"We didn't want to stop at aggregating services," Chiche said.
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" Shaw explained that "network rights are monetized by aggregating audiences.
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I MEAN, ARE THEY ACTUALLY AGGREGATING AUDIENCE ON THESE THINGS?
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Smart assistants need to be more than just content-aggregating hubs.
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It simplifies the process of aggregating multiple data sets for analysis.
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Crucially, there also needs to be a mechanism for aggregating input.
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Even staff at the camps are forbidden from aggregating detainee figures.
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This is most definitely not a position for aggregating tweets about memes.
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Amazon Studios, creating, aggregating, distributing; Google, YouTube, Hulu, this thing is prolific.
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Technology companies are breaking down barriers for consumers, aggregating information, and producing efficiencies.
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In other words, it's not that he's aggregating the news in real time.
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Yet, here we are against our better judgement aggregating this thing as well.
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"I have started aggregating land parcels in the city, anticipating demand," he said.
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Zines were always great at aggregating, and trading images that way was free.
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Adtech veteran Quantcast's processing and aggregating of personal data is also being formally probed.
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And articles will be crafted better by news aggregating software than living, breathing journalists.
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I've done the honor of aggregating some of the best ones for your consideration.
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However, the folks over at the news aggregating website Digg went in another direction.
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Noble has bank debt of about $1.2 billion and bonds aggregating about $2.3 billion.
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Among other things, that meant aggregating as many eyeballs as possible into one place.
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Meanwhile, the aggregating sites like Drudge have flashy headlines about Sanders leading on their homepages.
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Apple has been aggregating data from a lot of third-party companies for Apple Maps.
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More and more distributed energy resources (DERs) are aggregating together and bidding into wholesale markets.
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To make matters worse, parents worried about the program, called Summit Education, aggregating student data.
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Moreover, aggregating the intuitions of many traders usually beats relying on any group of pundits.
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Along with aggregating everyone else's #NetNeutrality comments, Twitter itself is also asking for your help.
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We'll be collating and aggregating what we're learning about fake news on any given week.
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The Huffington Post was the first to begin aggregating responses, with BuzzFeed quick to follow.
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Rotten Tomatoes, aggregating critics' reviews, rated the latest chapter in the saga 93 percent fresh.
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From the beginning, its primary focus was aggregating polling and demographic data and analyzing statistics.
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River Assembly, on the other hand, moves freely and often, aggregating people along a different waterfront.
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Aggregating data centers sort and study the accumulated information in local and federally funded fusion centers.
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It just didn't like that one company was aggregating all of that data across multiple platforms.
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Aggregating gaming content could make sure it doesn't get lost in the fast-moving News Feed.
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Through negotiating prices, aggregating purchasing power, and processing claims, they were designed to drive prices down.
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These days, we spend more time and effort aggregating, analyzing, interpreting and explaining than ever before.
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Estimates of total global compliance spending rely on aggregating what is known about per-institution costs.
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Beyond that the company has two global bonds aggregating $2 billion due in 2020 and 2022.
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Dreher was hardly alone in this line of thinking, aggregating similar sentiments from several conservative columns.
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Watermelon video shows value of Facebook algorithm: aggregating mass audience around live event that everyone's watching.
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And what we're going to do is, we are aggregating a large inventory of fight content.
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By aggregating the five essential public investments, the private sector will then follow; they won't lead.
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Twitter's label linked to a "Moment" aggregating tweets from verified accounts that fact-checked the video.
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He tended to answer these correctly, aggregating a lot of money very quickly in the game.
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The move could incentivize publications to focus on publishing fresh content rather than aggregating old reporting.
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That didn't stop a laundry list of outlets from aggregating and perpetuating the Post's unsubstantiated conclusion.
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But what about a company that likes aggregating such data to better personalize its products and services?
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Schwab plans to make its service more comprehensive by aggregating information on accounts held outside the firm.
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They are doing this by scraping these databases and aggregating the documents into one main searchable database.
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Yet aggregating and weighting individual responses gives a measure that is more sensitive to changes in sentiment.
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Many of them save by aggregating transfers to net them out against payments going the other way.
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Aggregating Twitter feeds, it looks out for posts on the liquidation, or closing, of positions at exchanges.
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It did this by aggregating the information on rent payments and submitting that to the credit bureaus.
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"TV is the best in terms of drawing people together and aggregating large audiences," Mr. Roberts said.
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Multitude: Cloud software service for aggregating, unifying and interpreting air quality data for cities and device OEMs.
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Possible uses include identifying and tracking dissidents, tracking government officials or researchers, and aggregating others' intellectual property.
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Facebook created a disease mapping tool that tracks the spread of disease by aggregating user travel patterns.
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So, if you think about our business, we're just now aggregating Netflix and Amazon Prime and YouTube.
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But rather than aggregating through a central hub, Amazon has built its own distributed empire of warehouses.
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The recent college graduate had never before reported on sexual misconduct allegations, outside of aggregating other outlets' stories.
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It also owns a number of other messaging apps, as well as games and a new aggregating website.
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They are foundational elements in aggregating data across global financial institutions to observe the contagion of systemic risk.
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Instead, he suspects, it was his team's expertise at aggregating medical information, while adhering to federal privacy requirements.
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Aggregating this information could be very valuable for you and the individuals and companies doing business with you.
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Sift is one company that determines "consumer trustworthiness," aggregating data from clients including Yelp, Twitter, Airbnb, and Zillow.
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Virtually everyone aggregating the public polls believed that Obama was going to win and with a high probability.
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The way we know this is by aggregating all the polls that come out in a given month.
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Numerai builds its own investment model by aggregating ideas from contributors and weighting them according to their success.
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ComScore, which analyzes traffic differently by aggregating all of the sites a company owns together, ranks Reddit 40th.
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Facebook, for instance, stopped a company called Power Ventures from automatically aggregating social media posts with users' permission.
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We have tried the aggregating of many students' scores for long enough without much to show for it.
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You need a search aggregating all that information that you see there because it's just too much information.
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Aggregating these options eases the search for those individuals who are financially strapped but eager for a fresh start.
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The Ocean Cleanup is also aware of concerns that their boom system could act as a Fish Aggregating Device.
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Sidewalk Labs says that collecting, aggregating and analysing such volumes of data will make Quayside efficient, liveable and sustainable.
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And with the addition of news, Roku is once again aggregating partners' streams in one easy-to-find destination.
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Every website in the entire country is spitting out the same scarce information, and aggregating the same expected results.
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There is TripAdvisor's Viator, Fat Tire Tours, and Peek, along with other local guides who don't use aggregating platforms.
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Now Beckers' model may leap frog the electronic record strategy and blaze a new path for aggregating health data.
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Upworthy burst on to the digital media scene in 2012 and become one of the leaders in aggregating content.
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As well as aggregating relevant news on one page, the app organizes news articles under topics you're interested in.
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Bloomberg reported that the logistics company Geodis is one company aggregating data from StrongArm devices to gauge workers' efficiency.
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We'll be aggregating those individual estimates to forecast who has the best chance of controlling the House and Senate.
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I hope that the chatbot is going to get better over time as the company can start aggregating conversation data.
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That means aggregating the funds, figuring out which lobbyist to hire and then engaging in ongoing communications with the lobbyist.
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Proteins in state A dissolve in the surrounding liquid, while those in state B are insoluble, aggregating inside a droplet.
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We are re-aggregating assets, making our shareholders win from verticals that we're creating ... so we can grow these jobs.
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On the other hand, I'm actually aggregating that monetization across a large number of users, some of which opt out.
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"As always we are going to be nonpartisan, nonissue, just a place where we are aggregating these things," he said.
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ProductBoard, however, is designed specifically for organizing, aggregating and prioritizing a long list of features that need to be built.
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It will use algorithms to customize content and is similar in style to a major Chinese news-aggregating app, Toutiao.
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For all of these services—particularly where it's aggregating content under its own banner—Apple will take a hefty cut.
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Passive management aims to match market returns by aggregating exchange traded funds (ETF) to simultaneously maximize diversification and reduce costs.
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But it's the first time Apple is charging a subscription fee for the news it is aggregating in its app.
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"It seems to be aggregating to a smaller set of winners who are getting more of the rewards," Sarver says.
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And the same may be done with an index, by aggregating and weighting earnings estimates and using the index price.
