Are we people who believe that if you make money from your money that you should be taxed less than if you make money from your labor?
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"How does Apple make money from Apple Pay?" by Wigley & Company "How does Apple make money from Apple Pay?" by Wigley & Company Hardware, another scapegoat, has also had a minimal impact.
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Other messaging apps, including Line, make money from sponsored stickers.
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The company plans to make money from the aforementioned purchases.
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There are so many ways to make money from home.
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Is this the main way criminals make money from disasters?
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You know, guys who just make money from the internet.
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But how do these people make money from their content?
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Disney of course wants to make money from the films.
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And then eventually how will we make money from that?
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Must colleges disclose whether they make money from banking agreements?
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Be helpful and selfless, and you'll make money from writing.
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It is increasingly difficult to make money from apps. 3.
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Here's three: How will Facebook make money from private messaging?
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If people love you, why not make money from them?
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They are not the traffickers, who make money from enslaving them.
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It's harder to make money from loans when rates are low.
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She hopes to make money from pipes, bongs and marijuana paraphernalia.
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And immigrants today can often make money from their own cuisines.
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Payments are another way for Amazon to make money from this.
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And Trudeau said indigenous people would make money from the expansion.
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Hard to make money from being incredibly successful on Instagram. Yeah.
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Npower has struggled to make money from its UK retail business.
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For investors, it's an opportunity to make money from the sidelines.
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On-Demand Support Resources Make money from blogging for different publications.
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One way to make money from mobile is through affiliate revenue.
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Third, it is not always easy to make money from platforms.
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The trouble is it's getting harder to make money from either.
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He only loses an opportunity to make money from his commentary.
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Companies only to exist if they can make money from customers.
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And Canadians, like Americans, expect to make money from the investment.
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For the people who make money from movies, that isn't good enough.
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It can shed light on what you could potentially make money from.
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Apple isn't looking to gather data or make money from its effort.
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Netflix doesn't make money from individual views of content or from advertising.
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All this means banks find it hard to make money from you.
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Unlike others, she's not going to try to make money from advertising.
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Low interest rates dampen a bank's ability to make money from lending.
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And it's true, it was hard to make money from rock music.
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They also use dynamic ad insertion to make money from the podcast.
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Could you seek to make money from the man on the street?
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"I don't know, can you make money from selling weed?" he asked.
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Right. If it's a durable trend, can you make money from it?
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Then you can make money from it, from some of the platforms.
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It's not uncommon for "make money from home" opportunities to be scams.
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Anyone can start a podcast, but can they make money from it?
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And AOL, whatever, you make money from dial-up or whatever. Right.
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Do you make money from the online customers, or you lose money?
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In short, people make money from selling supplements, they make money from convincing you you're fat, and they make money telling you that there are ways to not be fat by buying their product or listening to their advice.
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But there was one clear problem: You couldn't make money from open source.
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The Ultimate Online Course Creation Blueprint Why not make money from your expertise?
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It's unclear how or if Apple plans to make money from the system.
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Macy's, for one, is trying to make money from its unproductive real estate.
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They then make money from those widgets by running ads in them, too.
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You guys have turned this into a ... You make money from this account.
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They don't need to make money from the pharma companies or the hospitals.
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Perhaps it'll make money from hacking existing products rather than selling new ones?
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This is the key component for how these games make money from players.
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People make money from two things: Knowledge or the ability to get money.
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Apparently Gunay doesn't plan to make money from this side of the business.
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About how we want to party but also make money from our music.
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However, Facebook could still make money from chatbots and live chat customer support.
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It wasn't like we were ever going to make money from it anyway.
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And the best way to make money from them is also a question.
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Sometimes they turn the language into marketing copy and make money from it.
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Questions remain however about how Nintendo will make money from its mobile games.
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They make money from delivery and service fees, in addition to commissions from partners.
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Figuring out how to make money from messaging will be crucial to this process.
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Like big pharma, though, the biotech startups have struggled to make money from antibiotics.
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Using the blockchain, Ethereum lets users write applications and make money from their work.
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Data is keyB8ta doesn't make money from sales in the stores it helps create.
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While these are free, they are what allow Google to make money from Android.
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In contrast, there's an enormous amount of pressure to make money from cryptocurrency projects.
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Balto: A platform for fantasy sports league managers to make money from their work.
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Grab can make money from offering those financial services in different ways, he said.
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Facebook also outlined how it will make money from creators' subscriptions starting in January.
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He also talks about the latest efforts to make money from the viewing audience.
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The price range is endless, but it's another way to make money from writing.
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Twitch streamers can make money from subscribers, game sales, brand deals and even donations.
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What people have to remember is that family law attorneys make money from conflict.
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He also talked about how the company plans to make money from sports betting.
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How Instagram 'nano influencers' with only 2,000 followers can make money from sponsored posts
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Details on how Telefonica will make money from the new service were not disclosed.
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But investors need more certainty that it knows how to make money from it.
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This annoyed some left-wing dog lovers — why make money from this president's gibberish?
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Could local municipalities make money from selling data from the cameras that will be installed?
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But the company still faces challenges figuring out how to make money from the apps.
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"SELL-SIDE" analysts, whose firms make money from trading and investment banking, are notoriously bullish.
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You could make money from online tutoring or seasonal tutoring for the SATs and ACTs.
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One, Facebook never figured out a good way for publishers to make money from them.
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The company introduced ways for the service to make money from businesses earlier this year.
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It wants to make money from services related to lightning and other blockchain-scaling software.
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Venture capitalists have been trying to make money from the higher education market for years.
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As white people make money from marijuana, black people languish in jail for smoking it.
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Read more: How to make money from home, without going to an office every day
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The organizations make money from brands advertising on Amazon's Twitch streaming network and soliciting sponsorships.
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The shift raises questions for Facebook, including how it will make money from private communications.
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Maintaining a captive audience is particularly important for users who make money from the platform.
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These financial products allowed the banks to make money from the collapse of their creations.
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I want to make money from you and I want to make money for you.
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Trump said she was not trying to make money from her role as first lady.
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How can MoviePass make money from what seems to be a money-losing business model?
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It's a super easy, low-effort way for people to make money from their videos.
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Facebook would make money from Parse by storing data from developers and sending customers product notifications.
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Many open source developers have struggled to find ways to actually make money from their work.
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We think it's important that publications are forthcoming about how they make money from their content.
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Wall Street cornered Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday, asking when Facebook will make money from virtual reality.
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But they got two things wrong: the timing, and their ability to make money from it.
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Sylvia Garcia, D-TX, asked how Facebook could make money from the venture without charging users.
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"We don't want to make money from problematic content or recommend it to people," she said.
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We make money from creators today, and long term will monetize through advertising and premium content.
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Many firms are scrambling to develop ancillary products to try to make money from their users.
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Both companies also don't currently offer direct ways for creators to make money from their videos.
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The company could make money from licensing its content off-platform down the line, Heath reports.
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It's also up in the air how Google will make money from its self-driving efforts.
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The Penny Hoarder has a great article on how to make money from you trash. 29.
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The days when networks could make money from people who never watch their shows will end.
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Threshold thought it could make money from his book, and now it doesn't think it will.
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YouTube says it's rolling out more tools to help its creators make money from their videos.
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The existing proposals to reduce prices leave many opportunities to make money from truly innovative drugs.
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Reforms are backed by Google and TiVo, who stand to make money from their own boxes.
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About a national security advisor using his position to make money from still other foreign interests.
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In this version, people post links to outside websites, and those websites make money from advertising.
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So Uber may be putting back the day when it can make money from robotic vehicles.
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It is hard to make money from lending to the government when bond yields are negative.
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Facebook is ready to make money from all the videos that publishers share to the network.
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"It's unlikely that I'll make money from my film projects in the short term," Longa said.
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So you can have your own ads on the site and make money from that traffic.
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I guess you can make money from it, but what a terrible burden that would be.
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These authors would invite others to write in their universes (and potentially make money from sales).
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Facebook does not make money from these posts and hence does not consider them as advertisement.
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The other big question is how broadcasters and their hosts will make money from all this.
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Apple's Mac market share doesn't mean the company doesn't make money from its computers, quite the opposite.
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They find that if people learn how to make money from electricity, they willingly pay for it.
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Issuu is giving publishers another way to make money from the digital magazines published on its platform.
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Landlords can make money from poky offices, shops and basements that are increasingly hard to rent out.
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In an age when artists struggle to make money from their music, those are serious boss moves.
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The service Javier was looking for, AdSense, allows people to make money from advertisements on their page.
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The chemist refuses, saying he discovered the drug and has the right to make money from it.
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But Aclima hopes to make money from the private sector as well, by measuring pollution levels indoors.
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If you asked me whether I would ever make money from writing, I would have said no.
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In establishing the sites, he indicated that his only motive was to make money from Google ads.
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Supporters include Google and TiVo, both of whom stand to make money from manufacturing their own boxes.
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TV stations and networks now also make money from licensing their content to cable and satellite companies.
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That brings up an even bigger problem — companies today hire workers to make money from their labor.
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When asked about giving creators ways to make money from IGTV, Squires said it's a top priority.
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But it remains unclear how content owners will make money from the stuff they upload into Facebook.
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It's true that there are only a few ways for developers to make money from Skills today.
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YouTube will crack down on channels that make money from advertising by showing these kinds of videos.
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For months afterward, Ms. Ridley asked the studio about job opportunities to make money from her training.
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Why should we continue to allow private companies to make money from us while ignoring our needs?
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Gavin Newsom signed a bill to allow college athletes to hire agents and make money from endorsements.
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Banks make money from fees on products such as overdrafts, which effectively cross-subsidise "free" current accounts.
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"We make money from the reactions people have to price moves," an employee of Renaissance Technologies said.
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The platform does not need to make money from major companies to benefit from working with them.
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It just wants to add users in markets where it can make money from them right away.
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It is not unusual for these firms to try to make money from their massive patent portfolios.
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Low interest rates make it hard for banks to make money from plain vanilla operations like holding deposits.
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Some fighters are drifting away from football to mixed martial arts events to make money from their hobby.
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The crucial question for the American automaker will be how, exactly, to make money from all these cars.
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Creators can apply to make money from ads that run on their videos through the YouTube Partner Program.
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Mario World" will be free, Nintendo plans to make money from the game: Spending real money on "Dr.
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In other words, this gives Apple new ways to make money from customers who already own its products.
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These billionaires haven't just settled on a way to make money from people's misery; they've benefited politically, too.
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The new business elite does not just make money from the sieges, but from the general economic breakdown.
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Employees are angry, especially since Adam Neumann, WeWork's former C.E.O., stands to make money from the company's bailout.
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This type of feature will be important for independent creators who want to make money from their work.
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The media magnates of that era were businessmen, first and foremost, looking to make money from the news.
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Zype has raised another $2 million as it helps publishers deliver (and make money from) video across devices.
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I think people are going to want to know how we plan to make money from this game.
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Facebook plans to make money from ads on Messenger, but has not said when it will do so.
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He is being portrayed, by some, as a cynical opportunist, trying to make money from his royal connection.
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It's easy for anyone to make a drone fly — and becoming easier to make money from the technology.
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It's not just Amazon that will make money from cloud computing and artificial intelligence, according to Wall Street.
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Endo is now poised to make money from a drug that it said shouldn't be on the market.
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The Chinese government stopped approving licenses that allow companies to make money from new mobile games last March.
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Another could be making it harder for websites to make money from spreading misinformation on Facebook, he said.
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And it even wants to help publishers make money from people that block ads, per the Financial Times.
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I didn't start doing what I do because I thought I was going to make money from music.
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Fee-only financial planners do not earn commissions and they do not make money from any third parties.
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But even other financial pros who make money from such relationships thought Mr. Goodman had kept unusual company.
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"The only way anyone could ever make money from an MLM is not from direct selling," FitzPatrick says.
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Schock even used a front corporation to make money from an annual constituent "fly-in," the indictment claims.
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It is vigilant about reviews, and has passed on some easy ways to make money from users' data.
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Rising rents and gentrification are also killing the vibe — plus, it's hard to make money from a club.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill to allow college athletes to hire agents and make money from endorsements.
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Poor people would have been all over that beach, scooping up the empties to make money from recycling.
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Like Karpeles, McCaleb, Mt. Gox's founder, told Reuters that he didn't "want to make money" from the bankruptcy.
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But this does not mean IS, al-Qaeda, and the Taliban don't make money from the drug trade.
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It should be about value, and the company's ability to make money from the users it does have.
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In practice, it means that poverty can only be reduced if the rich also make money from it.
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"There are a lot of ways you can make money from this smoking hot pet care theme," Cramer said.
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Beijing stopped approving new titles, leaving Tencent unable to make money from some of its most popular online games.
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How will Facebook make money from Libra, which is to be governed by an independent body based in Switzerland?
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Of course, the model does not work for every artist hoping to find and make money from their fans.
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In addition to working with big French companies, Cozy is also going to make money from its premium plans.
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He began doing anything he could to make money, from flipping domain names to buying and selling Volkswagen campers.
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But we have inventory every single day, and we've brought evidence that the hotels can make money from [us].
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Gavin Newsom signed a bill that would let college athletes make money from endorsement deals for the first time.
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Centralized exchanges also set the price, pick the selection of assets on offer and make money from transaction fees.
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Additionally, these infections often strike developing countries, where it can be more difficult to make money from vaccine sales.
