TOPICS: COVID-19, Digital Workplace, lockdown, productivity, telework
The Covid-19 pandemic has radically changed the way millions of people work and has led to the rise of telecommuting and remote work, as well as the use of the Digital Workplace. If we focus on the data, we see, for example, that daily users of Zoom, a software that enables video calls and virtual […]
TOPICS: copyright, copyright infringement, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, DMCA, streamers, streaming, Twitch
Twitch, the increasingly popular platform for streaming electronic gaming sessions, owned by Amazon, does not escape the claims made by different copyright entities, when they observe the use of some of their copyrighted material in the transmissions of users through their respective channels. So the platform wants to make it easier for so-called streamers to […]
TOPICS: API, Wikimedia, Wikipedia, Wikipedia Enterprise
We have become accustomed to Google highlighting and linking Wikipedia excerpts to display them in the top search results. And the same goes for other platforms that use the data provided by Wikipedia for free. According to plans shared via Wired, Wikimedia wants to offer a new solution to tech giants like Google, Amazon, Apple […]
TOPICS: attraction marketing, call to action, content, content strategy, customer loyalty, inbound marketing, landing pages, newsletter
Attraction marketing or inbound marketing has been applied in large companies for years and has obtained great results. This strategy aims, through the phases of inbound marketing, to attract customers to the brand without having to go looking for them. In other words, it is the customer who feels interested in the brand without having […]
TOPICS: fintech, John Collison, Patrick Collison, payment gateway, payments, Stripe, Treasury
Stripe’s rise has been meteoric. After its recent round of funding, Stripe has become the most valuable startup in the US with a valuation of $95 billion. In just a couple of years, the payments company has tripled in value and has reached levels within the reach of very few companies. To give us an […]
TOPICS: antivirus, cyber attack, malware, ransomware
Cyber attacks are the order of the day, leaving many business owners and entrepreneurs wondering what the cost of ransomware is to a business. And even more so in this day and age, as teleworking has increased the risk of cyber-attacks. Faced with this situation, many companies are analysing the cost of ransomware to the […]
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Are you thinking of getting into business for yourself as an entrepreneur? While that may sound great on paper, you should know that being an entrepreneur is very different from working an ordinary 9 to 5 job – and it takes a very special set of traits to pull it all together and make a […]
TOPICS: brick and mortar, coronavirus, ecommerce, malls, omnichannel, pandemic, reatail
During the last year, many brick-and-mortar retailers had a tough time. Maybe it was the most intense and unpredictable year of our lives, but we can look at it as a changemaker. Because of the pandemic of unexpectedly large proportions, retailers were forced to close their doors to the customers. This move created a space […]
TOPICS: Jack Dorsey, Jay-Z, music, Spotify, Square Inc., streaming, Tidal, Twitter
Tidal, one of the most direct rivals to Spotify, was launched in 2014 trying shortly after to differentiate itself from the main streaming platforms, betting on high quality sound and exclusive content for its subscribers, something that has led to headaches along the way, given some complications that have arisen over time. Today it is […]
TOPICS: Ahrefs, build links, ecommerce, link building, ranking, SERPs, strategies
I’m sure that when you read about link building it sounded like Greek to you. But if you have searched in Google how to improve your positioning and gain more sales in your eCommerce, the fact that you have arrived here has not been a mistake. This concept is closely related to the goal you […]
