Ironically, this can mean deprioritizing what our culture of confession most reveres: Talk. Story.
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For example, Yelp has repeatedly accused Google of deprioritizing its pages on Google search results.
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YouTube didn't say exactly why it's deprioritizing private conversations, but TechCrunch has a couple of ideas.
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Facebook's challenge here will be to find a way to facilitate constructive conversations while deprioritizing flame wars.
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Ignoring or deprioritizing that basic fact is more dangerous to me than a white hood could ever be.
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It also previously had begun to prioritize the items you're actively looking at, while deprioritizing those your current connection couldn't handle, like videos.
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I had been so devoted to them that when I pulled back they could feel it immediately, and assumed I was deprioritizing them.
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Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and TikTok all told Recode that they've been working to promote factual content and some are deprioritizing misinformation on their platforms.
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Creating dense urban areas with ample public spaces and multimodal transportation options — deprioritizing private automobiles and reducing overall automobile traffic — serves multiple progressive goals.
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And in deprioritizing face-to-face dialogue, emphasizing narratives of discovery, and championing everything "Hot & New," it has meshed well with the language and spirit of gentrification.
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It colors the sound with its own character, giving most music an EQ curve that boosts both the highs and the lows, while slightly deprioritizing the mids.
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This meant these people were spending more time at work than intended, working to reduce feelings of guilt and anxiety, and deprioritizing hobbies and exercise because of work.
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He accused his party of ignoring the industrial Midwest and deprioritizing local and state races, which he said led Democrats to lose hundreds of seats during Obama's eight years.
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Despite lagging in the polls and deprioritizing the state earlier on, Hillary Clinton made a final push in the Buckeye State, with campaign appearances and increased Ohio-focused advertising.
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Facebook on Thursday introduced major changes to its News Feed that will prioritize content it hopes will spark meaningful conversations between friends while deprioritizing content from businesses, brands, and media.
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The platform also includes several ways to help improve the frayed relationship between police and the communities they serve like deprioritizing enforcement of minor offenses and mandating community-led trainings.
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His insight on the 2016 election: Trump certainly didn't do himself any favors by deprioritizing his ground game, and that could have adverse effects on the Republican Party in the future.
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The question is when balancing asylum as one priority among many turns into deprioritizing it — or outright trying to avoid it as a chore port officials may not want to do.
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These breaks can be seen as women deprioritizing their career ambitions and thus falling a few years behind previous peers in terms of experience or tool knowledge in some employers' eyes.
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One way Google is trying to correct these mistakes is by deprioritizing information in search results that is obviously not meant to be helpful, such as intentional manipulation by Russian operatives.
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The gaps suggest that simply deprioritizing marijuana enforcement, an effort New York Mayor Bill de Blasio began when he entered office in 2014, is not enough to erase racial differences in arrests.
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"More companies are slowing investments and deprioritizing China as an investment destination due to slowing growth and increased concerns over barriers to market entry, the regulatory environment, and rising costs," the chamber said.
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Democrats instead moved to depend on the "professional class," deprioritizing workers' concerns to focus instead on the social and environmental concerns that went over much better in Hollywood and San Francisco and Manhattan fundraisers.
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During this long presidential primary season, some, including candidate Julián Castro (who has since dropped out), called for deprioritizing the New Hampshire primary because the state doesn't represent the demographics of the country at large.
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"Without protections in place there is nothing to stop ISPs from deprioritizing all peer to peer connections, like what Comcast did to Bit Torrent about decade ago," Dhruv Mehrotra, an artist and founder of Othernet.
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Calling the move a deprioritizing of initiatives that didn't meet expectations, CEO Bobby Kotick said that the cuts would come from support staff while the company consolidates its commercial operations and reorganizes its marketing initiatives.
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More broadly, a suspicion that a policy may make officers less safe can be used to justify opposition to a lot of things — from ending stop and frisk to deprioritizing marijuana arrests to simply making comments about tensions between police and minority communities.
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BOORSTIN: SEEMS LIKE ONE THING THAT'S IMPORTANT TO SNAP IS THIS IDEA IF I TAKE A PHOTO ON SNAP WITH A SIGNATURE LENSES I SHOULD BE ABLE TO SHARE IT ON FACEBOOK'S OR INSTAGRAMS PLATFORMS WITHOUT THEM BLOCKING OR DEPRIORITIZING THAT POST.
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All too many doctors seem to absorb and reinforce this narrative, reportedly deprioritizing discussions about sexual side effects and patients' sex lives during clinical visits, or telling patients that most of their peers just don't think about or express interest in sex during treatment.
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When Hickman himself said in an interview with Newsrama that Marvel canceled its Fantastic Four comics in 2014 because of how badly Fox's Fantastic Four films had performed, fans saw it as proof that Marvel was deprioritizing any of its comics that were adapted by Fox and not Marvel Entertainment.
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If anything, he's deprioritizing the border wall in favor of things that will do more to kick immigrants who are already here out of the US. Trump's budget asks for money to hire 500 new Border Patrol officers (who have jurisdiction within 100 miles of the actual border) and 1,000 new "deportation agents" in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (within the interior of the US).
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Rubius Therapeutics Inc: * RUBIUS THERAPEUTICS REPORTS FOURTH QUARTER AND FULL-YEAR 2019 FINANCIAL RESULTS AND ANNOUNCES STRATEGIC FOCUS ON ONCOLOGY AND AUTOIMMUNITY * Q4 EARNINGS PER SHARE ESTIMATE $-0.60 — REFINITIV IBES DATA * RUBIUS THERAPEUTICS - COMPANY IS DEPRIORITIZING RTX-134 PROGRAM FOR TREATMENT OF PHENYLKETONURIA (PKU) AND ITS OTHER RARE DISEASE PROGRAMS * CASH RUNWAY WILL BE EXTENDED INTO 2022 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Facebook, Google, and other technology companies have pledged to take steps to counter the misuse of their platforms, including notifying users who have been targeted, working with candidates, campaigns, and political parties to improve the security of their online networks and social media, improving efforts to identify and remove fake accounts, strengthening their ability to distinguish content generated by human beings from content generated by bots, tagging and deprioritizing suspect content, and enhancing the transparency surrounding paid ads.
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Around that same time, many police departments were facing budget freezes or cuts, and the number of police employees per 1,000 population dropped 10 percent between 1975 and 1985. Police adopted differential responses to requests for services, deprioritizing investigation of "cold" burglaries and larcenies. Private firms were employed to fill the gap. Private police and their clients have compiled extensive records on certain crimes, such as department store pilferage.
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Ideology promised liberation for women, but in practice in the CNT it meant subjugation of women. One of the biggest challenges faced by leftist women was Marxism prioritized the issue of class equality over gender issues. For anarchists, syndicalists, communist and socialist women, this often resulted in male leadership deprioritizing women's needs and locking women out of participation and governance as their needs did not directly relate to the class struggle. Some leftist men, both in political and labor organizations, also resented women entering the workforce, viewing their lower wages as contributing to employers lowering wages among male workers.
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One of the biggest challenges faced by leftist women was Marxism prioritized the issue of class equality over gender issues. For anarchists, syndicalists, communist and socialist women, this often resulted in male leadership deprioritizing women's needs and locking women out of participation and governance as their needs did not directly relate to the class struggle. Some leftist men, both in political and labor organizations, also resented women entering the workforce, viewing their lower wages as contributing to employers lowering wages among male workers. Despite their own differences in ideology, communist, Republican, communist and socialist women would come together for discussions about the political issues of the day.
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