Daily Crunch: What’s around the corner for the EV market in 2023? by Henry Pickavet originally published on TechCrunch... →

As generative AI like ChatGPT and DALL-E 2 attract investor attention, startup entrepreneurs are looking to cash in with new business models built around them. One of the more interesting ventures to emerge from the space recently is Poly, which lets designers create video game and other virtual assets, including textures for 3D models, using […] Y Combinator-backed Poly uses AI to generate art assets by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch... →

Two top Solana NFT projects, DeGods and y00ts, have announced they are leaving the blockchain in 2023, which is stirring up conflicting sentiments in the crypto community. Over the weekend, DeGods announced on Twitter that it will be migrating to Ethereum, while its sister project y00ts will be moving to Polygon early next year, the […] Top Solana NFT projects DeGods and y00ts to leave the blockchain and ‘explore new opportunities’ by Jacquelyn Melinek originally published on TechCrunch... →

Большинство СМБ-компаний считают, что инструментарий площадки повышает доверие покупателей к бизнесу... →

На днях наткнулся в Twitter на интересный аккаунт. Автор — аналитик, который строит прекрасные визуализации данных в привязке к картам и, в частности, целую серию таких визуализаций сделал по данным о плотности населения в различных странах мира. Вот, например, карта для Украины.... →

Aerones, a robotics startup that scrubs and inspects wind turbines so humans don’t have to, secured $38.9 million in fresh funding this month from dozens of undisclosed investors, TechCrunch has learned. Wind turbines produce clean energy, but their towers tend to leak oil, which can corrode blades, increase wind resistance and pollute the ground below. […] Clean energy: Scrubbing wind turbines with robots nets Aerones $39M by Harri Weber originally published on TechCrunch... →

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

In any region with extremely low productivity and slow economic growth, disruption will create long-term value. Taking advantage of Latin America’s market downturn by Ram Iyer originally published on TechCrunch... →

As the future wreckage of Twitter skywrites a tale of hubris across the sky, many have chosen — or had the choice made for them — to direct their gaze instead at the horizon, in hopes of seeing some beacon of hope, shining through the bomb cyclone: The Next Twitter! But they are being misled. […] There is no ‘Next Twitter,’ and that’s OK by Devin Coldewey originally published on TechCrunch... →

Компания сообщила, что проводит внутреннюю проверку, уведомила об утечке РКН, подала заявление в полицию и приносит извинения пострадавшим.... →

With more investors looking to dip their toes in climate tech, here’s where they’re likely to put their money to work next year. Six ... →

It’s time to take a look at where the digital commerce industry is headed, who the dominant players will be, what the challenges to adoption are and what brands will have to do to keep up. Embracing digital commerce may be retailers’ best bet for staying ahead of a fast-moving industry by Christine Hall originally published on TechCrunch... →

О трендах потребительского поведения в уходящем году рассказали в НАФИ... →

Data breaches can be extremely harmful to organizations of all shapes and sizes – but it’s how these companies react to the incident that can deal their final blow. While we’ve seen some excellent examples of how companies should respond to data breaches over the past year — kudos to Red Cross and Amnesty for […] It’s all in the (lack of) details: 2022’s badly handled data breaches by Carly Page originally published on TechCrunch... →