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Hold the mic, pay for the mic, make money from the mic — OK. But get off the damn mic.
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"I've shown I can make money from coal once, and I hope I can do it again," he said.
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Joyce added that Campion, as a private citizen, had a right to make money from an already intrusive situation.
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Given that, it's noteworthy that the changes don't include any new ways for Google to make money from Maps.
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Monzo needs customers to treat their accounts as their main bank in order to make money from its model.
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These firms don't make money from their actual day-to-day business operations; instead, they suck in venture capital.
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Municipalities used to make money from their recycling collection, with processing companies giving them a share of their profits.
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Even if it's not selling a car, it can still make money from software in other car makers' models.
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Some companies make money from putting satellites into orbit, and not just the kind that do things for governments.
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Apple is not dipping its toe in the water with "Planet of the Apps" to make money from it.
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Instead, the company will make money from manufacturers paying a fee to sell goods in Toys R Us locations.
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Before AT&T acquired it, AppNexus' main focus was on helping publishers make money from display and mobile ads.
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It also said it was a long-only fund manager which did not make money from falling share prices.
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Once you have earned the right to make money from writing, the ways to do it are fairly straightforward.
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An abundance of cheap properties fueled buying by U.S. and overseas investors hoping to make money from Detroit's resurgence.
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Partners, who make money from interest paid on loans for solar installations, are responsible for marketing, sales and collections.
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Pornhub and other third-party sites take a percentage of what the performers make and make money from ads.
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Players also make money from sponsorships and viewer donations on Twitch that they sometimes don't share with their organizations.
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Unlike Apple, which makes most of its money from hardware, Google's approach is to make money from being everywhere.
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And if that means finding a way to make money from his experiments along the way, so be it.
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Like other retail banks, Intesa is struggling to make money from its core business because of low interest rates.
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The company is spending heavily to attract users, and its ability to make money from those users may be waning.
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Most developers still don't have a way to make money from the apps they develop for Amazon's Alexa voice service.
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Under pressure by activist investor Starboard, Macy's has been taking steps to make money from its vast real estate empire.
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Closing underperforming stores is only one leg of Macy's three-step approach to make money from its real estate portfolio.
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It wants to make money from people who don't own Apple devices — or at least don't exclusively use Apple devices.
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That announcement comes as investors are clamoring for Macy's to find ways to make money from its massive store fleet.
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Amazon doesn't just make money from product sales on Prime Day: advertising will earn it a ton of cash too.
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Publishers can either make money from video ads sold within a Discover edition or through a licensing deal with Snapchat.
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The latest company to emerge from startup accelerator Expa Labs is focused on helping online marketplaces make money from advertising.
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Their targets included attacking Oracle PeopleSoft ERP systems so as to make money from mining crypto currencies, the report said.
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For creators willing to do product placement, Snapchat is also an increasingly tempting way to make money from online video.
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Sawadogo has traveled widely sharing his technique called Zai, helping people to grow food and make money from dry land.
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AOL has the ad technology to make money from that data, and Verizon was willing to pay billions for it.
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The companies that are in the movie business just to make money from movies—they usually don't do very well.
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They have also said that companies such as Google and Facebook can make money from the use of customer data.
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But this also meant the family income took a hit, so she started exploring ways to make money from home.
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Google has not shared a plan for how it will make money from voice tools like Assistant and Voice Search.
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Snap has struggled to make money from its Spectacles business, and wrote down $40 million in unsold glasses in 2017.
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Here is how you make money from writing:A paid columnIf you write for long enough, your work will get noticed.
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The change also discourages any illusions about how easy it could be for publishers to make money from native advertising.
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Simply put, banks make money from the gap between what they pay for deposits and what they receive from loans.
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Amazon isn't the only company that will make money from cloud computing and artificial intelligence, according to KeyBanc Capital Markets.
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But this predicament does not mean it's impossible to make money from negative-yielding bonds — especially for US dollar investors.
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You had trees removed that were one hundred years old because it meant the officials could make money from it.
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Although Facebook doesn't make money from fake news, Mosseri said, the platform does send economic value to fake news publishers.
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The Instagram metrics you should pay attention to if you want to make money from brand deals as an influencer
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But they are meant to make it hard for the people who upload that stuff to make money from it.
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Huawei gives carriers and retailers better financial terms than rivals by allowing them to make money from every handset sale.
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Logan Paul posted that video, because there's a monetary system in place for him to make money from that video.
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But the crime organization had continued to make money from loan-sharking, extortion and heroin, law enforcement officials have said.
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They could make money from this, but they decided not to — to make the soup and vegetables good and cheap.
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In fact, Facebook doesn't plan to make money from its new dating feature at all, at least not right away.
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Yet the media and politicians stroke it, because they either make money from it or win elections because of it.
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"We make money from our customers and because we are profitable we are able to stay in business," says Fried.
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YouTube is changing its policies to make it easier for content creators to make money from violent video game content.
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Instagram doesn't take a cut of partnerships between influencers and brands, but Instagram does make money from branded content ads.
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Mitchell is part of a growing movement of "shoetubers," or YouTube influencers who make money from videos about reselling sneakers.
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And we all know the best way to defend your hobby is to find a way to make money from it.
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While media outlets make money from his campaign ad buys, he helps to keep the Democratic field uncertain and in disarray.
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Even invirt, opportunities were plentiful for the locals to make money from the thousands of tourists who flocked here every day.
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It's very easy to see how Cox can make money from this, but whether it'll actually benefit gamers is less clear.
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It would not have produced the ad if it didn't have good reason to believe it could make money from it.
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It would make money from companies paying for information about candidates and to post job ads, as they do on LinkedIn.
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A source told the Times Atrach did not make money from the acquisition or give the media she obtained to publications.
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"We don't want to make money from problematic content or recommend it to people," Facebook product manager Tessa Lyons told reporters.
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Of these, over 25,000 are members of Twitch's Partner program, which gives them the ability to make money from their channels.
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Spaceflight is now seen, at least in part, as a capitalistic enterprise, where companies can potentially make money from future missions.
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Prime brokers, usually large banks, make money from hedge funds by providing services such as stock lending, financing and trade execution.
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Trader Todd Gordon sees a way to make money from the plunge in emerging markets, which have skid since the election.
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Firefly, a startup that allows ride-hail drivers to make money from advertising, has raised $30 million in Series A funding.
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While growth has topped out, Line is adept at finding new ways to make money from the users it already has.
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If they (the circuits) are going to make money from an F1 race, then F1 might as well own that profit.
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It's also supposed to be a solution for smaller developers who haven't been able to make money from the App Store.
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The breakdownFrom brand campaigns to in-video advertisements, there are several ways a YouTube creator can make money from a video.
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The group is initially investing 30 million renminbi in Sixth Tone, which plans to make money from advertising, Mr. Wei said.
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Others would like to make money from mining the moon and taking payloads there on behalf of government and private customers.
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The co-founder and CEO said that the currently free service will eventually to look to make money from paid subscriptions.
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Meanwhile, big-data competitor Hortonworks is trying to make money from paid product support, which may be a more difficult model.
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While it does make money from advertising, its history of regulation has made the company more privacy focused than its rivals.
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But at the end of the day, both Singer and Gottwald stand to make money from their respective projects' GLAAD win.
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Although Google doesn't make money from Android directly, it generates advertising revenue through search as well as Chrome, Maps and Gmail.
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It's primarily a peer-to-peer money transfer service, but Square is dabbling in ways to make money from the app.
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James Mackintosh of The WSJ notes how hard it is to make money from betting on a new chairman's policy leanings.
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Facebook plans to make money from its original videos through advertising, the same way it makes nearly all of its revenue.
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How it works: Premier League teams make money from their uniforms, or "kits," in two ways: apparel deals and sponsorship deals.
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When a video is age restricted, it won't be seen by users under 18 and creators can't make money from it.
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The figure simply covers the losses to airlines, hotels, restaurants, and transportation providers that would normally make money from attendees' purchases.
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"There's a problem of their refusal to accept their responsibility for speech that they make money from," Buttigieg told the Times.
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The European Union has a new aim: figuring out how home-grown companies in the region can make money from data.
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Casey Penk, New York Never has an administration been so unprepared to lead and so willing to make money from power.
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Schock is also accused of using a front corporation to make money from an annual constituent "fly-in," the indictment states.
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So I think we all love playing live, and I know different people have different desires in terms of how long we stay on the road and stuff, but I think the fact that you don't make money from records anymore, you only make money from live shows, has really inhibited creativity in the recording realm.
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He expects his revenue to increase as he adds new material to the site and continues to make money from existing classes.
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McLoughlin is also a podcast consultant, teaching others how to grow and actually make money from the niche and personal podcasting world.
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Pharmaceutical companies had declined to work on NGLY1 deficiency because they couldn't make money from a drug for such a rare disease.
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As user growth slows, the company is hoping to reach (and make money from) more eyeballs outside the Twitter website and app.
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One analyst recently called Square Capital a "shining example" of the company's ability to make money from business services that aren't payments.
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Twitter, whose stock is languishing as it struggles to make money from its social-media platform, has seen many talented people depart.
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With this in mind, Cramer shared the signs and stocks he will be watching next week, to make money from the rotation.
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Banks, which normally make money from the difference between short-term and long-term rates, struggle when rates are flat or negative.
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Payment enabler Stripe just announced two significant tie-ins that could help its pool of merchants make money from consumers in China.
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A side hustle can range from a part-time job with another company to a hobby you'd like to make money from.
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Thinking there had to be a way to make money from her content, she attended a blogging conference in New York City.
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The new quasi-territorial tax system established under the TCJA allows large, transnational firms to make money from selling to U.S. consumers.
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Publishers also see growing opportunity to make money from platforms with the likes of Facebook and Apple compensating publishers for their content.
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A side hustles can range from a part-time job with another company to a hobby you'd like to make money from.
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I think it's good to let children experience how to make money from an early age and encourage them to give back.
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Its 'free' apps usually display advertising or make money from subscriptions or other in-app purchases, while others charge users to download.
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Its "free" apps usually display advertising or make money from subscriptions or other in-app purchases, while others charge users to download.
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The consequences of paying college athletes directly, or allowing them to make money from their likeness, varies widely according to the proposal.
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And Mr. Livingston has no interest in trying to make money from selling advertising, as much of the social network industry does.
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Unlike campaign advertisements, the posts are not subject to advance review by Facebook, and the platform does not make money from them.
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For the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, quitting the family firm enables them to make money from a vast global fan base.
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The same company is behind hundreds more apps designed for those with large flocks of followers to make money from those followers.
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It is an annual affair, where he indicates where A.W.S. is going, and they figure out how to make money from it.
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Gerald Ford was the first President to make money from speeches, charging as much as $2000,20073 per speech after 22007, according to ThoughtCo.
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But getting more content from media companies isn't a bad thing, especially if Snap can make money from that content in the process.
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Vimeo isn't dependent on ads Sud said Vimeo does not make money from advertising like Google's (GOOGL) YouTube and many other media sites.
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A possible place for the NCAA to start is allowing athletes to make money from non-athletic business opportunities, which is currently prohibited.
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Zazzle handles all the inventory, printing and shipping and charges a flat rate for each item, letting designers make money from the markup.
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As of this writing (the presentation is ongoing) there's still no mention of how Google plans to make money from this whole… situation.
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Though these companies do make money from premium subscribers who listen to podcasts, creators can choose whether or not to submit their shows.
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Medium last week launched a new scheme for major publishers to post articles to the blogging platform and make money from adverts there.
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The radio hosts don't make money from the ads, which are played in exchange for free use, but the reach is potentially vast.
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The onus is on the individuals to arrange the sale and payment, since, right now, Carousell does not make money from its service.
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It doesn't even have to share revenue with livestreaming partners, since there's no way to make money from livestreaming, at least for now.
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In other words, that we'll buy a company and we make money from part of our management fees as well as carrying interest.
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A Problem Worth Tackling There are many expensive steps that will be required for any company to successfully make money from asteroid resources.
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The larger idea is that publishers need to make money from voice apps in order to make their continued development worth their while.
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Of course, airlines also make money from extra fees, and revenue from baggage fees increased to $3.8 billion, from $3.5 billion in 2014.
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And then how to get better at the things that I love so I can truly enjoy them and make money from them.
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Older transportation companies are looking for ideas on how to make money from vehicles after the initial sale, such as through sharing services.
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The change has irked some Alexa developers who already feel that it's too difficult to make money from their Alexa skills, as is.
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Instead, it plans to find new ways to connect its users with businesses and organizations, which it'll be able to make money from.
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Microsoft isn't looking to make money from GitHub by placing ads on the site for storing code, GitHub's next leader said on Thursday.
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In a research note on Tuesday, Mr. Johnson noted that it remained unclear how auto companies would make money from ride-sharing services.
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Creators who are part of YouTube's Partner Program are able to make money from their YouTube channels by placing ads within a video.
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To make money, Grant had author Mark Twain publish his memoirs, but he died before he could make money from his life story.
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California just took a revolutionary step in allowing college athletes get paid for their labor by allowing them to make money from endorsements.
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My opinion is it is not going to grow very much if artists do not see how they actually make money from it.
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That's because no one outside of China's WeChat (we think) has figured out a really successful way to make money from private messaging.
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Some of the best open-source companies had a clear idea of how they were going to make money from their early days.