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Facebook is taking Safety Check data and aggregating it to reveal patterns about where populations are moving in real-time.
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Certainly, technology could and should play more of a role in aggregating and delivering citizen sentiment than it does now.
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In Massachusetts, the story was similar, with Trump aggregating a higher vote total than past incumbent Republicans since before Reagan.
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The movie-review aggregating site Rotten Tomatoes is part of Fandango's corporate family, as is the movie information app Flixster.
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In November, he decried the practice of aggregating personal data, arguing that Facebook, Google, and Amazon "are engaged in abuse."
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Instead, Flipboard's impetus for hosting video is more about expanding beyond news articles and eventually aggregating other kinds of media.
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In India, online retail companies have started organizing supply chains, by aggregating merchants and creating infrastructure for delivery and payments.
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The idea was that it was aggregating all of the things that people were saying in the popular media outlets.
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"Any company aggregating content is competitive in some way but the focus of Forge is on building a community," said Sethi.
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If the news organizations really want to tackle fake news, they need to look at where they are aggregating their information.
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A key issue is who would pay for aggregating data from all the trade repositories, with six in the EU alone.
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This early iteration of Home doesn't do all that much to set itself apart from myriad other content aggregating mobile services.
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If doing that at an individual level is too invasive, what about aggregating to the block, neighborhood or ZIP code level?
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But it turns out the TV app is better at tracking our viewing habits than the individual services it is aggregating.
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They're doing a version of this, and also there's lots of people who are aggregating news, who are explaining the news.
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He says start-ups will chip away at both businesses by aggregating customers' data and offering smarter insights on their investments.
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When Kepler watched KIC 8462852 flicker several years back, it was only collecting white light—aggregating information across the visible spectrum.
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It's safe to assume Amazon has been aggregating personal data to develop product recommendations and other predictions for some time now.
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Now, they are saying they can't be split up because their business advantage comes precisely from aggregating data across all platforms.
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Drudge is widely seen as sympathetic to Donald Trump, often aggregating and promoting stories that are favorable to the businessman's candidacy.
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Given Apple's ambitions and growing team of former journalists, will it ever start producing the news and not just aggregating it?
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Interestingly, Harris is the only candidate so far who has seen a truly sizable announcement bump when aggregating all the polls.
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As a result, Flex provides internet customers with a built-in method of aggregating the ever-growing supply of OTT channels.
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You're aggregating that value into the sale, so you need to be targeting those customer prospects with the highest expected usage.
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The research group conducts an abortion provider census every three years and spends about two years analyzing and aggregating the data.
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Aggregating Steinberg's published works and private sketches, The Labyrinth represents not just his creative output but also a diary of sorts.
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Counter-antivirus services can help streamline the process of incrementally updating malware to evade security scans by aggregating large amounts of data.
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We have spent the past 3 years aggregating data from across the internet and building algorithms to provide us with significant dealflow.
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Still, major gaps remain in identifying, aggregating and responding to calls for rescue and ongoing resource needs, like food, water and shelter.
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Bliinx: Offers an easy and fast way to find information on business relationships by aggregating all interactions with contacts into Office 365.
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In that sense, the new update could compete with Instagram and Twitter, where millions follow comedy aggregating accounts like The Fat Jewish.
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Critics of the idea argue that similar efforts to charge Google for aggregating news stories have failed in both Germany and Spain.
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These middlemen took off in the 2000s by promising to cut drug prices through aggregating demand and negotiating discounts with Big Pharma.
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Their platforms are broad, aggregating opposing positions on dozens of issues, nearly assuring that neither party fully aligns with any citizen's views.
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Instead, the focus seems to be more on aggregating the content across individual TV networks' applications, rather than all the major services.
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Meanwhile, I'm told the feature will work alongside existing tools Tandem has built around aggregating your financial data and helping you budget.
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He said that Bloomberg News began more than three decades ago as a small team of people aggregating news from other publications.
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Bannon had long encouraged Breitbart to expand his Web site, which at the time was largely aggregating news from the wire services.
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Uher hopes that by aggregating information, as well as selling real-estate products and services, HomeLight will become central to the transactions.
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Uploading and storing video and aggregating it with other data, such as license plate databases, video from traffic stops, surveillance video, etc.
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His friends puzzled over his Spartan existence and his acceptance of a part-time job aggregating news reports for the Iranian mission.
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"When we started six years ago, it was by aggregating news data and tapping the repository of global, traditional media," Benigson said.
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Such steps, they say, could open the door to a flourishing community of data market makers, aggregating individuals' data and negotiating sales.
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The company's plan is to draw in new subscribers by aggregating content from a diverse array of brands, including NBC, Bravo, E!
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"We've spent time deploying code, aggregating data, deep inside the bowels of hundreds of companies, thousands of companies before you," he said.
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Thankfully, a growing number of news-curating and news-aggregating apps are available either on your phone or through your desktop web browser.
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By aggregating merchandise from a number of wholesalers and distributors, the company can offer unique items retailers might not have had access to.
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Similar to other industries, this has weakened traditional businesses that exploited high distribution costs by aggregating audiences and serving them mass-market content.
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Collecting all that, aggregating them, purifying them and making sure that they get transported to the main refineries where we produce renewable diesel.
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Since it's not a choice on the visible side of the tweet, I assumed Twitter isn't aggregating "dislikes," though I wish they would.
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By aggregating multiple fleets through its platform, Kargo becomes a single point of contact for companies moving product, thus simplifying the process massively.
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But while automation is perhaps an inevitable trend, an economy that prioritizes rapidly aggregating more wealth into fewer hands via automation is not.
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"The national providers are aggregating Internet traffic in their infrastructure and are redirecting/duplicating the full stream to DPI*GRID units," writes Wikileaks.
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In a project sometimes forecast to cost over ten billion dollars, less than 50 million is expected to be spent aggregating phenotypic data.
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By a process of data aggregating, the algorithm gathers killings that are related by method, place, and time, and by the victim's sex.
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While aggregating polls does increase accuracy, polls tend to be among the least accurate methods to forecast elections until shortly before Election Day.
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Disease Prevention Maps are capable of showing movement by aggregating data from people using Facebook apps on their phones with location services enabled.
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In every case, Express reporters attempt to add reporting of their own to a developing story rather than simply aggregating other outlets' coverage.
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She's Well tries to bring pricing transparency to the industry by aggregating the nation's largest network of fertility centers, labs, and financing partners.
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Apps that help you rediscover old photos have been popular since Timehop began aggregating your old social media posts into a single place.
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Another global standards setter, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS), has advocated their use in aggregating data for the reporting of risk.
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More recently, he has been aggregating data to give public officials in California a clearer view into what is happening with the coronavirus.
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In the Western Pacific Ocean, near Palau, much of that fishing occurs with help from specially designed buoys called fish aggregating devices, or FADs.
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Nestio first launched in 2011 as a consumer-facing service to help renters find apartments, aggregating Trulia and Streeteasy listings in a single app.
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Amazon has been aggregating products online for over 20 years, but Vetcove wants to make sure that the veterinary supplies market is not ignored.
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To keep you up to speed, we're aggregating all of the tweets so that you can keep track of them all in one place.
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While the app is still a bit buggy, there's potential in both the ideas of social co-posting and aggregating content from across networks.
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The American Mirror's inaccurate post found its way to the conservative media aggregating powerhouse, Drudge Report, and rapidly made its way around the internet.
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That includes the Validus credit risk algorithm, as well as APIs to help work more closely with third-party services, particularly around aggregating data.
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By aggregating multiple mortgage lenders on its platform, Morty is providing borrowers with a wider range of choices than they'll see on other platforms.
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Maluuba used a simplified version of Ms. Pac-Man, called Pac-Boy to test different methods for it multi-advisor reinforcement aggregating learning framework.
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The new landscape means investors, like Alliance Bernstein, now have to monitor disparate trading pools and increasingly draw on new aggregating technology to help.
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But over the past decade or so, Dr. Constantine said, Department of Conservation rangers posted there had noticed humpbacks aggregating in September and October.
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While GrubHub began as simply a hub for aggregating restaurants that deliver to customers, the company began to provide delivery for restaurants in 2015.
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"What they will be doing is selling rides to smaller commercial payloads, and aggregating them, so they will be directly competing with us," he said.
