Facebook, Google and Twitter are being sued by families of the victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting in which 49 were killed. Facebook, Google and Twitter are being sued by families of the victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting in which 49 were killed.
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Facebook, Google and Twitter sued by families of Orlando nightclub victims – report
Facebook, Google and Twitter are being sued by families of the victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting in which 49 were killed. Facebook, Google and Twitter are being sued by families of the victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting in which 49 were killed.
Rating, ranking and recommending: Three R’s for the internet age
This holiday season, when we Google for the most trending gifts, compare different items on Amazon or take a break to watch a holiday movie on Netflix, we are making use of what might be called “the three R’s” of the Internet Age: rating, ranking and recommending. Much like the traditional “three R’s” of education “reading, ‘riting and ‘rithmetic” no modern education is complete without understanding how websites’ algorithms combine, process and synthesize information before presenting it to us.
The last frontier of consumerizing travel lives in the workplace
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10 Tech Stocks With the Largest Revenue Growth Over the Last 10 Years
In general, these growth stocks trounced the market over the past decade, and three names look particularly appealing for the next 10 years and beyond. For better or for worse, tech stocks are often synonymous with growth in many investors’ minds.
Q&A: Get to the top of Google search results
Q&A: Get to the top of Google search results Having trouble getting noticed in search results? Follow these steps. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: http://usat.ly/2hW4iWJ Q: What’s the secret to getting on the first page of the Google search results? I want to create something but no one visits my site.
Five most interesting search marketing news stories of the week
Welcome to our weekly round-up of all the latest news and research from the world of search marketing and beyond. This week, Google has been spotted testing a new user ratings feature in film and television search results; the National Football League has rowed back its heavy-handed social media policy; and a new report has revealed the distance that still remains between the marketing and IT sides of a business in the digital age.