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As punishment, YouTube has "temporarily" suspended ads on Paul's YouTube videos, which means Paul won't make money from ads running before his videos.
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Knowing that content will disappear 24 hours after it's created, without any way to make money from it, is the ultimate turn off.
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We need accountability, and a radical overhauling of the systems that make people sick—and that make money from keeping them that way.
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This bank is a leader in the industry because it understands markets and it has demonstrated the knowhow to make money from them.
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Worre argues that many of the people who don't make money from an MLM are just there to buy the products for themselves.
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Mr. Latsabidze said his only incentive was to make money from Google ads by luring people off Facebook pages and onto his websites.
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So could the future attempts to make money from WhatsApp after Facebook recently eliminated a $1 a year fee for the messaging app.
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There is some ambiguity around if there is enough scale and capability to make money from services either by advertising or by content?
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To succeed with this approach, a useful first step is to remove from your smartphone any apps that make money from your attention.
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"It's associated with the past, it's associated with rural areas, you don't make money from it," Mr. Locke said of the traditional style.
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O), which has figured out how to make money from its social media platform, or if it will be more like Twitter Inc (TWTR.
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Senator Pauline Hanson's chief-of-staff, James Ashby, has been recorded telling party officials they can make money from candidates in the Queensland election.
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Last fall, for example, Twitch unveiled a new set of tools at TwitchCon that would allow creators to make money from their online channels.
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In addition, the release of tools to allow developers to make money from their skills will likely soon have an impact on the market.
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Those struggling to make money from early mornings in stormy seas worry more about business in the next year than in the next fifty.
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She doesn't do any sponsored posts or make money from her Instagram; she says she sublets out her Manhattan apartment to pay the bills.
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Media companies make money from free, ad-supported content and, in some cases, reader subscriptions — both of which require some level of data collection.
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Companies like Threads are doing exactly that, acquiring customers by organic viral content on social and then they make money from the commerce side.
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They don't make money from consumers, but they do get to keep their brand and they can look to get revenue from business services.
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AR devices that don't help mobile networks make money from data/voice won't be cross-subsidized by the telcos — a key to mass adoption.
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Agents used to make money from television writers by taking a commission—usually 10%—when their writers were hired to work on a show.
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Until mid-2700, Twitch had only allowed a smaller subset of its creator community to make money from their videos after achieving "Partner" status.
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And before that, it had brought Super Chat – a way for creators to make money from live streams – to its broader community, as well.
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It also said that in order to make money from ads, YouTubers needed to reach a much higher benchmark of subscribers and watch hours.
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Mignano says that Anchor is working on a plan that would allow both the startup and its creators to make money from the content.
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This may sound strange coming from a company that specializes in navigating the complexity of taxes to make money from filing millions of returns.
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At one point, at the beginning of the proceedings, Fowler admits that he and Chambers thought they might actually make money from the claim.
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Sure, if the market is weak, we can make money from simple short-based exchange-traded funds, such as DXD, SDS, QID and TWM.
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A variety of publishers from BuzzFeed to companies like Made in America that represent creators use ad breaks to make money from their content.
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If rolled out widely, the social commerce features would make it easier for TikTok influencers to make money from their followers on the app.
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Even though by some metrics Twitter is worth more, it has failed to adequately find a way to make money from its user base.
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"The president does have a ton of power, and the president has a ton of power to make money from the presidency," he said.
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Mitchell, also know as MikeTheCompass, is part of a growing movement of "shoetubers," or YouTube influencers who make money from videos about reselling sneakers.
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In the last quarter of 2018, the company was still suffering from China's nine-month freeze on approval to make money from new games.
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Simon often participates in livestreams on TikTok, one of the built-in features of the app that helps creators make money from their content.
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YouTube is aiming to prevent those who create undesirable or spam videos to make money from advertising and reward creators who make good content.
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While the technology has improved dramatically, Waymo has yet to articulate a business strategy for how it intends to make money from autonomous vehicles.
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Its parent company Alphabet desperately seeks a more diverse revenue stream, and ideally, someday, it could make money from all of its various products.
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While families might pay more up front for fossil fuel energy, many of them would break even or make money from the carbon dividend payments.
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Creating avenues in which refugees and host-communities can make money from conservation is a way to manage the environmental impact of today's refugee crises.
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The company does not currently make money from Samsung Pay users' transactions but hopes the convenience of the service will drive users to Samsung products.
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And I'm not interested in criticizing the bloggers trying to make money from affiliate links or by shilling guides to setting up a Shopify shop.
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Through Lime's Juicer program, which enables anyone to make money from charging scooters overnight, the company has paid out millions of dollars to those workers.
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"It just felt inherently unjust for Sacramento to make money from dealing with ICE," Phil Serna, a Sacramento County supervisor told the New York Times.
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Then Twitter decided it would roll out its own link shortener, and Bitly's ability to make money from the data it was generating never materialized.
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And that's particularly true if you're a marketer trying to promote a brand, rather than a news publication trying to make money from ad impressions.
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It has to pay to license all the content and probably won't make money from the ads that have already been sold against TV shows.
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At Google, Sandberg helped the company figure out how to make money from search and advertising, growing its advertising team from four people to 22014,22015.
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Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington just filed the suit, claiming Trump continues to make money from foreign government through his various business ties.
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Now, of course, websites like Facebook and Twitch want to make money from advertising in order to stay in businesses and keep their investors interested.
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HOW WILL YOU MAKE MONEY FROM THE LIVE STREAMING PEOPLE ARE DOING IF ADVERTISERS MAY NOT WANT TO ATTACH AN AD TO A LIVE VIDEO?
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Clickbait sites manufacture hoaxes to make money from ads, while so-called hyperpartisan sites publish and spread rumors and conspiracy theories to influence public opinion.
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SoundCloud Premier is supposed to be the platform's solution for members to make money from their music directly, but years later, it's still invite-only.
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Although Google understood the importance of the user experience right from the start, it took longer to work out how to make money from search.
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Unlike other exchanges, it doesn't make money from co-hosting, which means charging participants for putting their servers right next to an exchange's matching engine.
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Some argue that Google's updates will only maximize their ability to make money from their own ads, a marketplace they already dominate, especially on search.
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First, they argue that end-to-end encryption is incompatible with the data collection needed to make money from online services like Gmail and Facebook.
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For creators and publishers, Watch is presented as a platform to help them build an audience of passionate fans and make money from their work.
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As open source software grows more popular, and important, developers face an existential question: How to make money from something you give away for free?
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"Even in this market where multiples have expanded near historic levels, there's still an opportunity to make money from a private equity perspective," he added.
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So, while Trump insists that the U.S. stands to make money from China, the tariffs really just make Americans spend more of their own money.
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Google Assistant, the search giant's answer to Apple's Siri and Amazon's Alexa, will make money from e-commerce, according to Google ads chief Sridhar Ramaswamy.
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Now imagine that that fictional space has a different set of rules whereby everyone has an equal opportunity to make money from their personal data.
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As of today, InMobi Group is not monetizing Glance platform, but plans to explore ways to make money from it early next year, Tewari said.
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These trolls do not buy the patents with the intent to develop a product; they are in it purely to make money from the lawsuits.
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Do you make money from throwing it like that or is that sort of part of the entire gestalt of what you do, which is ...?
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Myspace was shrinking, but it still had lots of users, and lots of user data, as well as enough traffic to make money from ads.
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It also has a growing advertising business that allows the company to make money from more of the popular shows and movies on its platform.
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Some social media influencers said a big reason IGTV hasn't been popular is because there's no way for them to make money from the feature.
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Ms. Greene was earning her master's in education and literacy and hanging around plant shops when she realized she could make money from her hobby.
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Dan Whateley, our new reporter on the business-of-influencers team, spoke with three Pinterest influencers about how they make money from the social platform.
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Much like Hulu, Quibi plans to make money from both subscriptions and ads, rather than owning the rights to its content like Netflix or Amazon.
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But until a liquidity event — which happens when the company goes public or gets acquired — the founders don&apost actually make money from that equity.
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According to defense attorneys, Jackson claims Constand once said she could lie about being sexually assaulted by a celebrity and then make money from it.
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And now older creators who fall outside Generation Z have started to gain followers and make money from the fast-growing social-video app too.
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And if you're an influencer, why shouldn't you just be able to put up a link to stuff, and make money from the affiliate link?
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To make money from streaming, those companies charge monthly subscriptions or provide ad-supported content or some combination of the two, like Hulu or Peacock.
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A board member cannot represent the co-op's best interests when he or she stands to make money from the board's decisions, Mr. Wagner said.
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We make money from advertising, so we're going to hear from an advertiser and then we're going to hear about you taking on positions. Okay.
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It's a great way to make money from home and promote your abilities as a public speaker and instructor, especially if you already have teaching credentials.
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"In the future there will be aspects of the product that we will make money from, but the core product will always be free," she says.
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Super Chat, for example, launched at the beginning of the year, to offer creators of all kinds a way to make money from their live streams.
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In the short term, giants like Facebook and Google may find it easier than smaller companies to get users' consent to make money from personal information.
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Investors want to know that as more audiences move to mobile and over-the-top viewing, Disney can eventually make money from ESPN+, Disney+ and Hulu.
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Two is the death of DVDs, which cut out a really profitable part of the business and allowed them to make money from less successful movies.
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Ananda Hemp even contracts with an eighth-generation tobacco farmer, who Ryan says is the first in his family who can't make money from this crop.
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For many months, analysts and investors have wondered when Facebook would start to make money from some of its big secondary apps like Messenger and WhatsApp.
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While campaign finance lawyers said Trump was not breaking any laws, it was the latest example of how those businesses also make money from his politics.
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Zelle's ad campaign may signal that the banks and PayPal are going in different directions to make money from the services, which are free to individuals.
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Analysts say it is hard to see how Acwa will make money from it, but the gesture may help it win solar contracts in the future.
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Since Gene Simmons is now unable to register the devil horns gesture, he will never make money from his very real and very important pyramid scheme.
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He continues to make money from one of the six Sunny Isles buildings, however, according to disclosure forms Trump filed in the 2016 U.S. presidential race.
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"High-frequency trading appears to have no other purpose than to make money from the trading of other participants by jumping ahead of them," Farmer said.
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Related coverage from How to Do Everything: MoneyHow to defer student loansHow to pay off debtHow to consolidate your student loansHow to make money from home
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The deal will most likely help Tencent bolster its reputation — rare among global technology companies — for having figured out how to make money from mobile devices.
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Because internet advertising has had slow growth in China, the company has used games to make money from its hugely successful messaging and social media products.
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Clever hospital consultants and chain drug stores banded together to make money from this program — and now it's a cash cow that pads hospital bottom lines.
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The government had stopped issuing licenses that allow companies to make money from new online games earlier this year in China, the world's largest gaming market.
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The recent petitions by oil refiners to change the program segments have pitted them against integrated oil companies, which can make money from blending the fuels.
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Gallop Labs, a startup that helps mobile publishers identify and make money from valuable users, has been acquired by one of its customers, Big Viking Games.
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About a third of executives surveyed said they are looking for alliances with other companies to make money from underused assets or reinforce research and development.
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Now, the couple behind AngelMamii7 is trying to build a following on YouTube, where it's much more feasible to make money from a social media following.
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NBC has responded by learning to make money from viewers who stream its programs — and now it is learning how to put a number on it.
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It can feel like there are endless ways to make money from home, but being smart about the opportunities you take can make a big difference.
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Most "make money from home" jobs are things that can be done quickly and easily, without much skill, so they don't tend to pay a lot.
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Then again, Instagram still doesn't really offer users a direct way to make money from their posts, either, unless you count its experiments around e-commerce.
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Facebook will probably have to grapple with similar complaints as it expands the number of people who can make money from video ads on the site.
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Levy broke down for Business Insider precisely how the digital-media company built the sports-betting platform, and how it plans to make money from it.
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Existing prediction markets are too small in scale, hard to interact with, and hard to make money from, which renders them inaccurate and vulnerable to manipulation.
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As more money flows from TV into streaming TV, a number of adtech firms including SpotX are racing to help publishers make money from OTT content.
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The announcement comes a few days after Lyft said it had acquired Halo Cars, which lets ride-hailing drivers make money from car-top ad displays.
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Unlike Amazon&aposs pitch that centers around marketers selling items on Amazon, Microsoft is betting that it can help retailers make money from their own websites.
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Financial institutions can make money from card transactions and account maintenance, but cash, for all its ubiquity, has questionable returns and a growing air of obsolescence.
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It has become increasingly difficult in recent years for companies to make money from market making, as tighter spreads and low trading volumes have squeezed margins.
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Although Apple does not make money from advertising, the company's upcoming software updates signal that it has bold ambitions for augmented reality in the next iPhone.
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The writers argue that agencies violate their fiduciary obligations to their clients when they make money from studios instead of from the people they are representing.
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Very much in the American tradition, he rails against the rich, he rails against billionaires, he rails against people who make money from other people's money.
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The pressure is on Verizon to show it can make money from content, especially once it will have spent $9 billion to acquire Yahoo and AOL.
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His job is to make money from Pinterest's 175 million users by convincing advertisers the company can build brand awareness and produce great direct-response results.
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Rival producers elsewhere in the world are increasingly likely to be driven to the margins, unable to make money from a crop they have grown for generations.
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Vulture's Dee Lockett explains that Dr. Luke might still make money from Kesha's Rainbow, even though, as of April, he's no longer the CEO of Kemosabe Records.