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The company is also investing in original editorial content, aggregating news headlines, doing Q&As with artists like the Track Burnaz, and writing short profiles.
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But it is now making its own deals to license content from studios, instead of merely aggregating content from other channels hosted on its platform.
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Here OnePlus mostly employs a light touch, adding features like Shelf, a page for aggregating apps and widgets just to the left of the homepage.
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By aggregating nearby pizza restaurants onto their increasingly popular apps, the emerging delivery companies are giving consumers more options than they had in the past.
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In addition to aggregating streaming apps, the device will also allow customers to control anything that's connected to the Internet, including thermostats and smart-locks.
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And so then I started aggregating news — media news — as a way to show here's what I can do as a journalist, please hire me.
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If they are aggregating an enormous percentage of the world's attention, and building systems that decide where it is spent, with that naturally comes responsibility.
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Aggregating these numbers sheds light on how much oil China has on hand and may be consuming — increasingly important pieces of information for the markets.
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Banks will need to become whole solution one-stop shops for clients' specific financial needs, aggregating their own products alongside innovation available through third parties.
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Ms. Rodríguez also sees tech start-ups, which are adept at aggregating resources across supply chains, as key players in strengthening Puerto Rico's self-sufficiency.
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Austen too tried to understand and take some control of the market for her fiction — conning sales figures, aggregating reader opinions and pushing for reissues.
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But they say it's a start and indicative of a broader model, treating cancer by aggregating global oncological knowledge into an app on your smartphone.
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Facebook has become ... The rise of Facebook has sort of screwed up the business that you guys have, which is aggregating content and packaging it.
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One of the best sources for this answer is The National Weight Control Registry, which has been aggregating data from successful weight-loss maintainers for years.
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That was kind of one fo the early things that we kind of figured out and focused a lot of attention on aggregating that tenant demand.
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But a new AI system plans to analyze just how bad the situation is by aggregating data from smartphone pictures captured far and wide across cities.
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They focused on on small groups of pro-ISIS members that formed online instead of aggregating huge amounts of social-media data or tracking individual people.
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And looking at sampling polls alone, even aggregating and averaging several of them at one time like Nate Silver does, won't give us all the answers.
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As I wrote earlier this year:When Kepler watched KIC 8462852 flicker several years back, it was only collecting white light—aggregating information across the visible spectrum.
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Third parties are already paying millions to gain access to the audience they are aggregating: to advertise their services or to access data about its users.
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For now, it's mostly aggregating this data, but over time, it will surely try to allow its users to buy services right from its catalog, too.
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The company, which has bank debt of about $1.2 billion and bonds aggregating about $2.3 billion, did not indicate the size of the credit being extended.
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Community Phone: Community Phone aims to be a friendlier wireless carrier, aggregating three existing wireless networks behind a company focused on a positive customer service experience.
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After seeing high rate readings, David, 34-year-old sales manager at a staffing agency, turned to the social aggregating site Reddit for answers on Friday.
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MacFarlane's second plank for the future is paid streaming, something Sonos already supports by aggregating access to "all the music on Earth," as its tagline goes.
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Each relief organization emphasized how aggregating data helps make assistance better and more immediate, as Jenelle Eli, American Red Cross's Director of International Communications, told CNBC.
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It's aggregating this fragmented, poorly visible data between shippers and carriers to really overlay them and match them so that we can optimize the asset utilization.
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Several Instagram accounts aggregating photos of the #VSCOgirl aesthetic have popped up, and the VSCO girl has fallen victim to countless memes and YouTube parody videos.
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OYO and Airbnb had previously been rivals of sorts, but OYO has pivoted toward hospitality services — including logistics and management — rather than simply aggregating budget hotels.
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There are other ways of aggregating small-scale distributed energy resources that do not involve a physical switch that can island them off from the grid.
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Because we have all these users, and if we get good at aggregating that, or inviting other third-party content publishers, that works just as well.
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So I, along with many other critics, think often of the upsides and pitfalls of aggregating critical opinion and its effect on which movies people see.
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Part of how democracy is supposed to work is by aggregating the self-interests of everyday people, so their needs and desires are represented in government.
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Varun Dua, the CEO and founder, spent 10 years in the insurance industry before founding Acko, most recently building a site (called Coverfox) aggregating different insurers' quotes.
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Bikky looks to give restaurant owners more insight into their customers, aggregating data across online ordering channels and using SMS to get real-time feedback on orders.
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It's currently focusing on aggregating clinical information via Health Records, developing biosensors for the Apple Watch, and health apps for things like reproductive health and sleep monitoring.
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The working theory is that by aggregating TV networks, a merged company could bargain for more carriage fees from the pay TV distributors like Charter or Comcast.
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Meanwhile, on review aggregating website Metacritic, Breath of the Wild was the fourth-best ranked game of all time (as of Friday) with a score of 98.
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The business automates the backend operations that exist in transportation and truckload brokerage today, aggregating trucking fleets via the Uber Freight app and connecting drivers with shippers.
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See, around 2015, an app called Timehop had hit 6 million users by pulling in photos and posts from across the web and aggregating them into memories.
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Chaffetz: Two former Obama staffers, Ned Price and Eric Schultz, favorably discussed a Palmer Report story aggregating Mensch's allegations about Chaffetz ( "interesting, if single-source," Price tweeted).
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But Paul is optimistic, and believes for-pay porn has an advantage over free porn: the studio can focus on creating content, without aggregating or cannibalizing it.
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"We were always interested in the smart identity space … aggregating all of your data and all of your stuff and having agency over that data," Sena explained.
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The idea was to give Alexa developers the ability to make money from their work, by aggregating their Skills together as a nascent ad network of sorts.
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The Facebook pages of your childhood television station or newspaper might look more like the generic internet that bombards you every day, aggregating traffic by piggybacking trends.
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In aggregating, we see that the Trump's approval rating in March has averaged 250% and congressional Republicans are, on average, down 403 points on the generic ballot.
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It feels kind of creepy, though, knowing that, if I tweet about my meal, there's a team aggregating my information and preparing a response in real time.
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Today the company is announcing a $18.7 million Series B led by Pat Ryan's family investment group to further build out its platform for aggregating and analyzing data.
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It's a very fractured landscape, and while services like iTunes and Spotify are doing a better job serving up information to show hosts, aggregating data is still imperfect.
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The company has teamed up with grid companies to help iron out imbalances in transmission networks by aggregating battery owners to operate as a single "virtual" power plant.
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Bytedance's travails, and those of three other firms that also had to suspend their news-aggregating apps, suggest that censors are trying to catch up with new technology.
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Our funds have proven to be the most efficient and effective tools in the world for aggregating savers' capital and investing it in private enterprises of all kinds.
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Bella, a 3-year-old yellow lab, melted the hearts of many when a photo emerged of her with her owner on Reddit, an aggregating social media site.
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Through patient brokering, hijacking business listings on search engines and aggregating calls for other treatment centers without disclosing conflicts of interest, these perpetrators are misleading and hurting patients.
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Because we both write books, various titles are regularly attributed to the wrong author, especially by the aggregating software that pulls together so much of the web's data.
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It allowed advertisers to reach a large smart speaker customer base by aggregating voice app developers into a network whose reach could be sold to advertisers en masse.
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In China, by comparison, the National Health Commission (NHC) has been aggregating all of its coronavirus information on its website and releasing predictable, daily updates since February 3.
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You can also further customize your chart in that pop-up menu, including aggregating your data, changing the data range and switching the rows and columns, if applicable.
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The problem with aggregation is that the very act of aggregating a piece of information assumes that somewhere along the line, there was a level of fact-checking.
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In fact, beyond The View, the theory hasn't gotten much coverage at all, other than a few outlets aggregating social media posts about it from mostly random users.
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It said Google's practice of aggregating content on its home page and exploiting its dominance in online advertising undermines the business model of content providers such as News Corp.
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While there is no guarantee any of Persson's investments will be successful in the long run, backing exciting companies pushing the limits of technology has an aggregating effect elsewhere.
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"Data software excels at finding patterns and aggregating data, but those programs have yet to prove they can accurately analyze the context around the information itcollects," the letter stated.
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By aggregating data around all of a user's spending and also taking into account the things they want to save for, he believes Qapital can be much more useful.
