After about four years of playing second fiddle, Google is killing-off its email organiser app Inbox. Begin the migration Inbox will be over and out by March 2019. It is being phased out in what Google is calling ‘a more focussed approach’. G Suite Admins can make enterprise users switch earlier, if they’re so inclined. […]
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Hangouts Meet is getting an upgrade that’ll make it capable of streaming meetings to up to 100,000 enterprise-approved viewers. Schedule, Meet, Stream G Suite users from enterprises who pay for their Google products are going to receive improved support for streamed meetings. For users, the new streaming capabilities are expected to be as simple as
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An issue which regularly pops up in complaints submitted to Ad Standards is prevailing community standards – the laws and social mores which the Ad Standards panel determines to be those prevalent at the time. What are we talking about? Community standards in this context covers things like sexual appeal, offensive language, compliance with laws
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Instagram is allowing users to apply for verification, and the roll out includes a few new general security upgrades as well. Get the stamp For accounts with larger audiences and high engagment, content creators can apply for a new vetting process to officially verify of all their deets. The application process is straightforward: simply head to
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The ever-growing gap between online and TV ad spending is expected to widen throughout 2018 as television sees record lows in reach and interest. Online killed the TV star As cord-cutting accelerates and OTT (over-the-top) viewing grows in popularity, TV ads have slipped a further 0.5% as television shares drop to a record low of
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Are you a Slack user looking for a new productivity option, or do you just love collaborations between good things? Either way, you need to know about Slack's new partnership with Smartsheet. That's some smart sheet Smartsheet is a work management platform that lets you do all kinds of useful stuff, including automation, tracking, dashboards,
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Having not yet found its footing the way Instagram and Snapchat has, Facebook’s Stories is bringing hyperlinks in the hopes of boosting engagement. Testing commences At the moment, Facebook’s Stories only boast around 150 million daily users (a third of Instagram’s reach) and the new ability to share links via Facebook Stories could be a
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GIPHY is doing what it does best: promoting GIF creation through a new and wacky app. The artful GIF Yup, now users can spin the art of the GIF with virtual reality, thanks to GIPHY World. Inspired by the AR version of the app, the new VR approach will allow users to transform their landscape,
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LinkedIn wants to give you with a new way to share your professional journey. Show them you’re special Everyone’s career path is unique, and that’s what LinkedIn wants to hit home in releasing their newly designed showcase to demonstrate indepth experience. The updated experience section can be added to by clicking on “Add Profile Section”
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In a recent report from the boffins at Pew Research Centre, it appears that unlimited access to smartphones is changing how the young use the internet. No kidding. Plugged in and never switched off According to Pew, the newest batch of global teens are staying online in unprecedented numbers. First, it’s all about access. In
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