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Lots of smaller firms make money from returned goods, too: a motley collection of companies transport, evaluate, dispose of and resell goods that mainstream retail has snubbed.
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How it turns out could change how millions of people buy and play games in the future, and how developers, in turn, make money from those sales.
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Sticklers will rightly point out that if you overpay for a stream of earnings, however good the company is, you cannot hope to make money from investing.
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Most of the revenue will come from farmers' subscriptions but the long-term plan also depends on finding ways to make money from the database, Addom said.
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YouTube said it paid the music industry over $1 billion in 2016 from ad revenue alone and allows artists to make money from fan-uploaded music content.
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Russia might as well make money from selling arms to China while China still has an interest in buying them from abroad rather than making them itself.
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" The woman told 911, "When I came here, it was like a good situation where you come and you work … and the girls make money from dancing.
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Hipcamp connects people looking for a place to pitch a tent with landowners looking to make money from idle space, and takes a cut of the transaction.
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So there's a series of trade offs at work facing anyone who's trying to make money from content in the oh-so-flawed world of online publishing.
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The company is hoping to eventually make money from the platform as users of its basic service become more active and opt for the app's premium offerings.
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YouTube announced it would not allow users to make money from anti-vaccine videos with ads, and Facebook said articles deemed false would rank lower in feeds.
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The company plans to help publishers make money from their news content and is considering all options, including paying them, a Facebook spokesperson said in a statement.
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There are other fees airlines make money from, like seating assignments and in-flight sales, but the Transportation Department does not have separate data tracking those numbers.
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"I spend money on drugs, and I make money from hooking," as 29-year-old Lily, a veteran heroin-using street worker and writer, efficiently puts it.
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This is because they are mainly taxed on income from their labor, while the rich make money from their wealth and that's taxed at a lower rate.
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Her company helps its network of 16,000 bloggers and influencers make money from driving the eyes and wallets of consumers towards some of the nation's top brands.
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But there's a longer explanation, too, revealing the tactics that the film's distributors are using to help the film build buzz and make money from American audiences.
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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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Kweli.tv aims to be the go-to streaming media platform for black filmmakers all over the world to share their content and make money from its distribution.
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A skeptical reaction could be that these corporations are trying to make money from young people, and we already know that young people don't like Donald Trump.
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After the company went public in 2012, its stock price languished for months because it had no plan to make money from consumers' shift to mobile devices.
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Which is to say, it's a lot easier to gain influence and make money from being on the show than it is to receive the final rose.
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Dealers make money from selling cars, but they make their real profits acting as loan brokers, insurance brokers, and by selling things like extended warranties to customers.
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Many years later, in a courtroom, he pulled it out and read from it to show that he was not just trying to make money from smut.
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If you want to make money from that sector in the T.S.P., you have to take the bad companies with the good, however you define each term.
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According to the book, the only official who rebuked Trump was Tillerson, who interrupted the president when he said the US should make money from troop deployments.
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But investors are worried that Chinese authorities will extend into next year a freeze on approving licenses that allow companies to make money from new online games.
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Over Skype with THUMP, Mahdyar says there's almost no way for Iranian rappers who still live in the country to make money from their work, besides touring.
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Google, Amazon and Apple have touted the potential of voice assistants recently, but investors are still scratching their heads over how they will make money from the technology.
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Now it seems the Trump Organization is trying to make money from the last places in the country where the president remains overwhelmingly popular: rural, working-class America.
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"Those of us who are confident enough to take the machines apart and reuse are seeing opportunities and trying to capitalize and make money from them," he said.
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For one thing, companies can't make money from community care the way they do in the self-care industrial complex represented by lifestyle brands like Gwyneth Paltrow's GOOP.
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Modal intends to make money from the sale of its hardware as well as taking a cut from the sales of whatever applications are made for its platform.
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YouTube today is taking on Twitch with the launch of a new program that will allow gamers to make money from their channels through the use of sponsorships.
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The features announced today are meant to add more ways for creators to make money from the platform and customize fans' experience when they visit their Facebook pages.
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From modifying your content depending on your audience to writing for both online and offline platforms, this course will teach you how to make money from your words.
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He wants to be able to make money from his valuable property, and deter poachers, by cutting and selling their horns (which grow back, like hair and nails).
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Many of these don't just include information about the product, but often referral links where those advertising the products for illegal spying can make money from each sale.
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The paywall is the latest of NYT Cooking's efforts to make money from the site, which was launched in 2014 and has about 10 million users per month.
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Especially Trump, who was rooting for the housing industry disaster of 2008, because he could make money from the losses and financial ruin of other, less fortunate Americans?
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But he argued that the "existing feed-based podcast system" is "not living up to its potential" when it comes to enabling podcasters to make money from subscriptions.
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Each app uses the the startups own SDK, which enables Aptoide to make money from in-app purchases and other payments, although advertising remains its biggest income driver.
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It's no secret that some people seek office for power and fame, or that former presidents make money from book deals and speaking engagements once out of office.
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In-app advertisements can help developers generate revenue, but they're often seen by consumers as an annoyance – or even a spammy way to make money from an app.
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They limit the advertising seen by users, making it harder to make money from those ads and to pay to produce the material those ads are bumping against.
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Villagers make money from the sale of carbon credits they earn by not cutting down the trees, said Charles Ndondo, whose company Carbon Green Africa spearheaded the project.
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Speculation, trying to make money from the oft-inexplicable ups and downs of the "crypto casino," is boring and breeds scams, hucksters, bad faith, fraud and outright robbery.
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Carriers may make money from mileage-run flights, but many see them as a hack for those who don't fly enough — or spend enough — to merit higher status.
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And I'm curious how Nvidia might make the economics work if it tries to actually make money from the service and not just, you know, run betas forever.
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When parents are paid by brands to post images and videos of their children on social media, or they make money from YouTube ads, are children owed anything?
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The top creators on Twitch earn millions each year and the platform has created an ecosystem for more than 27,000 partnered streamers to make money from their broadcasts.
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We spoke to three influencers with a combined 15 million followers — Keiko Lynn, Erica Chan Coffman, and Jan Halvarson — on how they make money from the social platform.
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Venmo, which was acquired by PayPal, is still trying to find a way to make money from the business, which is currently offered primarily as a free service.
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Online grocery shopping is growing rapidly, but companies are still grappling with the challenge of how to make money from taking goods at different temperatures to customers' doors.
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The top creators on Twitch earn millions each year and the platform has created an ecosystem for more than 27,000 partnered streamers to make money from their broadcasts.
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She had close to a million followers on Facebook, but when he asked why she was bartending she said she had no way to make money from them.
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These sites make money from so-called affiliate fees, commissions earned when a reader clicks a link in a review and goes on to purchase that mattress afterward.
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According to a report from Bloomberg, Apple may introduce a new app store for Apple Watch, providing a new way to for developers to make money from watch apps.
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When Cooper presses her yet again — "you're sharing news ... because you make money from it," he argues — Bickert draws a line between rules-violating violent content and political discourse.
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The affiliate program was introduced last month as a means of giving streamers who weren't large enough to gain "Partner" status a way to make money from their efforts.
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Speaking of business model, going back, the way we make money from this free podcast is we have excellent sponsors who give us money to bring this to you.
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Despite struggling to make money from Trumblr, there's been no sign that it plans to sell it off, so it would have to find ways to keep employees interested.
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Co-operation may also lessen (but not eliminate) the danger that banks are reduced to dumb utilities, maintaining basic systems on which others make money from fancy new products.
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Premier is a new kind of monetization program, letting artists upload and make money from their content without having to sign a deal with a record label or aggregator.
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They can give away some content or charge less than traditional content companies thanks to the fact that they can make money from selling hardware (Apple) or goods (Amazon).
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Photo: FacebookFacebook, the company that collects as much of your intimate information as it can in order to make money from advertisers, wants you think it protects your privacy.
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It may even liberate the more scrupulous to make money from their data sets in new ways, freed from privacy limitations which had previously kept those data locked away.
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Some people believe that Ebola isn't a real public health hazard, while others think that Ebola was brought into the area to simply make money from the local population.
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To answer that, let's travel back to the good old days, when, to make money from video games you just had to get two things right — marketing and distribution.
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This stadium has been so cheap for us, so affordable to move into and make money from, that there will inevitably be more money to invest in the team.
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Unlike for-profit social networks, it does not make money from advertising and depends on financial contributions from users to keep it running (not to mention volunteers to edit).
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That's thanks to the company's "social entertainment" services, like online karaoke and live-streaming apps that make money from fans buying virtual gifts and such for their favourite performers.
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With the emergence of peer-to-peer lending sites like Prosper and Lending Club you can become an investor and make money from the loan that you issued. 46.
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Snap's argument has never been that it would be Facebook-big, but that it would someday be able to make money from its user base the way Facebook does.
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In that period, it was much easier to make money from a film and much harder to lose money, so you could make a more diverse array of films.
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"We don't make money from foreclosing on folks," he said, pointing to data showing that it costs the company 10 times as much to handle a loan in foreclosure.
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BANKS - CENTRAL AND COMMERCIAL Flat yield curves are bad news for banks, who make money from borrowing short-term at low rates and lending longer-term at higher rates.
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Even so, the feature hints at how Google could eventually make money from its smart assistant and Google Home smart speaker, which go up against Amazon's Alexa and Echo.
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Some social media influencers told CNN Business a big reason it hasn't been popular so far is because there's no way for them to make money from the feature.
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As Cheddar's Alex Heath noted when he first reported rumors of the news last month, the company could make money from licensing its content off-platform down the line.
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In contrast, our experience suggests that some of the best open-source companies had a clear idea of how they were going to make money from their early days.
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After it closed, Mr. Daryabi, who does not speak much English, was called by a printing house to lead an English paper started primarily to make money from advertisements.
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Much of that success continues to hinge on its ability to make money from people using smartphones; some 88 percent of Facebook's advertising revenue is derived from mobile devices.
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The vast North African country is home to competing governments and parliaments, with real power held by an array of militias, many of which make money from trafficking migrants.
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"It just felt inherently unjust for Sacramento to make money from dealing with ICE," said Phil Serna, a Sacramento County supervisor who joined two colleagues in canceling the contract.
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Twitch also extended ad revenue sharing to affiliates in November 2019, giving affiliate channels the ability to make money from pre-roll ads and commercial breaks while they stream.
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The sky-high sales are a testament to consumers&apos continued willingness to spend money on smartphone apps, as well as developers&apos ability to make money from apps.
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Google does not make money from licensing its basic Android software to cellphone manufacturers, but instead earns revenue through digital services like advertising from search, among other mobile services.
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Business Insider spoke to three Pinterest influencers with a combined 28.4 million followers — Keiko Lynn, Erica Chan Coffman, Jan Halvarson — on how they make money from the social platform.
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Organizers of the exhibition said that while visitors might be charged a small fee, their intent was not to make money from the suffering of millions of Nazi victims.
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An archaic idea that has no scientific or medical basis, which is currently being propped up by companies which use the idea to make money from harmful "tightening products".
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The company is looking for ways to make money from its growing video business, which now includes Watch, a section of the app dedicated to repeat shows and series.
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That means Facebook might not make money from your browsing history if you aren't a user, but it might spend money trying to reach you with its own ads.
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While Instagram doesn't take a cut of influencer-brand partnerships, it will now make money from the new branded content ads, like it does with other ads on its platform.
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Despite the surge in stock market volatility in early February, bond and FX volatility has remained stubbornly low, making it difficult for market participants to make money from FICC trading.
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Fund managers will make money from their net long positions if the price of nearby oil futures contracts rises relative to longer-dated futures contracts as the oil market rebalances.
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Why it matters: Apple likes to make the case that while most of the Big Tech companies make money from selling your information, it makes money from selling you products.
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But as it became clear that major New York trade publishing houses could make money from conservative voices just as well as niche political presses in Washington could, it jumped.
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In order to make money from selling replicated items, people must somehow be prevented from just making whatever they want for free, and this is the function of intellectual property.
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That saves satellite operators money: they don't need as big of a rocket to get their payload into space, and they have more time to make money from their probes.
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Publisher relations: These updates are designed to make it easier for publishers to make money from platforms like Google AMP and Google Search, in addition to enabling more transparent relationships.
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Hey, we have all this video about you so we can personalize your service and make it hopefully better for you, but we're not going to make money from that.
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The company also wants to mingle its data with Facebook's, so as to eventually make money from businesses chatting with you on WhatsApp, but Europe is having none of it.
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They are a vehicle for advertising, help the company to make money from Android, in which it has invested billions, and let it collect all sorts of data about users.
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And, with the advent of the Internet, pornographic websites were some of first to make money from selling products online — a move that revolutionized the way consumers shop…and masturbate.
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Although owning these bonds guarantees a loss in nominal terms (ie, taking no account of inflation) if held until maturity, investors can still make money from them in two ways.
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The company expects to make money from the financing, but for the returns to be lower than what it would earn on investment-grade securities where corporate holdings traditionally lie.
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The legislation takes effect in 2023 and allows athletes at California colleges that make more than $10 million in media rights revenue each year to make money from their likenesses.
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YouNow also lets performers make money from virtual gifts from fans; one performer, Brent Morgan, a 28-year-old from Alabama, said he makes $10,000 a month from these tips.
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It's also unclear whether or not Twitter will make money from the stream through advertising as it will with the ten NFL games it plans to stream later this fall.