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By aggregating the analyses of multiple opinions — our research looked at those issued from 2010 to 2014 — the model can tell how strongly each justice feels about an issue.
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Netflix's current position as the dominant force in global film/TV stemmed from its own evolution from solely aggregating third-party content to aggressively investing in its own Originals.
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To avoid privacy concerns from the platforms, the tool would use multiple databases and allow advertisers to create a standard framework for aggregating and measuring TV and digital data.
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The marketplace now has more than 7,000 makers and 50,000 local retailers, and by aggregating orders and payments, Faire is able to extend payment terms up to 60 days.
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Just imagine if we could choose to track our medical history throughout our lives, aggregating our doctors' visits, claims data and health information gathered every second through wearable technology.
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A few weeks ago, Schilling posted a Free Beacon article aggregating a Department of Homeland Security report that assessed the likelihood of someone hacking into the country's electrical grid.
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Other YouTube channels with a more explicit focus on white supremacy and hate are discussing and aggregating the video, with some including snippets from the original YouTuber's video itself.
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Article 11 would grant press publications copyright over the sharing of their content online, meaning they would be able to charge services like Google News for aggregating their stories.
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Simply aggregating the information so that no individual's activity can be identified wasn't enough for Facebook, which insisted on also encoding the data via a technology called differential privacy.
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Esplorio bills itself as an "automatic travel journal," aggregating content from users' social media networks, their phone's location history and the camera roll to generate a digital travel journal.
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By aggregating these data points, drivers can be alerted to available parking spaces either in the form of elecriconic signage or via a consumer-facing mobile app or web interface.
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If services like Facebook and Google are allowed to become news-aggregating monopolies, it's only reasonable to expect them to serve the public good as well as the bottom line.
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The system consists of three steps: evaluating the historical accuracy of French presidential polling, aggregating polls of the 252 race and conducting simulations to determine each candidate's chances of winning.
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Of course, Google "does no evil" while aggregating the world's information, but they pay their bills by sending purchases to Priceline, Expedia, Amazon and the rest of the digital economy.
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AVs could end up effectively aggregating extensive passenger information from the cars and passengers' cell phones that could then be shared with third parties — exacerbating issues around privacy and security.
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Today, we have 14 different types of waste from residues that we are collecting across the world, aggregating it, storing it, purifying it and then, that serves as raw material.
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We've reached out to the White House to see if 1600 Daily is in the habit of aggregating satire links into official newsletters and will update if we hear back.
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Every one of the millions of games already played have been recorded by the AI, which is aggregating all of that information to better understand how the game is played.
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Miles feels that Restocks differentiates itself by aggregating dozens of stores from across the net from fashion outlets like Barneys to boutiques like Kith and middle-road retailers like Pacsun.
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At launch, the app is aggregating more than 100,000 podcast episodes in genres like News, True Crime, Sports, Comedy, Music, Business, Technology, Entertainment, Kids, Health and Science, the company adds.
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As Ben Thompson of Stratechery has described, advertisers are abandoning news sites and aggregating to Facebook where they can more efficiently target their exact customers, where they go every day.
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Large employers who have some negotiating power may claw back some of that money — that's the idea of aggregating drug plans through a PBM — but small employers and consumers can't.
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With Apple now aggregating and organizing a sizable group of audio news recordings, some may believe that lends more credence to the rumors about Apple building an Alexa/Echo competitor.
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That's a deviation in strategy from Apple's current health efforts, which have focused on aggregating fitness information like the number of steps taken during the day or hours of sleep.
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Comparisons were further skewed by the adoption of the new tax act in the third quarter of the prior year, which included credits and rate reduction adjustments aggregating $11.3 million.
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One contestant, presenting an online platform aggregating shops and inventories that could serve as a commercial search engine for small businesses, was eliminated within the first few minutes of her presentation.
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The first reference to the quote appears roughly 30 years after Stalin's death, and massive online databases devoted to aggregating all of Stalin's speeches and writings turn up no matching quotes.
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The company has focused on resale tickets until now — first by aggregating resale options from other sites, then by launching a marketplace where ticketbuyers can sell or transfer their tickets directly.
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Companies want consumers to be able to reach them from anywhere, whether on a computer or mobile device, and whether in a social media app or through a financial aggregating service.
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" Just like, collection of our personal information, aggregating data, like, "Hey, I saw you clicked on that weird public shaming of someone online, do you want 40 more videos of that?
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Aggregating these features in one place could have made Twitter a valuable reference and "Read It Later" tool to rival apps like Pocket and Instapaper – or even web browser bookmarking itself.
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Some of these Instagram meme accounts have followers in the millions, and many aren't just aggregating content; they're creating their own on Twitter or Tumblr, and then posting screenshots to Instagram.
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There's nothing here to suggest that aggregating the handful of reviews of that book and assigning a grade to them will help that book find an audience, however worthy it is.
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A couple of times a year—once for the Northern Hemisphere and once for the Southern—the WHO consults with these five agencies, aggregating data from surveillance, laboratory, and clinical studies.
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We also have a metro business, which is aggregating and anonymizing commute data to sell that back to departments of transportation so they can better plan pedestrian bicycle routes in cities.
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Aggregating data from controlled burns, real-time weather patterns, and satellite imagery, Zonehaven generates fire simulations that map out the path of the blaze and recommend specific evacuation sequences for residents.
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"It's about organizing, and aggregating and making sense of [your photos] – about finding those important moments in your life, and making it really easy to organize them for you," says Dudum.
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The Democratic Party appears to be fulfilling its core institutional function: Aggregating voter preferences and facilitating bargaining among party elites to coalesce around the strongest challenger to beat Trump in November.
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Taking on risk is increasingly appealing to technology companies because it involves aggregating and analyzing a mass of health information but doesn't necessarily require buying or building a health insurance company.
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We also look at what protections Vivaldi has against a form of tracking that's even harder to prevent: fingerprinting, which involves aggregating details about your device's configuration to track individual users.
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When their allies are back in power, what is to stop them from aggregating all that is known about everyone to allow government the ability to reward friends and punish enemies?
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In east Africa, it has provided more than 3 million farmers with apps aggregating information on everything from weather forecasts to livestock market prices to help them boost harvests and incomes.
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Four in every five trades at Pictet, which manages around $2368 billion, are now placed electronically - tapped into a machine aggregating prices and analysing data from dozens of banks and trading venues.
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The trade-off is that the experimenter's knowledge of the original becomes less reliable, but the researchers compensate by testing multiple pairs of particles and aggregating the results in a special way.
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Facilitating voting via a (hackable) smartphone, and aggregating that data digitally sans paper trail — whether on much-evangelized blockchain technology or not — opens up too many avenues for attack, Lorenzo Hall said.
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Per a study by the Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film at San Diego State University, 73% of the top critics on popular review aggregating site, Rotten Tomatoes.
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"Engie is unique in that it offers a streamlined solution for drivers, from diagnosing malfunctions, to providing information on the vehicle's health, to aggregating real time quotes from nearby mechanics," he says.
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Four in every five trades at Pictet, which manages around $220 billion, are now placed electronically - tapped into a machine aggregating prices and analyzing data from dozens of banks and trading venues.
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"Bunching" has become popular for aggregating the amount one would normally donate to charity over a number of years into a single year to maximize the deduction in the year of contribution.
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They know if I go to the gym, they know my prescriptions, they know I like red wine, they know I like 80s music, because they are aggregating all the data there.
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The applications: Microsoft says this strategy of aggregating small-scale recommendations to achieve a large-scale goal can be applied to natural language processing or helping a company sift through sales leads.
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Smart people realized that you could actually get a much more accurate picture of the race by aggregating all the polls together so that idiosyncratic methodologies or sampling error would wash out.
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This is critical, as the OFR's earlier responsibility to establish reporting formats and standards for reporting aggregate financial transaction and position data will presumably be substituted with aggregating agency submitted standardized data.
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Reconstructing Greater Adria's geologic historyIn order to piece together Greater Adria's past, van Hinsbergen and his colleagues spent a decade aggregating geological data from countries across Europe, North Africa, and western Asia.
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I offered an amendment during our committee markup of H.R. 1 to ensure more accountability and transparency for the largest, most common amount of out-of-district donations aggregating in large sums.
