Yandex NV (NASDAQ: YNDX) acquired electric scooter rental company Wind, adding to its taxi and food delivery services, Reuters reports. The acquisition will include Wind’s e-scooters hardware, its R&D capabilities, and operations in Israel. The financial terms of the transaction remain undisclosed. Wind, which operates around 4,500… Source link
Read More »How much of a cut to social security benefits can you expect based on your age?
Come 2034, incoming revenues will be enough to pay about 76% of scheduled Social Security benefits, a 2020 Social Security Administration trustees report predicts. Given that, how might different generations plan for this? Should they plan for a 24% decline in their scheduled benefit? Should they not factor Social Security benefits into their retirement income plan at all? Or might they do something else. “Though I think it far more likely that some combination of reforms will eliminate the… Source link
Read More »‘The value of Bitcoin is entirely based on wishful thinking’
Bitcoin’s (BTC-USD) price plunged 28% this week, this most recent meltdown spurred by an announcement from China and an Elon Musk tweet. The controversial crypto is now losing even more love on Wall Street a day after UBS’s CIO Mark Haefele questioned the need to own bitcoin in a portfolio. In a note published Thursday, Deutsche Bank analysts joined the conversation with a research note entitled “Bitcoin: Trendy is the last stage before tacky,” quoting the late fashion icon Karl… Source link
Read More »Rewriting Queries Based on Context to Meet Intent
So What is This New Search Intent-based Patent About? Predicting Intent in Searches With an Awareness of Context Expanding Intent in Search Results I’ve been looking at sources of information that discuss the intent behind searches for many years now.I keep an eye out for patents from the search engines, and what search engineers have been saying about patents, as well. So when a newly granted patent from Google is named “Predicting intent of a search for a particular context,” the authors… Source link
Read More »Google to stop targeting ads based on browsing history – FOX 35 Orlando
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Read More »Google will stop selling ads based on tracked individual browsing history
After phasing out third-party cookies, Google won’t track you as you visit different sites, the company says. Stephen Shankland/CNET … Source link
Read More »Google Is Phasing Out Data-Driven Web Tracking And Advertising Based On Personal Browsing Activity
Google says it’s phasing out tracking based on individual users’ browsing habits. SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images In another major change poised to further jolt the already rocky world of digital advertising, Google plans to stop tracking individual users’ web browsing habits or selling ads based on them. Today, the Alphabet-owned search engine said it will phase out tracking users across websites without replacing third-party cookies with a new… Source link
Read More »Google to Stop Selling Ads Based on Your Specific Web Browsing
Google plans to stop selling ads based on individuals’ browsing across multiple websites, a change that could hasten upheaval in the digital advertising industry. The Alphabet Inc. GOOG -0.27% company said Wednesday that it plans next year to stop using or investing in tracking technologies that uniquely identify web users as they move from site to site across the internet. The decision, coming from the world’s biggest… Source link
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First U.S. apps based on Google and Apple Exposure Notification System expected in “coming weeks” – TechCrunch
Google Vice President of Engineering Dave Burke provided an update about the Exposure Notifications System (ENS) that Google developed in partnership with Apple, as a way to help public health authorities supplement contact tracing efforts with a connected solution that preserves privacy while alerting people of potential exposure to confirmed cases of COVID-19. In the update, Burke notes that the company expects “to see the first et of these apps roll out in the coming weeks” in… Source link
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