The NBA trade market continues to hum along quietly, with little chatter of substantive deals gaining actual development. There are frameworks being passed around front offices and role players being made available, but this transaction landscape ahead of the Feb. 9 buzzer is desperately lacking significant talent on the block, in the eyes of lead executives, particularly for teams that are searching to add a true All-Star into their respective builds. That is why someone like Zach LaVine,… Source link
Read More »Google Ads Updates Destination Requirements Policy
Google Ads is updating its Destination requirements policy in March 2022 to improve clarity for advertisers. The changes being made will not impact the current policies. Changes to the Destination policies are officially going into effect on March 21, 2022. If you’re unclear why Google disapproved your ads in the past, these changes should benefit you. What’s Changing? When Google disapproves an ad it’s not always clear why it was disapproved, or what this means for the rest of an… Source link
Read More »GameStop Ryan Cohen’s vision is to create an “ultimate destination”, says new NFT partner
GameStop Chairman Ryan Cohen — aka leader of the meme stock army (apologies to AMC CEO Adam Aron) — has grand ambitions for the company, says its new NFT marketplace partner. “The default is gaming,” Immutable X co-founder Robbie Ferguson said on Yahoo Finance Live when asked about Cohen’s vision for GameStop. “The one-stop, ultimate destination in which everyone can come and trade their in-gamed owned items.” Ferguson’s team will help GameStop achieve that mission. The pair inked a deal… Source link
Read More »Deshaun Watson prefers Jets as trade destination
The trade market for Deshaun Watson is starting to shape up, and it sounds like the Houston Texans quarterback prefers to land in the AFC East. According to a report from Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald, Watson has told people his most preferred destination would be the New York Jets, followed by the Miami Dolphins. The reported reason for Watson’s New York preference isn’t the large market or strong roster (rim shot), but their hire of former San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator… Source link
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