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It marshals no personal data about the patient or the population that has the same conditions; it does not make assessments by weighing genetic information or by aggregating data from similar procedures.
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LTE is theoretically capable of aggregating up to five channels for the best speed rates, but the most we've seen on the market yet is three-channel aggregation, which Sprint recently rolled out.
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Aggregating revenue across those platforms isn't easy, and the only real estimate comes from earlier this year when Super Data Research concluded that the game made $883 million in May across all platforms.
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It's constructed by aggregating a bunch of answers to different questions from both big academic surveys, like the General Social Survey and the American National Election Survey, and polls done by commercial pollsters.
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In one of its latest moves, Google ran a test this summer to see if it could take on Airbnb with a vacation rental booking service, aggregating listings from other sites like Booking.com.
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By aggregating all the monthly statements mailed to high net worth individuals on the multiple accounts they hold at different institutions, Singapore start-up Mesitis offers clients a single window on their holdings.
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Mr. Hobbs and the paper's other authors matched records from California's Department of Public Health with those of California Facebook users, preserving privacy by aggregating the data before analyzing it, the release said.
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And in the case of the Boston bombing, a Reddit forum called "Find Boston Bombers" became a go-to place on the web for aggregating, sorting, and quantifying information related to the attacks.
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Mr. Lamb, a director of constitutional enforcement and transparency at Turning Point USA, said in an email that the website was "simply aggregating" professors whose actions have been the subject of news reports.
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Crowdsourcing and aggregating every automakers' mapping data would make a significant dent in the time and resources companies are spending on charting the world's streets, according to Mobileye co-founder and CTO Amnon Shashua.
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The idea is to better compete with Big Tech by aggregating more premium ad inventory: The two new partners house big news titles including Bild, Welt, Business Insider and magazine portfolios including Die Aktuelle.
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The second aspect relates to Movinga's routing algorithm, which looks to fill moving companies' spare capacity, specifically in relation to aggregating smaller removal jobs or ensuring that each sides of the journey are exploited.
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By aggregating the trove of data from these companies, Clear Channel Outdoor hopes to provide advertisers with detailed information about the people who pass its billboards to help them plan more effective, targeted campaigns.
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It suggests that there might be a way to make it cheaper and easier to build large-scale systems for aggregating knowledge — and that, in turn, might one day change how we do policy.
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Special Correspondents almost becomes a satire on the modern news media, touching on the rush to sensationalize, the lack of oversight or fact-checking, and the perils of aggregating news instead of original reporting.
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The company currently operates in Germany and France, focusing on intercity house moves, including aggregating removal jobs where appropriate in order to reduce costs and ensure vehicles don't make return journeys empty handed unnecessarily.
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But rather than launching its own in-house fast-charging network, GM is aggregating public charger networks like Chargepoint and EVgo into its myChevrolet mobile app and enabling in-app payment at EVgo chargers.
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From a global perspective, this change will continue to attract manufacturing closer to the U.S. Within the manufacturing enterprise, some legacy jobs will be impacted as information gathering, aggregating and analysis tasks become automated.
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Any government dollar spent on aggregating road data would be considered capitalized as opposed to lost — public data sets can be reused by researchers for AI and cross-disciplinary projects for many years to come.
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The social media giant is nurturing a raft of apps including news aggregating service Toutiao and short video platform Tik Tok, helping it create an internet experience that's a cross between Google news and Facebook.
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With the media aggregating the news, The Great Wall was becoming the symbol of all white savior films, and Damon was in a tricky position to respond to a vague mob's frustrations with Hollywood whitewashing.
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With the U.S. election, fake news became incredibly popular on social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, as well as news aggregating services, such as Google News and news articles in Google search results.
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Today, Google is, in many ways, a barometer for our contemporary global culture, tracking, aggregating, and collecting data from all of our pressing questions, curiosities, fears (self-diagnoses on WebMD, anyone?), and so much more.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has proposed using DLT for its future data collection efforts after admitting that attempts at collecting and aggregating futures and swaps data reported to it has been a failure.
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"We believe by finding, filtering and aggregating exciting startups from top universities, research institutes, and incubators/accelerators, we can demonstrate the combined strength of SoCal in a compelling way to top investors and thought leaders."
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Aggregating even wilder online reports, Politically Incorrect News, a German far-right web site, wrote that "the invading hordes" shouted "Allahu Akbar" as 1,000 men "threw fireworks at the police" and at a local church.
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Breaking news reporting, if it is not merely a euphemism for aggregating news at lightning speed, requires an investment in both reporters and quality, both of which cost money that Tronc is unwilling to spend.
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App makers who are aggregating hundreds of millions of data points about their users owe it to them to protect the resulting databases from random downloaders, not leave them out like a stagnant data dump.
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"Whales are aggregating in a number of bays — including Wilhelmina Bay, Cierva Cove, Fournier Bay, Errera Channel — in high numbers and are feeding there for weeks at a time," he said in a news release.
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While it's not clear what form that surveillance system will take, the federal government has reportedly expressed interest in aggregating data that can be gleaned from tech platforms and smartphone use to monitor movement patterns.
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In contrast to how social media works today, a similar platform could develop transparent algorithms that use artificial intelligence to promote wholesome debate and informed dialogue while fairly aggregating citizens' positions to promote consensus building.
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The CFTC has initiated its own research into how DLT can help in alleviating the data issues that have prevented them from reporting and aggregating trades and pre- and post- trade data for risk analysis.
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It basically amounts to finding lots of little ways that customers can shift their demand, aggregating all those customers together, and treating the sum of their demand-shifting capacity as dispatchable power — "negawatts" instead of megawatts.
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Over time, the company plans see a path to revenue through affiliate incomes for subscription sales to the third-party streaming services, and, in the longer term, by aggregating and reselling the data on viewing behavior.
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By aggregating massive amounts of information detailing what type of litter people pick up, and where and when they do so, Litterati paints a wholistic picture of how trash exists in and permeates throughout our cities.
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Microsoft said it would develop AI products and services that would help other businesses reduce their carbon footprint -- for example by aggregating and hosting environmental data sets on its cloud platform and making them publicly available.
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In the absence of definitive clinical studies, the fastest way to improve outcomes is by aggregating the insights, experiences and intuitions of our best clinicians, and continuously validating and refining them based on real-world data.
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Its main competitor in mainland China is Baidu, which this week pledged to improve its media aggregating service after a complaint about the quality of the service and its search results went viral on social media.
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In aggregating the biggest "evidence" that Louis Tomlinson's baby isn't real into a truly thrilling blog post, Buzzfeed's Ellie Woodward did the difficult work of dragging a corner of the sub-mainstream internet into the light.
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This has enabled them to retain a position of aggregating content from existing providers and making that content available through their distribution channels while facilitating access to online channels such as over-the-top (OTT) providers.
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Ismael, who had received a master's degree in geophysics from the University of Houston, had begun aggregating information from Sinjar onto maps, marking fleeing Yazidis with stick figures in wheelchairs and ISIS positions with red octagons.
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Companies like Google and Facebook generate most of their revenues not from developing better products, but from aggregating lots of users&apos information and then brokering access of it to advertisers or other third-party partners.
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Since the onset of what has become the COVID-19 pandemic, this international team of over 20 researchers has been aggregating information and developing publicly available datasets to help people study the outbreak as it evolves.
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What we get here is being able to say something across larger geographic areas but still keeping some kind of local realism in the sense that what we're doing is aggregating information from these local areas.
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These polls are of differing quality but aggregating a lot of polls helps to shrink the sampling margin of error and control for the occasional outlier result you should get when you interview about 22017,250 Americans.
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Like other jobs tied to the cycles of social media — say, tweeting for brands or aggregating tweets for BuzzFeed — clip research involves skills that are less taught through training than osmosed as a consequence of youth.
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The 6,000 cities included in Facebook's expansion do not include major metropolises including Los Angeles and New York, according to the AP, due to the challenges of aggregating relevant hyperlocal content for users in larger cities.
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LG: To answer Erica's question, though, you still see that they could get value out of doing interviews with news outlets, even if we're still sort of aggregating some of their content in some way anyway.
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Google's practice of aggregating content on its home page and exploiting its dominance in online advertising undermines the business model of content providers such as News Corp, Thomson told the previous EU antitrust head two years ago.