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"No one was really supposed to arrange to make money from the program while they were still in," he wrote in his memoir "Falling to Earth" (2011, with Francis French).
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In their F.T.C. complaint, privacy groups — led by the Electronic Privacy Information Center, a nonprofit research institution — said the patent filings showed how Facebook could make money from users' faces.
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In recent weeks, tech giants including Google, Facebook and Amazon have seen third parties rushing in to make money from people searching for information and supplies pertaining to the outbreak.
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Roku would likely respond that it's going to keep adding more programmers to its platform, and it will find a way to make money from at least some of them.
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As my colleague Peter Kafka wrote yesterday, Apple wants — and maybe even needs — to be a service company so it can make money from people who don't own its devices.
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The climate risk is severe The biggest problem with tar sand is also the reason people who make money from the fossil fuel industry love it: There's a lot it.
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For now, if it can, Viacom would still rather make money from traditional TV, and traditional TV bundles, then cutting itself up and selling itself a channel at a time.
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The deal could help Microsoft make its argument that it supports open-source technologies, particularly in the cloud, while continuing to make money from popular proprietary software like Windows and Office.
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Figuring out how to make money from a new model will be the biggest challenge for a company that generated $56 billion in revenue last year, almost entirely from online ads.
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IronSource also competes in a different market against Google AdMob and MoPub, which provide tools that help mobile app developers make money from their apps such as by offering premium services.
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Frank Jr., now 55, has met with his lawyers to see what steps might be taken to ensure that his abductor doesn't make money from the film, but he needn't fret.
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There are a lot of websites that will tell you how to make money from home...if you buy their books or pay for access to their series of instructional videos.
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Introduced this spring, the Twitch Affiliate program gave smaller streamers the ability to make money from their channels, too – something that had previously been reserved for the more exclusive Partner program.
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It's just one of the ways in which creative individuals have found ways to make money from a game that has become a worldwide phenomenon since its launch earlier this year.
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As with YouTube before it, when you provide ways for people to make money from their videos, they're likely to produce more content, which in turn increases the overall community's engagement.
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Facebook's challenge now is finding a way to actually make money from many of those users who are joining from parts of the world with weak internet connectivity and advertising markets.
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His firm has found a way to make money from a notion that is still subversive in Silicon Valley—that people should be able to control the use of their data.
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Drupe plans to make money from offering sponsored slots in the integrations area, as well as using location to feature various apps (for example, showing OpenTable when you're near a restaurant).
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It aims to have eight to 10 entities listed at launch, and will make money from charging listing and trading fees to companies and investors that want to use the exchange.
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The hundreds of billions paid out annually by the Internal Revenue Service in tax refunds remains one of the prime targets for cybercriminals looking to make money from stolen personal identities.
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Still, the rocker's attempt raised an interesting question about whether he–or anyone else for that matter–could actually prevail in such a quest to make money from a hand gesture.
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It's unclear how "Asura" will rank among other epic box-office disasters, since the movie may still make money from DVD sales and streaming services in the coming months and years.
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Investment managers are increasingly employing enormous computing power and teams of engineers to make money from alternative-data sources like satellite images, credit-card transactions, and information scraped off the web.
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"Update on our continued review–we have suspended this channel's monetization," YouTube said in the tweet announcing Crowder will not be able to make money from ad revenue on his videos.
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While they are offering potentially transformative technologies, they also want the same level of control to design, monitor and make money from urban space that they have in the digital world.
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Tencent, the world's biggest gaming company, took a hit to its profits and lost billions in market value after Chinese regulators stopped approving licenses to make money from new online games.
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In a time when it's almost impossible for artists to make money from music, the artist must, by definition, be making music for the right reasons—to satisfy a personal thirst.
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Flattr Plus's business is based entirely on the idea that it can make money from users who want to avoid the mere POTENTIAL of seeing invisible advertisements that haven't been monetized.
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But the company could make money from handset makers that choose to use its applications, and it will collect the licensing fees and the advertising revenue when its services are used.
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Yet the desire to score drugs from the comfort of home and to make money from selling those drugs appears for many to be stronger than the fear of getting arrested.
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But Apple hasn't tried to make money from podcasts itself, and it doesn't take a cut of the advertisements that listeners hear when they play podcasts on Apple's devices and apps.
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Companies have to solve the stubborn technical challenges associated with AVs and EVs, but also figure out how to make money from vehicles that consumers aren't interested in or don't trust.
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The basic problem with negative interest rate policy is that it gelds the banking system, undermining and in instances destroying institutions' ability to make money from borrowing short and lending long.
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According to Mega links viewed by BuzzFeed News, the leaks include TikTok stars, Instagram models, and amateur porn stars, all of whom use OnlyFans to make money from producing adult content.
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As currently drafted, the law limits how Google and other companies collect and make money from user data online, threatening a business model that generates billions of dollars in ad revenue.
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Creators on TikTok are rising to fame from the massive reach the short-form-video platform has, and now they are navigating the different ways to make money from their audiences.
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Discover certainly has its flaws — a lot of the content has felt very racy and tabloid-y in recent years — but Snapchat and some publishers still make money from the deals.
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It is not yet clear how the move against the three companies will affect the many millions of people who enjoy live-streaming themselves, often to make money from digitally proffered tips.
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Professor Robert Kelly, with his wife Kim Jung-A and two kids, gamely fielded questions on everything from whether the gaffe was staged to whether they plan to make money from it.
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You'll not only save over £15 on this course but you'll know how to compose images beautifully, light your subjects, edit your shots, and even know how to make money from photography.
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Publishers have been waiting anxiously for Facebook to roll out a video ad product, a way to finally make money from the billions of daily video views Facebook users generate each day.
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After she took over the top spot, she doubled down on Vimeo's focus on helping creators make money from their videos — and that isn't just about trying to help wannabe YouTube stars.
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After struggling to make money from passenger cars in South America, China and Europe, Ford has dropped its focus on the Mondeo as a model for the world and abandoned new sedans.
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He's continued to insist he will make money from prison, though that prospect seems unlikely, and could face as many as 20 years in jail when he goes to sentencing in January.
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However, they were disappointed there were no projections on the company's future revenues or advertising share — an indication of how quickly Snap thinks it can make money from its huge user base.
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When Schmanke woke up the next morning, the classification icon had been changed to a yellow dollar sign, which means the video can only make money from a limited number of advertisers.
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That's because they won't directly make money from consumers via RCS, though it allows them to keep their brand and figure out other ways to generate income, such as business-related services.
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These third parties collect information that allows them to keep intricate histories of your behavior, and use it to make money from you in ways you might not expect or even see.
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However, that could also be an indication that the creator community itself hasn't grown that much over the past year, even though the number of people who make money from Twitch has.
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With this in mind, Cramer shared the companies and events he will be watching next week: "You need to try to make money from everything that gets thrown at you," Cramer said.
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If eShares succeeds, it will give startup founders a way to keep companies private long-term, without harming early backers or employees who want to exercise (and make money from) their shares.
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However, they were disappointed there were no projections on the company's future revenues or advertising share - an indication of how quickly Snap thinks it can make money from its huge user base.
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The brothers shared a bed, and one of the first things that Irad bought when he began to make money from riding was a king-size mattress for the two of them.
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For its part, the social media giant set up the Facebook Journalism Project in January to develop news projects, as well as look at how publishers can make money from the site.
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It is also a sign that investors are willing to pay increasingly large sums for smartphone games, which have proved to be one of the best ways to make money from users.
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Facebook lets publishers make money from branded content, or videos they create for marketers, but CEO Mark Zuckerberg has always been opposed to pre-roll ads, which are standard in the industry.
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Traditional orthodontists, who make money from in-person consultations, said that cutting dental professionals out of the process was dangerous and that regular visits were a key to avoiding new dental problems.
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But as Waymo searches for a way to make money from self-driving cars, many of its best engineers have left for potential competitors, carrying valuable knowledge of its technology with them.
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As my colleague Julia Alexander pointed out last year, the company doesn't make money from ads or TV syndication, so it doesn't need to order six or seven seasons of a show.
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Facebook's WhatsApp unit will eventually start charging companies to contact its users, a person close to the company says, as the social media firm looks to make money from its chat products.
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Ultimately, profit is king, so Cerebri AI, a company that uses AI to figure out how to make money from drivers and their interactions with the world, makes the top 10 list, too.
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Beyond that, there are concerns YouTube prioritized user engagement — and the potential to make money from those engaged eyeballs — above all else, even if that meant algorithmically directing viewers to more controversial content.
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With its launch into 360 degree video, as with the other uploads on its site, Vimeo aims to differentiate itself from rivals by focusing on creators' ability to make money from their content.
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A Google spokesman told the Journal that the app violated company policy that prohibits "capitalizing on sensitive events" in an attempt "to make money from ongoing conflicts or tragedies" through a developed game.
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So banks have fewer opportunities to make money from transaction fees and from what they see as clever trades (but which their corporate counterparties often see as taking advantage of their customers' confusion).
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Well, just let me correct some misconception ... We didn't say we don't make money from Netflix, we said we don't have a material amount of money from Netflix, but we do make money.
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You wanted to make money from blogging, which really still was ... I mean, if anyone had heard about it, they thought of it as sort of a hobby thing you did for giggles.
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Last month, the company said it would allow users to post longer videos of up to 140 seconds and enable video publishers to make money from their content on Vine, its streaming service.
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Earlier this month, SoundCloud announced an agreement with Universal Music Group that will give SoundCloud access to the major's catalog, allowing those artists to make money from advertising when their tracks are played.
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I feel really fortunate every day that I get paid to do what I like, that I get to write and make money from it, and that I'm not shouting into a void.
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But while some shopping bot companies promise not to sell information to other companies, others give away their software and plan to make money from selling the information they gather on shopping patterns.
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But regular side hustles are especially popular among American millennials — 38 percent of people ages 18 and 37 told Bankrate that they make money from their side hustles at least once a month.
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Sir Ian argues that it is possible to make money from clothes, but only in certain precise categories; at the high end, at the discount end (such as Primark) and in specialist brands.
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Just last week, YouTube unveiled new steps short of an outright ban that it would take to punish creators who violate its policies, including curtailing a creator's ability to make money from ads.
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How They Make Money: "From a consumer's standpoint, it's important to understand what the monetization model is for the company that makes these apps," added Kowsik Guruswamy, chief technology officer at Menlo Security.
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Zuckerberg now gets to distribute and curate the news and information for more than 2.5 billion people—and make money from those eyeballs—with little risk of being held liable for the content.
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The bottom line: The power pendulum is slowly swinging back to owners of intellectual property, but many content owners still have to fight to make money from the distribution of their work online.
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The company on Wednesday introduced tougher rules on who can make money from advertising on its network, responding to criticism that it was too easy to profit from fake news and sensational headlines.
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Facebook wants to attract more video creators — the kind of creators you usually find on YouTube — so it's launching a new subscription feature to help those creators make money from their Facebook followers.
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To make money from the card, JPMorgan has to have the right mix of customer spending, annual renewals and borrowing with repayments, said John Grund, a partner at card industry consulting firm First Annapolis.
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The updated 'events' platform Facebook still hasn't decided on a way to make money from any of the tools, a concern Bosworth says the company tends to address after the programs are fully fledged.
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The company also announced that publishers on its Audience Network, which places ads from Facebook's advertising partners on other websites and apps, can make money from in-stream video ads off of its platform.
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None of these efforts have come to much because it's a game of cat and mouse with the people trying to make the web better and those who make money from crappy ad experiences.
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At the meeting last month, Brown began the day with an introduction and a welcome and spoke about monetization, highlighting new ways publishers can more easily make money from their content shared on Facebook.
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The outlook overshadowed a better-than-expected second-quarter profit, helped by the 167-year old newspaper's efforts to make money from digital subscribers to counter a relentless decline in readership of its broadsheets.
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With doping scandals dominating sporting headlines ahead of the Rio Olympics, WADA president Craig Reedie appealed to those who make money from sport to "dig deeper" and do their part to clean it up.
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Back in its red envelope era, Netflix helped studios make money from their "long tail" content, or older films loved by cinema-philes who wanted to watch them over and over again at home.
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"We have a long-standing policy prohibiting developers from capitalizing on sensitive events such as attempting to make money from serious ongoing conflicts or tragedies through a game," a Google spokesperson told Business Insider.
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Speculation that the Fed will hold off on raising its key interest rate weighed on banks and financial services companies, as low interest rates make it harder for banks to make money from loans.
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After a friend convinced her that she might as well make money from it, she decided to approach the tabloids and hired a Los Angeles lawyer, Keith M. Davidson, to help her do it.
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So the only way for anyone to see new movies — and for studios to make money from them — is to let people watch them at home, via distributors like iTunes or local cable companies.
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To make money from streaming viewers, those companies have to either charge monthly subscriptions or provide ad-supported content or offer some combination of the two like Hulu and the upcoming Peacock from NBCUniversal.
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"We oppose and will never allow any businesses to make money from the mainland while supporting Taiwan independence forces and activities," a senior Chinese official in charge of Taiwan affairs, Long Mingbiao, said Thursday.
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Public ownership of stadiums is common in Italy but leaves clubs unable to modernise their facilities and make money from mega-stores and restaurants, as do the likes of Manchester United and Bayern Munich.
