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A non-binding opinion issued today by an influential advisor to the Europe Union’s top court could foreshadow a major regional development at the intersection of privacy and competition regulation — or ‘privacy vs competition’ as it’s sometimes narrowly framed. The opinion follows a referral to the Court of Justice (CJEU) related to an appeal by […] Advisor to Europe’s top court backs antitrust watchdogs looking at privacy by Natasha Lomas originally published on TechCrunch... →

There is no secret that both viewers and creators are confused by the puzzle that is YouTube’s recommendation algorithm. Now, a new study by Mozilla suggests that users’ recommendations don’t change a lot when they use options like ‘dislike’ and ‘not interested’ to stop YouTube from suggesting similar videos. The organization’s study observed that YouTube […] YouTube’s ‘dislike’ and ‘not interested’ options don’t do much for your recommendations, study says by Ivan Mehta originally published on TechCrunch... →

Managing partners Ben Lerer and Eric Hippeau discuss the new funds, VC dry power and the current funding environment. Lerer Hippeau closes $230M across two new funds; Ben Lerer is back by Christine Hall originally published on TechCrunch... →

На ТВ рост составил 6 п.п., а в телевизионном спонсорстве — 16 п.п.... →

Monese, the London-based fintech that provides digital banking and remittance services to consumers and businesses across Europe, has raised $35 million from global banking giant HSBC. Founded in 2013, Monese is one of several so-called “challenger” banks to emerge from the U.K. capital, serving customers with a range of online-only services including standard cash accounts, savings, […] European neobank Monese nabs $35M from HSBC by Paul Sawers originally published on TechCrunch... →

Ошибки в форме обратной связи на сайте, из-за которых вы теряете клиентов... →

Slack has succeeded in large part in the enterprise by allowing people to communicate in a number of ways while integrating with many common enterprise applications. This lets you stay in Slack to get your work done without dreaded task switching. But what Slack has lacked until now was a way to share information about […] Slack adds persistent information layer to channels called Canvas by Ron Miller originally published on TechCrunch... →

Scratchpay, the Pasadena, Calif.-based petcare financier turned healthcare financier, closed a new round of funding amounting to $35 million. It’s a sign that investors are still looking at growing the fintech scene despite the markets’ downturn and an acknowledgment from investors that there is a slowdown in investments. 8 investors discuss fintech’s potential despite the […] Healthcare financier Scratchpay secures $35M Series C by Andrew Mendez originally published on TechCrunch... →

The ultimate goal of pulling customer data together into a customer data platform (CDP) is building more meaningful customer experiences in real time. Up until now, that’s been more aspirational than real, but Salesforce is announcing Genie, a real time data integration platform, today at the Dreamforce customer conference that aims to make that dream […] Salesforce built a data lake to transform how customer data moves on the platform by Ron Miller originally published on TechCrunch... →

Tres, a financial “data lake” for web3 companies, has raised $7.6 million in a seed round led by boldstart ventures, its founder and CEO Tal Zackon, exclusively shared with TechCrunch. Investors include F2, The Chainsmokers’ venture fund Mantis, New Form Capital, Kenetic Capital, Blockdaemon Ventures and Alchemy. As well as angel investors like Fireblocks CEO […] Tres raises $7.6M to help web3 teams manage their financials and crypto data by Jacquelyn Melinek originally published on TechCrunch... →

Google, at about 4 am ET today, September 20, 2022, has unleashed the fifth product reviews update. This was released prior to the September 2022 core update being completed, which was not excepted and Google's Danny Sullivan said likely would not happen - but it did happen.... →

What if your site gets hacked and there is a ton of spammy content placed on it? Do you have to worry about negative consequences on your Google rankings and overall SEO efforts? John Mueller of Google said Google can filter out the most obvious hacks but what is placed on your website is what Google likely sees, so make sure to be on top of your security.... →

В издании утверждают, что запуск под новым брендом — не основной сценарий развития для Forbes.... →

Google has added a new Google crawler, a new user agent, to the Google spider list. Its name is Google Site Verifier User Agent. This user agent ignores robots.txt rules, by the way, and I assume it is used for verifying sites with Search Console and other Google tools and services.... →

Яндекс изменил порядок работы с отзывами о сайте... →

Реклама позволила увеличить долю слота в 2,5 раза... →

Microsoft Bing has been doing a lot of user experience features around search refinements and filters dynamically within various search feature boxes. Here is one more showing a filter option for the length of a video next to the video box.... →

Next week the High Holy Days begin for the Jewish people and some of us will be offline (I will be offline) and some more righteous folks actually disable functionally, like checkout processes, on their sites on the holidays and even on Shabbat (Saturday). With these days approaching, John Mueller of Google reshared some tips on how to temporarily close your site on specific days.... →

Авторы пишут, что даже в лучшем случае система может выдать половину ненужных роликов.... →

Despite representing 10% of the world’s GDP, the tourism industry has been one of the last to embrace big data and analytics. Darren Dunn and Jay Kinghorn experienced this firsthand — Dunn as a sales executive at various travel companies including FarePortal.com and Jay as an associate managing director at Utah’s office of tourism. “Destinations […] Zartico secures $20M to help tourism offices promote local destinations by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch... →