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Fingerprinting describes the way sites and online advertisers are able to track you based on aggregating numerous tiny details about your system configuration, ranging from your operating system to your system fonts and even your screen size.
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But perhaps more important to the company's long-term success are its patents that cover aggregating all of the individual profiles, allowing 23andMe to build a database, mine it for trends and identify new treatments for disease.
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That is the conclusion of a new service called Credit Benchmark, which has the ingenious idea of aggregating the private credit ratings used by banks (in other words, the ratings generated by the bank's internal risk models).
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Newsela first got its start, as you might guess from the name, aggregating interesting news articles that could be used to supplement learning plans around particular subjects, with a specific focus on "ELA" — English and language arts.
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In 2012, a young North Carolina woman sued Gawker Media and Deep Dive Media for defamation, accusing both of aggregating a local news article speculating about whether she had exposed herself in a high school yearbook photo.
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Having a single platform, whether that's Apple's Health Records or something else, that's capable of collecting, aggregating, and sharing patient data from a wide variety of sources could bring the industry closer to rapid health data exchange.
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We've written about the rise of direct-to-consumer brands and how that has played out specifically in the world of fashion, which in turn becomes a new group of competitors to aggregating marketplaces like Moda Operandi.
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With more public polls than ever, more data scientists on the payrolls of major news organizations and a preponderance of poll-aggregating and analytical sites, it feels entirely reasonable to expect to know the answer by now.
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Five years later, it rebranded itself as EchoMetrix and released Pulse, a tool for providing insight to third-party marketers on youths, by aggregating data from millions of teenagers' chat transcripts and blog posts, among other sources.
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"Aggregating the Vehicle Stops Report is an important duty of my office, and it serves as a tool to law enforcement and agencies alike to identify disparities and improve practices," Attorney General Eric Schmitt said in a statement.
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Yes, it's impossibleIf it seems impossible to devise a method for aggregating individual preferences among three alternatives that always meet our idea of rationality (ie, that is free of paradoxes), the reason is because it is indeed impossible.
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Now is the time for Facebook to publically remove itself from the business of aggregating the news, and instead focus on being the representation of what real people want the news to be: clickbait of their own creation.
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Privacy researchers in Europe believe they have the first proof that a long-theorised vulnerability in systems designed to protect privacy by aggregating and adding noise to data to mask individual identities is no longer just a theory.
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But unlike NamUs, which is a clearinghouse for existing missing persons data—aggregating police files, medical and coroner records, fingerprints, photos, DNA, and more—there's nothing compelling the National Park Service to even generate a missing persons record.
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There are a number of portals aggregating loan and other financial services offerings in the market today, based around the idea of the aggregator making affiliate revenues whenever a user clicks on a product and makes a purchase.
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The biggest companies — led by Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google in the United States, and Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent in China — are data networks, aggregating information to provide valuable services underwritten by advertising, e-commerce or user subscriptions.
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According to the EFF, the group is working on expanding the project to inventory police surveillance across the country, using crowdsourcing to collect news articles and public records, then aggregating these existing surveillance datasets for easy public access.
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"Every [electronics manufacturer] dealing in quantities of returned goods, including retail returns, is aggregating batches of similar equipment to ship in bulk to subcontractors pretty much anywhere they can get the best deal on labor," Gordon-Byrne said.
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"These whales spend much of their lives aggregating in areas of high plankton concentration," explained Charles Mayo, senior scientist and director of the right whale ecology program at the non-profit Center for Coastal Studies in Provincetown, Mass.
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One is to sort of try to help make sure that you are aggregating information from millions of different retailers so that users don't have to individually go visit all those retailers' web pages and search over them.
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One creative investment vehicle for increasing returns is the SPV — essentially off-book shell corporations that act as investment vehicles for aggregating capital outside the limitations of a fund's initial structure, strategy and design agreed upon by limited partners.
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Instead, this quarter it reported monetizable daily active usage (mDAU), a metric it created to measure only users exposed on a daily basis to advertising on the site and exclude those who access Twitter via aggregating sites like TweetDeck.
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This has allowed them to gain economies of scale by aggregating their capital and infrastructure in one or two locations, while London also has a deep talent pool of employees with expertise in managing and processing the trading book.
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The credit facilities are comprised of a $4 billion facility and $3.5 billion supplementary facility (upsized from $2 billion in March 2015 with the accordion option exercised in April 1003), aggregating the largest capacity in the U.S. REIT sector.
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By aggregating together distributed, small-scale resources (solar panels, batteries, fuel cells, smart appliances and HVAC systems, etc.), a microgrid can present to the larger grid as a single entity — a kind of Voltron composed of distributed energy technologies.
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Stock markets are really good at quickly aggregating information, with prices rapidly reflecting new information and lots of highly paid people spending much of their time studying companies in order to take bets on which are overpriced and underpriced.
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Anyways, so no, I wasn't among those who railed against the Huffington Post, although it's interesting to note that HuffPost got more traffic by aggregating my coverage of Nelson Mandela's funeral than the New York Times did. Mm-hmm.
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While any given movie blogger's "can't wait to see it" Sundance guide is about as reliable as GPS in a mountain pass, we at Mashable wondered whether aggregating several film writers' picks — and there are many — might give a better result.
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For now at least, aggregating the Social Security numbers of Americans and combining them with voter files in a central location is one of the few ways to determine, with any level of accuracy, which voters pulled a fast one.
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Keeping the Copyright Office within the Library of Congress not only keeps the Copyright Office from having political appointee as its leader, but enables the true role of the Library of Congress as an institution aggregating and disseminating knowledge and information.
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Aggregating a view of clients' assets all in one place can be a boon for wealth managers like UBS and rival Morgan Stanley, who can benefit from seeing the full picture of where they can sell more products and services.
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The purpose of the inquiry is to establish whether the company's processing and aggregating of personal data for the purposes of profiling and utilising the profiles generated for targeted advertising is in compliance with the relevant provisions of the GDPR.
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Capital One Financial Corp can move forward with antitrust allegations against Intellectual Ventures, a major patent aggregating company, after a U.S. appeals court on Thursday refused to force a lower court judge to prevent the bank from making the claims.
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Using reviews of the 300 top-grossing films from 2015 to 2017 posted on review aggregating site Rotten Tomatoes, the study uncovered that 78.7% of the reviews in the study's sample were written by men, compared with only 21.3% of women.
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Through a network of independent drivers, alongside a logistics platform recreated from the ground up, Skydrop is looking to offer shipping labels at a fraction of the cost by aggregating orders with thousands of like-minded (and like-sized) businesses.
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Adams said that most of the available movie and TV recommendations tend to focus on genre (like the tens of thousands of "micro genres" that Netflix uses to classify its content) or on aggregating user ratings (like IMDB's movie scores).
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Greenpeace said the company also agreed to introduce a code of conduct to ensure workers are treated "humanely and fairly", while reducing the use of the "fish aggregating devices" - floating objects used to increase catch but that also harm ocean life.
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"The case was registered on the allegations of defrauding of Punjab National Bank ... in the matter of dishonest and fraudulent issuance of two Letters of Undertakings aggregating to the said amount," the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) said in a statement.
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But the other problem is that the trend in favor of aggregating polls — whether using statistical modeling like FiveThirtyEight and the Upshot or simple averaging like RealClearPolitics or Huffington Post Pollster — has created a serious tragedy of the commons problem.
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Data providers to the financial and investment communities follow the low-cost model of aggregating data in areas and industries where data are already readily available, further leading investment to follow the data and the data to flow from the investment.
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Drew Linzer, a pollster and creator of the Daily Kos Elections forecasting model, which forecasts the Electoral College result by aggregating large numbers of state polls, said prediction models like his try to estimate the possibility of an unexpected turnout shift.
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While aggregating different polls is non-scientific and provides little more than a snapshot, it is a method used by some EU officials internally - including at the EU assembly itself - to get a sense of the shape of the next parliament.
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Finally, it's adding a number of small quality-of-life updates like viewing recent Paper docs by alphabetical order and the ability to unsubscribe to comment notifications and archive docs on iOS, as well as aggregating to-do lists across docs.
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Meanwhile, the biggest players in the adult industry—content-aggregating tube sites like PornHub, xHamster, xVideos, RedTube, and YouPorn—pull in hundreds of thousands of viewers daily, are valued at tens of millions of dollars, and might hold considerable sway.