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" Plus, she makes money from affiliate links: "It's pretty passive and while you can make more money if you have more views, you don't need a huge audience to make money from affiliate marketing.
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Pinterest makes money from advertising, and like other companies that make money from advertising (Facebook, Google), it can make more money if it gives advertisers better targeting so it can reach the right people.
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The obvious hope here is that better news curation will give users more incentive to spend time inside the app, where LinkedIn can make money from other products like sponsored posts or sponsored jobs.
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Karen Chan, an analyst with Jefferies, said the "earlier-than-expected launch" of Game for Peace bodes well for Tencent, which received the official go ahead to make money from the new game last month.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The man who was leading BlackBerry Ltd's efforts to make money from its patent portfolio has left to join a health technology company, two sources with knowledge of the move said on Monday.
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Ron DeSantis threw his support Thursday behind two bills allowing college athletes to make money from endorsement deals, joining New York in pushing for quick legislation responding to California's new "Fair Pay to Play" law.
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Mark Kokes, the man who was leading BlackBerry Ltd's efforts to make money from its patent portfolio has left to join a health technology company, two sources with knowledge of the move said on Monday.
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Investors will be hoping for a quick sale of these stakes, but Yahoo has been looking for years without success for a way to make money from the investments without incurring a huge tax bill.
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Although the new rules will also have implications for plans by Indian telecom operators to make money from rapidly surging Web traffic through differential pricing, Facebook's campaign turned the spotlight on the social networking giant.
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Xiaomi also indicates it is looking to make money from internet services, which includes advertising, games and music/video streaming services like Mi Music and Mi Video — which the company launched in India on Wednesday.
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The tech giant currently requires its affiliates to tell customers that they make money from recommending certain items, but the group argues the disclosures are often not obvious enough, or do not happen at all.
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With its new creator-on-creator harassment policy, YouTube is taking an admirable step to clarify the parameters of what content is permissible on the platform, and by extension, for it to make money from.
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SpotX helps RTL make money from digital video offerings, including video-on-demand and live TV streamed to internet-connected TV devices and RTL said it aims to build a competitive European advertising technology platform.
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It believes its brand and blank slate give it an advantage in figuring out how to tailor — and make money from — loans and other financial services to people who previously wouldn't have been Goldman clients.
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Nokia has divided its portfolio and transferred parts of it to Acacia Research and Conversant Intellectual Property Management: Both companies find ways to make money from the patents, and then share the proceeds with Nokia.
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Alongside concerns that YouTube's algorithm punishes creators for taking a break (YouTube denies this) and the need to make money from regular uploads, taking extended breaks becomes extremely difficult, even for the most successful creators.
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If you have a brand and make no money off the clothes from your collection because nobody buys it because they're so conceptual, you make money from sunglasses and perfume, because the margins are crazy.
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Ford is bringing self-driving cars to Austin, Texas — its third launch city — but says it'll take at least 2 years to figure out how they'll be used and how to make money from them.
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"It's what's known as an orphan disease," Abraham said, referring to the fact that drug companies aren't interested in it because they can't make money from it, and scientists can't get funding to study it.
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Twitch's Bits, a virtual good that allows fans to cheer on their favorite streamers, have been one of the ways Twitch creators could make money from their channels while also recognizing and rewarding their top fans.
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"Approval for Tencent's games is very important because unlike other gaming companies, Tencent can utilize or monetize their games very well," Wong said, in reference to the tech giant's ability to make money from its games.
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First launched into beta earlier this spring, the program initially targeted YouTube stars by offering them a way to make money from the products they promoted in their videos through an affiliate-like relationship with Amazon.
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The big picture: Expect Apple's Bud Tribble to underscore the difference between the hardware maker, which doesn't need to make money from user data, with companies like Google, which have built their business model on it.
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After grabbing 70 percent of the voice-controlled speaker market, Amazon says it's now opening up a way for third-party developers to make money from their voice apps, known as skills, on its Alexa platform.
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In terms of how Nintendo could make money from its mobile games, Ahmad said the gaming company will likely "follow" the industry standard, at least initially, by making money through the sale of in-application purchases.
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Just as Instagram influencers can earn cash every time someone clicks their affiliate link to a lipstick, porn accounts can make money from getting you onto porn sites—whether or not you yourself spend any money.
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Content ID allows artists to provide reference files for their work so that YouTube can match them against fan uploads, giving them the choice to block, make money from or track user engagement on claimed videos.
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At the heart of this moral maze is the simple fact that the customer always wants to get the best bid or ask from a market-maker who also has to make money from the trade.
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Facebook, which gets about 85 percent of its ad revenue from mobile, has been trying to make money from the Messenger app to supplement its main revenue stream, which is expected to cool off this year.
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Baxter Box, who was her boyfriend at the time and is now her husband, got her thinking about how she could make money from the "free" fashion and style tips she was offering on her site.
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Two groups of people make money from the so-called dark web: Criminals who use it to peddle illegal goods, and the companies who offer to track them on behalf of law enforcement and private clients.
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"These lawsuits demonstrate what we all know: Hotels know about sex trafficking, hotels participate in sex trafficking and hotels make money from sex trafficking," attorney Jonathan Tonge, who represents the four plaintiffs, said in a statement.
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Google and other major tech companies such as Amazon have seen third parties move quickly to use their platforms in attempts to make money from coronavirus concerns and have struggled to stay ahead of the violators.
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Google and other major tech companies such as Amazon have seen third parties move quickly to use their platforms in attempts to make money from coronavirus concerns and have struggled to stay ahead of the violators.
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Unlike commercial lenders that make money from loans, Japan Post Bank - the nation's biggest deposit taker - relies in part on returns from its holdings of Japanese government bonds, which make up a third of its assets.
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Scant media coverage has explained how culture is created and supported by self-interested media corporations looking to make money from such "entertainment," instead of providing leadership on how a civil culture can exist without violence.
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The tests, which are being conducted with a handful of companies that are part of the Y Combinator startup incubator, are an important signal of how WhatsApp plans to make money from its massively popular service.
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YouTube told CNN Business on Thursday that its threat analysis team had investigated and determined the channels were run from Southeast Asia and were part of a spam campaign, designed to make money from online ads.
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But if Facebook goes with a coin it does not entirely control, it will be harder for the company to make money from transaction fees and easier for criminals to use the coin for illegal purposes.
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The nature of the attack "suggests a state actor because it's hard to make money from breaching a parliamentary system," said Fergus Hanson, head of the International Cyber Policy Center at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute.
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While the combined organization continues to offer a paywall system for publishers, CEO Trevor Kaufman has said that the issue is no longer a black-and-white — publishers should make money from different users in different ways.
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The game's success also allows Epic to experiment with new ways to make money, from a proprietary game store it just launched to esports, which Waite said should not be underestimated when thinking about long-term value.
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Others use fake accounts or multiple accounts with the same names to post a lot of content across a network of groups and pages to drive traffic to their websites, where they can make money from ads.
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But video creators are regularly facing new policy changes from YouTube that could impact their ability to make money from their work—and it's not always clear what these changes are or why YouTube is making them.
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According to a senior executive, Zetsche used to joke that Daimler, which owned a stake in Tesla from 2009-2014, was the only automaker to make money from electric cars when it sold out of that investment.
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Since then, the Rwandans have been widely accused of backing various rebel groups in Congo in a quest to protect ethnic Tutsis (Rwanda is led by ethnic Tutsis) and to make money from Congo's lucrative mineral trade.
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Forbes published a story on Wednesday based on a lengthy interview with Acton, in which he says that Zuckerberg was in a rush to make money from the messaging service and undermine elements of its encryption technology.
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In the centre of Lagos, 19th-century mansions built by former slaves who returned from Brazil have been bulldozed to make way for skyscrapers, by families looking to make money from what is often their only asset.
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This ICO isn't just designed to (finally) make money from the Telegram messaging app, it aims to build a platform for future ICOs, future cryptocurrencies, future decentralized applications and a new kind of censorship-proof internet system.
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And although his campaign denies it, reports have multiplied recently that he is thinking about creating a "mini-media conglomerate", a cross of Fox and Breitbart News, to make money from the political base he has created.
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"I make money from Facebook for my fake content in order to pay Facebook to promote my fake stories," said Professor Chaos in one of the most brutal and succinct criticisms of the social network to date.
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Total funding to date: $101 millionEmployees: 450As retailers seek to reduce their reliance on Amazon and fight fake reviews on e-commerce sites, Yotpo's pitch is that it can help retailers make money from their own sites.
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The aim, however, is not to make money from its clients, some of whom get by on pensions as low as a few hundred yuan a month, but to take a cut from providers of offline services.
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Google gives Android developers new tools to make money from users who won't pay "Rewarded Products" will allow non-paying app users to contribute to an app's revenue stream by sacrificing their time, but not their money.
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"There was a lot of pressure for Sanofi to proceed, and of course they wanted to make money from it," said Vincent Racaniello, a professor of microbiology and immunology at Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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In the best-known example, BuzzFeed discovered that over 100 mostly pro-Trump fake news sites in a single town in Macedonia were pumping out false "news" on Facebook in an effort to make money from ads.
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Creators with at least 10,000 followers can make money from ads within three-minute videos that have had more than 30,000 views lasting at least one-minute in the past two months and meet Facebook's monetization standards.
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How movie theaters are approaching subscription plans after the death of MoviePass, and 7 services battling for US market shareHow Instagram 'nano influencers' with only 2,000 followers can make money from sponsored postsSo long till next week.
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To get to the center, Furie is suing anyone who tries to make money from Pepe, encouraging people to draw Pepe in his original context, and lobbying the ADL to remove Pepe from its hate symbol list.
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Corporations both new and old have shown up to make money from demand for plant-based foods, and judging by the overwhelmingly positive chatter around companies like Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods, they are making a killing.
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But in the modern music landscape, where the biggest streaming services continue to claim big losses and opportunities for artists to make money from their recordings remain elusive, it seems nobody has gotten the formula quite right.
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That's because Facebook reports first-quarter earnings on Wednesday, a report and investor call usually dominated by discussion around Facebook's video strategy, its plans to make money from Facebook Messenger and its (soon-to-be maximized) ad load.
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Raymond Hsu, an analyst with Taiwan Ratings, an affiliate of Standard and Poor's, thinks Hon Hai would only try to make money from Sharp's brand if it could attach it to products that wouldn't upset its existing customers.
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Full Harvest is targeting both conventional and organic farms, and Moseley reckons it can make money from both, although organics have been an obvious early focus because of the higher per unit value for this type of produce.
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The figures give a glimpse of how Brexit and an array of wider global uncertainties are affecting the behavior of chief executives, and the teams of bankers, lawyers and advisers who make money from buying and selling companies.
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Of course, this wouldn't be a good investing study if it didn't end with a hint as to how to make money from it, and the authors dutifully oblige: We look forward to iShares' upcoming Psychopath-Free ETF.
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That it might have an edge over other websites, at least in its ability to make money from online media, holding its "atomic units" together in some sort of coherent and therefore more lucrative whole, was still plausible.
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Just a few days after the California Senate unanimously passed a bill that would allow student-athletes to make money from endorsements, former NFL player and current MLB minor league player Tim Tebow has spoken out against it.
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He spoke directly to Judge Leon to explain the company's evolution from a phone company to one that seeks to make money from advertising and subscriptions for consumers who will watch much of their videos on mobile devices.
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I'm wary of recruiters because they make money from any job they place you in, and so are incentivized to sell you on any opportunity in the market, regardless of whether it is the right fit for you.
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Having faced pressure before from activist investor Starboard (which sold its stake in the company in 2017) to separate its real estate from its retail business, Macy's has still been taking steps to make money from those assets.
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Star to know: Chief Product Officer Paige Bilins2019 revenue: between $69 million and $71 million, according to third-quarter guidanceComment: Telaria helps publishers like Tastemade, Cheddar, and Hulu make money from their OTT services, mobile apps, and websites.
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"I make money from touring and selling merchandise, and I honestly believe if you put effort into something and you execute properly, you don't necessarily have to go through the traditional ways," Bennett told Vanity Fair in 2017.
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This is a deal Facebook has been thinking about for several years but hasn't been able to pull off until recently because it didn't have a good way to make money from videos that run on its platform.
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And AiFi is looking to continually make money from its retail clients through subscriptions rather than hardware sales, which raises the question of who will have access to all that data that AiFi plans to use for personalized shopping.
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Companies don't often offer wifi out of the goodness of their hearts—they do it to make money from advertisers who want to advertise to you, and to do that they need to know more about where you are.
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In spite of rising losses and brand concerns, Zaneis believes recent initiatives in the industry have made it more difficult for criminals to make money from ad fraud, which has in turn required them to develop more-sophisticated attacks.
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Read these stories next: Kesha: "What's Left Of My Heart Is Fucking Pure Gold & No One Can Touch That" Cue The Fireworks Again: Kesha's Back With An Empowering New Single Could Dr. Luke Still Make Money From Kesha's Rainbow?
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When you and I last spoke, actually, I asked you about payments, and you were like no, I told you a million times we're not doing payments, we're doing ads, that's how we're gonna make money from this thing.
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Facebook does not make money from WhatsApp or Messenger, and is unlikely to introduce advertising on them, but it could start to take a cut of transactions that are completed on these services or charge businesses for finding customers.
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But, when an appliance is sending a constant stream of data back to its maker, that company has continuous relationships with the owners of its products, and can find all sorts of ways to make money from those relationships.
