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Twitter, Reddit challenge US rules forcing visa applicants to disclose their social media handles
Twitter and Reddit have filed an amicus brief in support of a lawsuit challenging a U.S. government rule change compelling…
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Facebook takes on Twitter with Venue, a ‘second screen’ companion for live events
Facebook’s R&D group, NPE Team, is launching a new app for engaging fellow fans around live events, Venue. This is…
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Facebook to acquire Giphy in a deal reportedly worth $400 million
Facebook will acquire Giphy, the web-based animated gif search engine and platform provider, Facebook confirmed today, in a deal worth…
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Facebook launches Avatars, its Bitmoji competitor, in the U.S.
Facebook’s Avatars feature, which lets you customize a virtual lookalike of yourself for use as stickers in comments and Messenger…
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Marketing Hacks For Firms During The Pandemic.
Every company is going through a crisis right now. They need to allocate funds wisely and use them in the…
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Meet EventBot, a new Android malware that steals banking passwords and two-factor codes
Security researchers are sounding the alarm over a newly discovered Android malware that targets banking apps and cryptocurrency wallets. The…
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Nextdoor and Walmart partner on a new neighborly assistance program
Neighborhood social network Nextdoor and Walmart are teaming up today to launch a new “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” program that will…
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Covid-19: Work From Home? Ten Must Have Apps For Better Productivity
According to a study, remote employees work 1.4 more days per month than their office-based counterparts, resulting in more than three additional…
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Cyber Crime has Increased In Lockdown- Stay Home Stay Empowered: Expert Tips To Avoid Hacking
Incidents of cyber fraud have increased in the past few days, during the lockdown. These incidents are not only happening…
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Reddit announces updates, including a new subreddit, to increase political ad transparency
Reddit announced an update to its policy for political advertising that will require campaigns to leave comments open on ads…
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