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Treating the show as a puzzle justifies not only weekly reviews and interviews when episodes air on Sunday, but also updates throughout the week aggregating fan theories from Reddit, responding to theories presented on other outlets, or generating new theories entirely.
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I've written at length about how Rotten Tomatoes works and why aggregating and weighting audience reviews alongside those from critics — from sites like Rotten Tomatoes and IMDB and services like Cinemascore — isn't as useful as a lot of people assume.
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For identifying TDP43 as a key protein aggregating in the cytoplasm in frontotemporal lobular dementia and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, and for capitalizing on the toxicity of alpha-synuclein to gain insight into cellular drivers of Parkinson's disease and multiple system atrophy.
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Those who looked into the books and records of Lehman — regulators, forensic accountants, bankruptcy lawyers, creditors and counterparties — observed a disparate deluge of data and a huge swamp of risk and no way of aggregating nor valuing what they found.
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"These products will provide high bandwidth and low latency solutions for networking launch vehicles, aggregating satellite systems, interconnecting space system networks, and enabling management and monitoring of all satellite control network devices and critical data center infrastructure," the posting said.
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When the Guardian asked Jinn to comment on its practices, co-founder Leon Herrera said couriers were free to accept or turn down work, and were not exclusively contracted to Jinn, and then some gobbledygook about "aggregating demand" and "spaciotemporal data".
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"They are aggregating from hundreds of vendors across the U.S. and they're making it easy for companies to sell those ads and manage that inventory and bringing a ton of transparency to a system that is mostly phone calls and emails," Ohanian said.
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VIB and Rouge members (sorry, Insiders) are now also able to customize their perks by choosing from three additional benefits, including aggregating points in their account, a deluxe in-store makeover experience (which can be shared with a friend), or free express shipping.
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"If we could improve the judgement of government officials facing high-stakes decisions — reducing their susceptibility to various biases, or developing better methods of aggregating expertise — this could have positive knock-on effects across a huge range of domains," Jess Whittlestone notes.
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Then Euclid tracks where shoppers go as they browse, how long they dwell in certain areas, the total length of their visit, and how often they return before aggregating the data into reports designed to help companies improve sales, marketing, and conversion rates.
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While we're likely to see more state-level legal challenges to license plate tracking technology, for now the powerful pairing of license plate numbers and location data is mostly fair game for anyone who wants to make money off collecting and aggregating it.
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From now on it will only provide what it calls "monetizable" daily active users (mDAUs), created to measure the number of people exposed to advertising on a daily basis and exclude those who access Twitter via text messages or aggregating sites like TweetDeck.
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"We've pivoted a bit as a company…we see our purpose as an organization around what I would call aggregating the informal retail, then using technology, and then using that buying power to essentially provide lower, better-cost goods across cities," he said.
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"We let users do many different tasks without any coding skill — preparing, cleaning up, expanding, combining, visualizing, aggregating, calculating, modeling your data, or doing 'what-if' analysis with your data…" So Vize isn't directly competing with the most sophisticated business intelligence tools.
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The Bevans set up their company, Prezola, four years ago with £2170,2000 worth of savings, and by aggregating wedding gifts from over 2250 brands onto one website have built a business with an annual turnover of £20.7m and a staff of 20.4.
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After aggregating polls to get rid of variation that does not reflect real changes in opinion, the end result is that the national margin between Clinton and Trump has stayed within a five-point range, from Clinton ahead by two to seven points.
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At some point there will also be an optional program to submit a child's information (anonymously, of course) to help create a database of what accommodations in which places and cases led to what outcomes — essentially aggregating information direct from the source.
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We're getting to a moment in media when more and more publications and outlets means less and less in terms of having an individual identity—they're all aggregating the same stories, adding nothing new to them, delivering the same noise in different packaging.
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Black Mirror soars in episodes such as "Be Right Back," where a woman tries to recreate her late husband's personality by aggregating his social media accounts, that make you think about the ways technology is changing how we interact with the world.
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An adtech veteran whose business is, as it happens, currently under investigation by Ireland's Data Protection Commission (which is looking into whether its processing and aggregating of personal data to profile Internet users for ad targeting is in compliance with the GDPR).
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Affiliate marketing, for example, is one of the biggest ways that sites in the travel sector generate revenue — by aggregating inventory and listings from a host of other sites and then getting a small cut of any sale that is generated through those referrals.
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Earlier this year at the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition conference in Las Vegas, Google discussed a model they had created that could identify objects within an image and build a caption by aggregating disparate features from a training set of images captioned by humans.
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You can then drag and drop files to these icons to share them as quickly as possible, and this space will also act as a hub for messaging apps, aggregating communications from programs like Skype and email to make it accessible all in one place.
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Since its 2017 launch, which focused on aggregating free movies, the company has expanded into news, sports, TV shows and other entertainment offerings both from traditional studios and digital networks, as well as paid subscriptions from networks like HBO, Cinemax, Showtime, Starz, EPIX and more.
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Aggregating supply and demandIn an interview with Business Insider, Chief Technology Officer Marcelo Cortes said that the platform offered value for small businesses by finding a market for small designers and manufacturers, and by making it easier for store owners to try new products.
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In 2013, Mr. Leckey's practice of aggregating high and low culture drove him to organize an ornery exhibition, "The Universal Addressability of Dumb Things," which treated antiquities, machines, consumer goods and art, by William Blake, Louise Bourgeois and Ed Atkins, as so much commensurate stuff.
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But if the process ends up feeling arbitrary, bullying and opaque, aimed more at aggregating power for power's sake and unchecked by any rule of law, it will end up instilling fear that will unnerve Saudi and foreign investors in ways the country can't afford.
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Traasdahl was initially concerned that his customers would be reluctant to hand over this type of sensitive sales data, and also that players within the industry might be anxious to hand over such data to a platform that's aggregating everyone's data, including their competitors'.
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"In aggregating flight databases to track real time aviation patterns across the top five busiest Chinese airports, we found that flight activity plunged 12% over the Lunar New Year weekend, and continues to track lower, falling by a staggering 41% from normal levels," they wrote.
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According to The Seattle Times, the post in question had been commissioned by one of Boeing's institutional shareholders; and the error-narrative picked up additional bursts of momentum by aggregating random little scooplets turned up in the media's voracious focus on the MAX soap opera.
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But I think a lot of the criticism is phony and some of the people who criticize me, some of the publications who've tried to suggest that my work is devoid of public value, they're quite insistent on aggregating my reporting when it's negative.
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ThirdLove, however, uses big data analytics to essentially aggregate the long tail, turning a single person's quest into one from many people, and aggregating images of all the busts to help build the design of the bras, which it executes by tapping into more precise manufacturing techniques.
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The ECFS was initially designed for lawyers and other knowledgeable sources to provide feedback on pending FCC regulations; but in a new era of digital civic engagement, the system became the principal tool for aggregating comments from the public about proposed rules to gut net neutrality.
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Current projections, which I have commissioned from leading Silicon Valley firms, suggest that the process of aggregating these multivariate emotional states across the U.S. will be only moderately less humane than analog voting, as well as require minimal force projection from the S.M.I.L.E. Squads to complete.
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Specifically, it now needs to respond to the rise of aggregating platforms like Facebook, which have become both go-to places for people to read news from other sites, and to find information that is actually only created to live and be consumed on Facebook itself.
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The social network has run into a lot of controversy for its prominent role in aggregating and distributing news to the world — with a significant part of that news turning out to be misleading and potentially damaging to public opinions and larger issues like the democratic process.
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As deep sea biologist and Southern Fried Science blogger Andrew Thaler pointed out in a blog post last year, The Ocean Cleanup boom system is, by definition, a Fish Aggregating Device, or FAD:In it's crudest form, an FAD is any floating, semi-stationary structure in the open ocean.
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The CME's pricing data "will lower uncertainty among market participants and would very likely reduce bitcoin's traditionally high volatility" by aggregating information on transactions from multiple bitcoin markets, said Paul Chao, founder and chief executive officer of Ledger X, an institutional trading and clearing platform for bitcoin options.
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While individual commitments to reducing one's carbon footprint are important, meeting the challenge of climate change is not just a matter of aggregating individual actions, but of creating systemic change – changing how we create and use energy, how we manage lands, how we think about infrastructure, and more.