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MADRID, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Spain's Telefonica said on Tuesday it would speed up a plan to make money from its tens of thousands of mobile towers sites, and present a voluntary redundancy and employee training plan to labour unions.
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Bookmakers also argue that the campaign against fixed odds betting terminals is backed by people who make money from other kinds of gambling, and say that banning the machines would force many shops to close, leading to job losses.
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While most people assume the fair use of an image should be decided by the "did you make money from it?" litmus test, Rose says that's more of a social or moral judgment, not necessarily what the law says.
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Although Google doesn't make money from Android directly, it generates advertising revenue through search as well as Chrome, Maps and Gmail, serving ads within those apps and using data it collects from users to better target ads across its platforms.
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Warren defended the idea of a wealth tax during the most recent Democratic debate in Ohio, saying that it is more effective than taxing income "because the rich are not like you and me" and make money from their accumulated wealth.
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One way is the Content ID, in which an artist provides reference files of their music and the system will automatically claim content, giving an artist the option to block, make money from or track user engagement on claimed videos.
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The only idea I can come up with is that Square may end up incentivizing Square Cash users to spend their money at Square brick-and-mortar merchants, since the company would make money from both sides of those transactions.
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In the more immediate term, the company says it expects "significant" potential revenue to come from AR advertisements, and it's focusing on scaling its platform to make AR more personalized and to help the company make money from the technology.
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Like Oscar and Devoted Health, Bright Health is looking to make money from these two specific types of health insurance by keeping people within very limited networks of hospitals and doctors, and by saying its technology is better than incumbent insurers'.
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One line of thinking: If Amazon doesn't need to profit directly from the annual Prime membership fee — and it's not clear that it does — how are competitors who have to make money from an individual service supposed to compete on price?
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Explains the company, the new program will allow non-partnered video creators to gain access to a variety of tools that will allow them to make money from their channels, even if they're not large enough to gain "Partner" status.
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Such a company would have even more opportunities to make money from your choices — and your indecision — by effectively serving up these insights and impulses to those who want to sell you things, at the exact right time and place.
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Calacanis says he wants to make money from the free newsletters by selling ads, but says he will also ask his readers for voluntary donations; he says 1,000 newsletter readers have kicked in $100 a year during a trial period.
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The Wall Street Journal reported last month that influential creators are leaving the service for a variety of reasons, including that their audiences migrating to other platforms and that they have few ways to make money from the vines they create.
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Absorbing such costs has been expensive for some of the upstarts, but they think they can make money from a new model based on using customers' data to push them towards other financial services, taking a commission whenever it works.
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Rather than subsisting on the razor-thin margins that come with buying inventory in bulk from other brands and reselling it, the marketplace lets Amazon make money from fees that it charges for storing and shipping goods and fulfilling orders.
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YouTube on Wednesday announced it will no longer allow a conservative commentator accused of online harassment to make money from ads on his videos, just one day after the company said he had not broken any of the platform's rules.
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Explaining its decision, KLP said it did not want to make money from products that can harm people who are vulnerable to addictions, adding that there are better ways in which pension savings can make a sustainable contribution to society.
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" After removing phone boxes that fell into disuse with the rise of mobile phones, he said, "the phone companies have realized they can make money from them in a different way, and in doing that they can bypass any regulations.
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With Mr. Dorsey splitting his time between Twitter and Square, the payments company, Mr. Noto is credited with being a calming force as Twitter has faced significant employee turnover and doubts about its ability to make money from its enormous audience.
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In the wake of controversy about inappropriate content on the service, YouTube recently announced changes to its advertising program that make it harder for small creators to make money from the platform, which gives Facebook an avenue for appealing to them.
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The Scottish Gin Society said in an online statement that it did not consider its Facebook posts to fall under the ASA's remit and that it is a not-for-profit organization that does not make money from promoting Scottish gin.
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The provision would allow people who make money from real estate to take a 2206 percent deduction on income they earn through limited liability companies, partnerships and other so-called pass-through entities that do not pay the corporate tax.
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Massroots recently published a story asserting its CEO was "permanently banned" from gambling at Las Vegas' Wynn Resorts because of his company's involvement in developing technology for weed, even though he doesn't make money from working with the drug directly.
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Unlike other companies that make money from young people who appear on the internet, Overtime doesn't pay its stars a penny and doesn't plan to, since any high school athlete who plans to play in college has to retain their amateur status.
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But these "consultants" and embeds were not provided freely as an act of political charity; these tech workers more easily facilitate the purchase of advertising and other technology services, which makes it easier for tech companies to make money from the election cycle.
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Walsh has said that a charter would enable Varo to make money from deposits and continue to offer its services for free, as well as give the neobank a number of cost advantages and allow it to compete with a breadth of products.
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Baidu has not specified how it intends to make money from the open-source Apollo project, but it has said it will integrate cloud-based data services into the platform, much as Google has done with its ubiquitous Android smartphone operating system.
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The deal, to be announced Wednesday, will give SoundCloud access to Universal's catalog and let those artists make money from advertising when their songs are played on the free service, which is used by 175 million people around the world each month.
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Kotaro Tamura, a Milken Institute Asia Fellow and a former senator and parliamentary secretary in charge of economic and fiscal policy in Japan's Cabinet Office, told CNBC on Wednesday that the aim of an integrated resort wasn't to make money from the casinos.
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Wu said revenue outside phone sales, grouped as "Internet and others", grew 40.1 percent last year to 104.7 million yuan, showing it was on track to make money from its user traffic, though the segment's gross loss margin was higher at 55.1 percent.
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Essentially, instead of generating revenue from a customer every two years when they buy a new phone, Apple wants to be in a position to make money from them every single month, regardless if they buy a new hardware device or not.
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If you took all that energy, if you took all of that expense, if you took all of that focus, and shifted it slightly ... To running a business where you sell something and then make money from that sale of that thing.
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According to data from Dealogic, Alibaba has also spent $25.5 billion since its listing in September 2014 to broaden its services to compete with Tencent and Baidu, fellow Chinese Internet giants that are scrambling to make money from a shift to mobile devices.
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GitHub founder and former CEO Chris Wanstrath has limited his efforts to make money from the service out of a desire to give free tools to developers, but was drawn to Microsoft because of his relationship with CEO Satya Nadella, one person said.
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Sidewalk is still figuring out how it will try to make money from the system, but it is likely to use a subscription-based model in which cities pay for different tiers of data and higher levels of analytic and diagnostic abilities.
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Another of Dream Machine's checks has gone to Omni, a four-year-old, San Francisco-based on-demand storage company that's making every possession in one's home rentable — giving members an opportunity to make money from their underused items in the process.
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Facebook, for instance, has experienced a slowdown in the growth of its core social network, but its other properties — Instagram, Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp among them — are still growing quickly, and the company has only just started to make money from them.
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"It's very significant symbolically because it sends a signal that even the people who make money from oil and gas are coming up with divestment plans," said Michael Webber, deputy director of the Energy Institute at the University of Texas at Austin.
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Her real beef, it seems, is not so much with billionaires but with the tax system that gives preferential treatment – through the lower-capital gains tax and other provisions – to entrepreneurs, executives and investors who make money from money rather than wages.
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Kathy Murphy, president of Fidelity's personal investing business, said in an interview on CNBC on Wednesday afternoon that focusing on the inability to make money from no-fee funds misses the point about how the company can best leverage its scale with customers.
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Unlike adtech companies that make money based on how much advertisers spend on individual campaigns, the Amazon-focused firms make money from software backed by recurring revenue models, which appeals to investors who are increasingly cooling on adtech and digital media companies.
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New charts show how Instagram&aposs plan to make money from Stories is hitting a wallAmanda Perelli, our reporter covering the business of influencers, dug into how much money creators get from YouTube videos depending on how many views a video generates.
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Energy experts say that Saudi Arabia is trying to make money from its oil reserves as quickly as possible because global demand is expected to decline in the future, with breakthroughs in renewable energy technology and the eventual ubiquity of electric cars.
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It's unclear if the hotel will make money from the dinner, but even if the hotel gave the food for free, any money attendees spend on hotel rooms, at the bar, or at shops in the hotel goes straight to the Trump Organization.
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COLOGNE, Germany, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Facebook said on Wednesday it would introduce tougher rules on who can make money from advertising on its network, responding to criticism that it makes it too easy for providers of fake news and sensational headlines to cash in.
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"How deeply ironic that this research, which speaks volumes of the emotional intelligence of orcas, was conducted in a marine park's cement cell, where they're imprisoned and denied everything that's natural and important to them in order to make money from tourists," Allen continues.
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It says it has four "pillars" for protecting users from harmful content, including deleting videos, restricting features on "borderline content," promoting authoritative voices, and rewarding trusted creators with the ability to make money from their channel, while demonetizing those who violate its hate speech policies.
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Mr. McGurk said the only legal way to make money from the Syrian oil fields would be to work with Russia and the government of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria to place the revenue into an escrow account to help fund Syria's postwar reconstruction.
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It will make money from the margin between the price paid by the shipper and the amount it pays on to the trucker, insulating it from the type of complaints made by many ride-hailing drivers who say they struggle to earn a decent income.
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The actress, who has spoken out on equal pay for women in Hollywood, saw her earnings dip this year after the conclusion of the "Hunger Games" franchise, but continues to make money from movie deals and an endorsement deal with fashion brand Christian Dior (DIOR.PA).
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Ken Courtright, its president, told BuzzFeed News that his company operates more than 3,000 websites on behalf of clients who are looking to establish their professional credibility in a specific online niche, or to make money from a website focused on a specific topic.
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The value that Google places on its rivals' platforms to boost its search business and, second, that Apple draws revenue from Google's advertising-based business model despite Apple CEO Tim Cook having made numerous public statements criticizing companies that make money from using personal data.
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The result, based on years of research, is a brutal portrayal of three centuries of man's desire to make money from the forest, a resource mistakenly perceived as having no beginning or end and which "twists around as a snake swallows its own tail".
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Unlike some of his colleagues, he was never asked to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee (he insisted that he never would have cooperated if he had been), and while he did lose some work, he continued to make money from his songwriting.
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Jarrett's book has topped Amazon's best-seller list since it came out; his publisher is HarperCollins, under its conservative imprint, Broadside Books, which allows a major publisher to make money from right-wing conspiracy theories while respectably siloing it at a safe-enough distance.
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Swift left Big Machine Records without having the master rights to her work — those rights would allow her to continue to make money from the catalog of her first six albums, but Swift will continue to only earn a percentage of the money they make.
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The company has sought to clamp down on how outright fake news sites could make money from advertising on its network, and it introduced fact-checking initiatives in Europe before recent votes in the Netherlands and in France, and coming ones in Britain and Germany.
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It was the most blatant instance yet of the Trump family's profiting from its political power—in this case, by shifting from its long-standing focus on luxury markets in order to make money from the very demographic that put Trump in the White House.
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The UN fears that the ongoing drought will once again threaten Somalia with famine and provide al-Shabaab with even greater opportunities to make money from foreign aid -- particularly if the group maintains control of the main routes through the interior of the country.
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And for a company that just posted a loss of one million users during its last earnings, it seems odd that Twitter would not figure out a way to accommodate this crowd, or even bring them on board its new API platform to make money from them.
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The results were the latest indication that revenue and operating performance at the iconic retailer continue to deteriorate, despite its efforts to get rid of underperforming stores, lessen its dependence on categories that are struggling in its shops and make money from its real estate footprint.
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But the company plans to eventually make money from the program by attracting more mortgage customers (it acquired a small mortgage company in November) through these sales, and also selling referrals to real estate agents as more homeowners express interest in selling their homes to Zillow.
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But until it does, or it finds some other way to make money from video — and let's be clear, selling the occasional TV show to consumers or other networks isn't a real business for a company Apple's size — video will remain a novelty for Tim Cook.
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Whether by generating alerts about drowsiness, unfastened seat belts or wallets left in the backseat, the emerging technology aims not only to cut back on distracted driving and other undesirable behavior, but eventually help automakers and ride-hailing companies make money from data generated inside the vehicle.
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At PMI London, speaker and after speaker touted the line that programmatic advertising is the future — usually because they represented companies that make money from programmatic advertising in one way or another — but disregarded questions on the fraud that is inevitable whenever machines run ad campaigns.
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For example, it added a new "affiliates" tier, allowing some 50,000 smaller channels to make money from their streams, and it just last week announced extensions that will let streamers customize their channel with add-ons to engage fans, and even generate extra income through Amazon sales.
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For Apple, playing up its defense of user privacy has long proven to be a useful tool to differentiate itself from Internet companies like Facebook and Google, which depend on some amount of data collection in order to build out and make money from their services.
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The company, known in industry jargon as a "commodity trading adviser" or CTA, managed a series of strategies that attempted to effectively make money from the difference between how much the market moves and how much investors are willing to pay to insure against those price swings.
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Peretti cited an earlier Code Media speaker, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, who reminded the audience that her company recently took action against one of its biggest stars, video blogger Logan Paul, who has been posting questionable content, by suspending his ability to make money from his posts.
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If a company wants to offer individuals something for free, it can make money from soliciting them to buy other products or to pay for enhanced services (as many free apps do) and from advertising to them in a privacy-respectful way on behalf of business partners.
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In February, California State Senators Nancy Skinner and Steven Bradford introduced the Fair Pay to Play Act to the California state legislature, which would allow athletes at California colleges that make more than $10 million in media rights revenue each year to make money from their likenesses.