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Watchup aimed to address this problem, by aggregating content into a single app from 170 news sources, like CNN, Bloomberg, CBS Interactive, PBS, Vox, Euronews, Hearst Television, Fox News, WSJ, Sky News, Washington Post, Financial Times, Fusion and others, including local sources thanks to deals with broadcast affiliates.
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Ms. Lockwood's graphic score "Bayou-Borne, for Pauline" — dedicated to the composer Pauline Oliveros, a "Deep Listening" pioneer who died last year — closed the show by aggregating the interpretive talents of Mr. Wooley, the soprano Megan Schubert, the violist Jessica Pavone and other composer-performers on the program.
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We've seen this rise in the consumer realm, where technology companies are fundamentally aggregating and analyzing user behavior, and providing value back to users (and, of course, advertisers.) For example, with wearable tracking devices like FitBit and others, users are able to receive actionable insight about their health and physical performance.
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A full partnership with Curve would also give banks a way to get on the front-foot ready for a post-PSD2 world that is seeing a plethora of fintech startups attempt to become the hub of your financial life by aggregating your financial data and re-bundling various financial products.
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If your betting market is open to the whole world, and if it's possible to make a lot of money by having an accurate understanding of the topics up for betting, then in theory, your market should be a good way of aggregating everything that is known about the topic.
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Based on data from regulatory filings, Pitchbook, and Crunchbase, SoftBank and its Vision Fund led roughly 35 investment rounds, with total round sizes aggregating to roughly $203 billion, or over $40 billion when including investments in Uber and Grab, which were announced in 2017 but didn't close until early 2018.
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In the traditional world of desktop and mobile operating systems, operating systems are able to capture value by commoditizing hardware suppliers and aggregating consumers, so that other application developers have easy access to a development platform with easy-to-use tools and a distribution channel with a large audience of buyers.
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In terms of how it collects customer feedback data in the first place, Chattermill integrates many standard tools used for soliciting and monitoring customer feedback and sentiment, such as SurveyMonkey, Zendesk, TypeForm or Salesforce, in addition to aggregating feedback from Net Promoter Score surveys, reviews, support tickets and social media.
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So as long as we are doing a great job of customer services, as long as we&aposre aggregating orders, it&aposs obviously way more efficient if you can get a few items in a box and transport that than it is if you have a single item in a box.
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By aggregating data from general-population studies administered as far back as 1991, researchers from Europe and Australia have discovered something strange: People who played the most tennis, badminton, and squash (that's racketball to you Americans) were less likely to die during the study period than those who professed allegiance to other sports.
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IEX Astral is a great example where in partnership with some of the largest buy-side firms in the world, they kind of rallied around IEX to say, 'Hey we need your help in aggregating data, normalizing data, storing it, enriching it,' to help them better understand how their orders are being executed.
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By building on small victories, aggregating to larger successes, the hope was to create bottom-up trade deals while also pursuing top-down global, comprehensive agreements like the so-called "Uruguay Round," which had created the World Trade Organization (WTO) out of its predecessor, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT).
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The whole point of class actions, according to their proponents' briefs, is to promote efficiency and reduce duplicative litigation – an objective that would be utterly undermined if plaintiffs were required to file dozens of statewide class actions instead of aggregating their claims in a single case with jurisdiction established by the named plaintiff.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThis also means you won't be able to locate where you are on a map, look for coffee shops in your local area, or find your device if it gets lost; it also stops Google from anonymously aggregating data to tell Google Maps users how busy a road or a restaurant is, for example.
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Since these three companies are in the process of aggregating and monopolizing most mass media via the internet by inserting themselves in the middle of almost all online activities, and since the government has granted online intermediaries special immunity from liability for what happens on their platforms, these companies warrant a new moniker: the intermedia.
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All in all, it's a very efficient way of aggregating and comparing a range of offers for a service you might need to buy, which also poses a challenge for CompareEuropeGroup: There are literally dozens of platforms across Europe and the U.K. that offer the same or a similar service, including GoCompare, MoneySupermarket, CompareTheMarket, uSwitch.
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One benefit of Skyline AI's system is that it is able to consider variables that would be difficult to include in Excel spreadsheets and other traditional methods for aggregating data, which is important in real estate because there are so many factors that can impact a property's value and impact its rents, occupancy levels, maintenance costs and future worth.
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Google reportedly is working on building its own Uber competitor, and while some believe this will come in the form of a fleet of autonomous cars, there is a more immediate option for how Google can position itself more prominently in Uber's world: by searching and aggregating everything that the wider on-demand transport landscape has to offer.
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The report released by Transparency International measured corruption in governments by aggregating data from nearly a dozen data sources that "capture the assessment of experts and business executives on a number of corrupt behaviours in the public sector," including bribery, nepotism in the civil service, diversion of public funds and use of public office for private gain.
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Several polls released in the wake of the GOP convention last week showed Trump surging to the lead — and Nate Silver (the poll-aggregating Linus blanket of the Left in 2008) sent a shiver through Philly by reckoning, for the first time, that Trump had a 55 percent chance of winning were the election held that day.
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"We're democratizing access to a physical salesforce by aggregating all the fractionalised or partial demand into a common platform and dispersing that to individuals in the gig economy," said Rob Frohwein — the CEO of Kabbage who is co-founding Drum with his Kabbage co-founder and COO Kathryn Petralia and Troy Deus — said in an interview with TechCrunch.
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As founder/CEO of Kynetic, he also owns two other businesses at the forefront of online commerce that enhance the way we shop in today's on-demand culture: the Rue Gilt Groupe, owner of two of the top online private sale destinations in the U.S., and ShopRunner, a members-only service aggregating shopping benefits from top retailers and brands.
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" Here's an example of what a Kard notification would look like on your browser: The value is three-pronged, the CEO says: "Number one, we're making people aware of these offers; two, we're aggregating all of the offers in one place; and three, we're making sure that once you download our extension, you never have to come back to our website.
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What this means in practice is that by aggregating real-time rental inventory directly from property managers and landlords, rather than through third-parties, the Oliver app enables renters not only to browse and filter listings as could be done on other platforms, but also to schedule showings at the tap of a button using an in-app calendar feature.
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And at the same time, not only can we give them money, but the expertise of that which is frankly the same, but now there's something else you can give which is to say, hey, we've spent time deploying code, aggregating data deep inside the bowels of hundreds of companies, thousands of companies before you, and what that's left us with are these artifacts.
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Having so many well-known accounts to follow initially made people believe the app was an attempt at aggregating high-quality content from around the web for the rest of us to follow — or worse, some thought it could be another example of a Hollywood actor's attempt to capitalize on fame to establish a presence in the App Store, à la the Kardashians' mobile empire.
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The idea with productboard is to offer a better way of aggregating and organizing feedback requests and other input from a variety of channels, including customer support tickets, emails, input from internal teams, direct user research and more, and then connect those tasks to the features that would need to be built to address customers' needs, as well as with the business's larger strategic goals.
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And then there's Apple TV channels, Apple's new a la carte-style subscription aggregating service that lets users select third-party channels like Showtime, Starz, HBO, CBS All Access, Bravo, and more without having to sign up for more expensive bundle deals (and even more excitingly, without having to use multiple log-in credentials, since you can just use your Apple ID for all of it).
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This stands alongside a handful of other impactful efforts launched in the past few years, such as the Worker's Lab and Employment Tech Fund, that fund a number of technologies designed for and by workers, as well as startups founded by former low-wage workers and worker organizers, such as Driver's Seat, which supports ride-hail drivers in aggregating and capturing value from their data.
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There is a different philosophy of corporate power that is driving particularly the Republican Party right now where you see years of collective wisdom and experiences in this country that said that competition is good and you cannot let more and more powerful companies, aggregating more and more political power — because remember, since Citizens United these corporations are pouring an unimaginable amounts of sums of money — dark money, often — into the political process.
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Photo: Bidgee/Wikimedia To study how infectious diseases might spread during flights, Weiss, along with co-author Vicki Stover Hertzberg from the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing at Emory University, devised and tested a new observational technique which used paired observers (members of the research team) seated every five rows, each using an iPad app, and later aggregating these local "zone-by-zone" observations to chronicle all movements of passengers and crew within an airplane cabin.
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