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Google, whose YouTube platform has been criticized for failing to stop hate speech, climate change denial and other forms of misinformation, banned some coronavirus-related apps from its smartphone store and blocked people looking to make money from the pandemic from buying ads on its digital networks.
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As companies push to make money from baggage fees, seat reservations and other services that were once included with a basic plane ticket, the videos added the potential for an even harsher indignity: sitting in a seat with a ticket and getting physically ejected from the airplane.
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The clause on security "is a clear statement of a hardening attitude in China: If you want to make money from us, obey our rules (even the ones you don't agree with)," said Jonathan Sullivan, director of the China Policy Institute at the University of Nottingham.
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Venture investor and large Twitter shareholder Chris Sacca suggested other ways the company could make money last June, saying it could pursue deeper partnerships with sports leagues, and make money from so called "logged out" users — which Twitter does not get credit for in its monthly active user numbers.
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And they often represent one of two things: either a business cycle is entering its peak, or an old way of business is slowly dying and the only way to make money from it is by getting so big that you can squeeze out money here and there.
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Without approval for in-app purchases Tencent has been unable to make money from some of its hugely popular games, such as PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds Mobile (PUBG Mobile), which is a game that CLSA estimates could generate up to $1 billion in annual revenue if given a monetization license.
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The president had brought up his club during a meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and again declared his intent to host during Monday's presser, claiming Dorral's close proximity to airports made it a prime contender and reassured that he was not looking to make money from the presidency.
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As part of its move to make money from WhatsApp, the company had said in August that it would start charging businesses for sending marketing and customer service messages at a fixed rate for confirmed delivery, ranging from 0.5 cents to 9 cents per message depending on the country.
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Nearly 90% of Americans think it's wrong to make money from photos of children on social media A TikTok trend is probably why you've been hearing the phrase 'hit or miss' yelled in public lately Instagram is cracking down on its pro-anorexia communityVisit INSIDER's homepage for more.
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Last week, three Democratic senators from states hit hard by the opioid epidemic, Edward J. Markey of Massachusetts, Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island and Joe Manchin of West Virginia, sent a letter to Purdue, insisting that it make a more formal commitment not to make money from the treatments.
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Discretionary trusts "could allow Trump or his family members to reap some of the legal benefits of a blind trust, but could also give them some insight into how the Trump businesses are faring while also allowing Trump and his family to continue to make money from those investments," Politico said.
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YouTube commentators — those who other people in the YouTube community look to for insight into the industry — like h3h3Productions's Ethan Klein, Nerd City, and even Felix "PewDiePie" Kjellberg, have spoken about this being one of the worst times on YouTube for those who are trying to make money from advertising.
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Meanwhile, the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) has earned just $25 million, "nearly the minimum it can earn given that all leagues make money from their teams that qualify automatically," per AP. The bottom line: College basketball's power conferences send multiple teams to the tournament annually, so money comes in fairly consistently.
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For months the team struggled to make money from trading shares, until a young programmer spotted that Mr Mercer had typed a fixed value for the S&P 500 index in one of half a million lines of code, rather than getting the program to use the index's current value.
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But the App Store gold rush of earlier days just isn't present, as it's more difficult to make money from apps and the cost to acquire loyal users has grown from around $1.50 to $2.25 in 2014 to $2.50 and sometimes even as high as $4.00 in the past year.
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Those broader proposals, which are unlikely to be passed until after India's national elections in May, are intended to curb the ability of American tech titans to collect, analyze and make money from data they collect inside the country, which is the world's fastest-growing market for new internet users.
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The second incident came in May, when the UFC announced the details of their controversial $70 million endorsement deal with Reebok, a deal that made it impossible for fighters to make money from in-ring sponsors, which until then had been the primary source of income for most mixed martial artists.
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One consequence of this model is that it pays for a lot of content that wouldn't have been funded under the old model — now a teenager can attract a few million followers on YouTube, sign up for the company's revenue-sharing program and make money from all of the programmatic sponsors.
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That commitment to portraying economic distress has even affected the show's cast members, who are, after all, Hollywood actors who make money from being on TV. But, says Feldman, working on the series has helped him understand how American business structures make it difficult for many workers to earn a living.
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"We should not be that heavy handed about this, but try to do things to reduce the problem and a lot of the most egregious stuff is spam, put up by people with a really malicious financial motive make things up that are not true to make money from ads," he said.
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"We should not be that heavy-handed about this, but try to do things to reduce the problem and a lot of the most egregious stuff is spam, put up by people with a really malicious financial motive make things up that are not true to make money from ads," he said.
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It all means that banks will not only find their ability to make money from lending squeezed, but they also face increased costs - especially as they hire more lawyers and compliance officers to cope with the immediate problems brought up by the Commission and to deal with tougher regulation in the future.
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Analysts agreed that Macy's is taking the right steps to fix its problems — namely, entering the off-price space with its new Backstage stores, acquiring the off-mall Bluemercury beauty chain, exploring ways to make money from its real estate, and slashing costs by $400 million through job cuts and store closures.
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But Tim Swanson, a bitcoin expert and founder of Post Oak Labs, a technology advisory firm, said he was concerned that if the futures liquidity increases there could be an incentive for someone with a large bet against bitcoin to disrupt or attack the network to make money from the ensuing price fall.
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"The vibes that come out of Vision 2030 are that of reform, dynamism, change and optimism and hence the market's initial reaction has been euphoric," said Shakeel Sarwar, head of asset maangement at Bahraini firm Securities and Investment Co. Banks outperformed on Monday because of hopes they will make money from privatisation plans.
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At a Facebook Live launch event in Hollywood on Wednesday, Will Cathcart, Facebook's vice president of product, told Reuters that the company has paid some partners to supply video in order to get Live off to a quick start, although he expected media companies would make money from advertising and other services longer term.
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With this in mind, Cramer shared the companies and events he will be watching next week: Cramer Remix: Troubled sector worth speculation Cramer: Bye-bye Q1, biggest lessons learned Cramer: Biotech is a land mine about to go off "You need to try to make money from everything that gets thrown at you," Cramer said.
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In the meantime, Amazon's Alexa is surging ahead, building out an entire voice app ecosystem so quickly that it hasn't even been able to implement the usual safeguards — like a team that closely inspects apps for terms of service violations, for example, or even tools that allow developers to make money from their creations.
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"After maybe biting off more than they could chew, people are concentrating on one particular part of the problem they might be able to actually make money from," said Tarin Ziyaee, who worked on autonomous technologies at Apple and who recently left Voyage, a company that is bringing self-driving cars to retirement communities.
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The N.C.A.A. convention that convened this week is confronting some of the greatest turmoil in the organization's 113-year history, with elected officials in Washington and more than two dozen states considering whether to try to harness the power of government to allow college athletes to make money from their names, images and likenesses.
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As Alex Heath wrote at The Information: The roughly six-hour hearing saw Zuckerberg fumble questions from the House Financial Services Committee about how the external Libra Association will be funded, what kinds of regulations should apply to Libra, how Facebook plans to make money from Libra, and how policies like refunding fraudulent transactions will work.
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Russia's manipulations make use of these features (from the point of view of those who would make money from social media) or bugs (from the point of view of people who would like political lying to be kept to a minimum) in much the same way as unscrupulous political campaigns that are not subject to malign outside influence.
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Citi posted the smallest decline but even that was down 16 percent on the year, as this chart from IFR's Steve Slater shows: The ultra-low volatility that has dominated the financial market landscape this year means the mega banks find themselves in the same boat as hedge funds, struggling to make money from FICC trading.
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These days, major gaming companies make money from in-game microtransactions, such as selling additional downloadable content or perks, or subscription services, such as apps to stream music and TV. "It's more and more important for those manufacturers to build brand loyalty by locking users into their ecosystem of games, services and online multiplayer components," Steinberg said.
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"The president's efforts to make money from a real estate project in Moscow and to conceal the transaction from the public are a quintessential example of a counterintelligence nightmare, that may or may not include criminal activity," House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) said during a public hearing on the counterintelligence implications of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Once any deal is announced, investors will turn their attention to the biggest issue affecting the stock: How will the remaining stub of Yahoo make money from its 15 percent stake in Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce company with a face value of $31 billion, and its 35.5 percent stake in Yahoo Japan, worth about $9 billion?
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At the heart of both decisions wasn't whether the NCAA was violating the purpose of antitrust law by price-fixing and restraining trade—the association clearly is—but whether athletes could make money from playing sports, directly through salaries or indirectly through name, image and license (NIL) rights and/or third-party payments, and still be students.
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So that means Beyoncé — whose songs "Run the World (Girls)" and "Halo" were used by the French skater Maé-Bérénice Méité, inspiring a homemade soundtrack by the comedian Leslie Jones — will make money from the Games, but most likely far less than she would if one of her songs was in a movie or a sitcom.
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And this also doesn't mean that YouTube will stop people like Logan Paul, or most people who want to make money from YouTube ads, from making money from YouTube ads — it just creates a new, supposedly ultra-safe tier for advertisers, who will theoretically pay more for that than for the Logan Pauls of the world.
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When a person makes especially serious or repeated violations, YouTube might choose to disable ads from the whole channel or suspend the person from its Partner program, which is aimed at channels that hit 413,000 watch hours in 12 months and 1,000 subscribers, and lets the creators make money from a special tier of ads and via the YouTube Red subscription service.
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For AT&T, the deal, of course, means the carrier has a way to make money from mobile video, which is also what it's betting on as the future of TV. More people today aren't just cutting the cord, they're forgoing a pay TV subscription altogether, opting for over-the-top subscription services like Netflix, or even just free video content like YouTube.
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Image: StarbucksIn terms of privacy, you're probably better off using some municipal wi-fi than a network provided by a company, which will always (one way or the other) be out to make money from you—that could be by encouraging you to stick around and buy more coffee, but it could be by selling your data on to the highest bidder.
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A decade from now, ride-hailing will be less than 50 percent of Uber's business, in terms of transactions, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said Thursday at TechCrunch Disrupt SF. The onstage prediction is in line with recent moves by Uber and its CEO to be part of, and make money from, all the different ways people might move within an urban environment.
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While Musk's venture hasn't done much yet, beyond dig a few test tunnels and talk about the state of the technology of tunnel borers and how much it could be improved, it has sold a lot of hats – 50,000, to be exact, a figure which Musk himself touted when citing the company's ability to make money from its branding even before attempting to commercialize its primary business.
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In reality, they're looking to expand their Chinese user base abroad and make money from Chinese expats who would rather use their own social, messaging, and commerce apps in the U.S. There's a lot of ad revenue to be gained by targeting Chinese citizens using Chinese apps in the U.S., which is by far the largest and most mature digital advertising market in the world.
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However, "since the freeze started in March last year, it seems highly possible that the approval process is carried out on a 'first in, first out' basis," said Newzoo analyst Gu. Analysts are waiting for signs of whether Tencent will eventually win approval for PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, a hugely popular game which it is currently unable to make money from by, for example, charging for in-game purchases.
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Locals in Koidu have managed to find a way to make money from the mine, though: at all hours of the day, the tower of rubble is crawling with human beings who are mostly too poor to afford shoes, hauling rocks down in empty gas cans or one by one, then cracking them by hand to make gravel that they can sell for pennies.
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"Our goal has never been to make money from charitable giving, but as we've been starting out and getting the program going, I think we weren't sure how much things were going to cost and what we needed to do on our side around security and fraud detection and embedding and all of this stuff," said Naomi Gleit, VP of Social Good at Facebook.
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European Innovation Council – Don't miss "Empowering European Innovation" with the European Innovation Council at 3:30pm on Thursday on the Next Stage Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer – Make sure to stop by Freshfields' sponsored session, "How to raise money – and make money – from startups" at 2:00pm on Thursday on the Next Stage HERE Technologies is hosting a developer workshop from 10-11am on Friday on the Next Stage Looking forward to seeing you all at Disrupt Berlin tomorrow!
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For example, it aims to make money from studios who want to target its customers with their marketing efforts, or access user data to learn about trends; it's taking a cut of ticket sales and concessions at some theaters; it has begun to acquire movies; and it hopes that eventually, users will slow down their movie-going to their usual once per month (or less), after the initial rush of having an all-you-can-watch subscription wears off.
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The founders Adam Neumann and Miguel McKelvey got together in a building on the Brooklyn waterfront where they both worked — Mr. Neumann as the proprietor of a company called Krawlers that produced padded clothes for babies — and quickly realized that they could make money from all the vacant space they saw around them by simulating the atmosphere of the Silicon Valley workplace, fueling the dreams of young entrepreneurs who always wanted to appear as if they were having fun.
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"I initially started my YouTube channel and blog as something that I could just do for fun and as a hobby, but then learning that I could make money from it was a huge added bonus," she tells CNBC Make It. It took a year and a half to start monetizing her platforms, but today she has more than 33,000 subscribers on YouTube and makes about $27,500 a year between The Budgeting Wife and freelance video editing projects.
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They are: a social-media ecosystem that has annexed the news and the public sphere; nascent but increasingly assertive systems of identity and social currency that seek to transcend borders while answering only to investors; billions of lives' worth of trustingly volunteered data in the hands of companies that might want to make money from it, or that might have no need for it anymore, or that might go out of business, change ownership or simply forget what they had in the first place.
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