Others less obvious areas relevant to Facebook that others are attacking with decentralized projects including transparent online advertising platforms, local discovery platforms, artificial intelligence platforms, music/video streaming platforms and more.
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Picture the digital strata, if you can: AI platforms on top of software ecosystems built on hardware platforms resting on deadtree-desk platforms.
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NASA explains: The lower platforms are the K-level work platforms.
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Thoratec's device platforms are adjacent to St. Jude's current cardiovascular platforms.
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The rise of platforms is now becoming the war of platforms.
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Online Platforms: There are a number of funding platforms available online.
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The company said it has more than 20 demand-side platforms, 30 supply-side platforms and 30 data-management platforms using or testing the product.
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The company says that more than 20 demand-side platforms, 30 supply-side platforms and 30 data-management platforms are using or testing the product.
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Video platforms Countless messages of hate are posted worldwide on various video platforms.
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The higher-end platforms did not suffer for supporting the low-end platforms.
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They delegate that job to data warehouses, customer data platforms or some other [platforms].
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Social media platforms wrestled with how to deal with coronavirus content on its platforms.
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But on those other platforms — those competing platforms — Microsoft is moving full steam ahead.
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As platforms have begun to ban certain types of content, alternative platforms like Gab.
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According to The Trade Desk, more than 20 demand-side platforms, 30 supply-side platforms and 30 data-management platforms are using or testing its free ID product.
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"Some platforms might become a winner out of this, and some platforms, probably a large portion of the platforms, might not be able to make it," he said.
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It will broadcast content on streaming platforms including Twitch and YouTube, which have become the most popular platforms for video game streaming, as well as on social media platforms.
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Especially with platforms playing a much larger role and platforms stepping up their moderation practices.
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The challenge facing the origination platforms today is not the platforms' ability to originate loans.
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For platforms that monopolize markets, certain companies win because the market can't support multiple platforms.
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Twitter was one of the last major platforms not to remove Jones from its platforms.
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"The world is changing into streaming and non-ad platforms and subscription-based platforms," she added.
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You will always see something on the paid platforms [that] you won't on the free platforms.
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Then, they will make their way to Maker Studios-branded platforms and History Channel's digital platforms.
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Customized talent integrations are more likely to take hold on social platforms than SVOD/AVOD platforms.
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It would be highlighted on DAZN platforms, boxing platforms, a 30-second knockout over and over.
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What social media platforms do they use most, and what motivates them to use those platforms?
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When people can trust their digital platforms, these platforms can help us connect, collaborate, and converse.
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This includes the ability to combine the ad spend and monetization insights from more than 325 data sources, including Supply Side Platforms (SSPs), Demand Side Platforms (DSPs), app stores and analytics platforms.
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Smartphones have facilitated the entry of platforms into many areas of life, but market-making platforms predated both the internet and telephony itself: Stock markets, auction houses and poker tables are all platforms.
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Not only have I been censored on their platforms, my friends on these platforms have been getting censored.
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Surprisingly, the few games I tested that are available on both platforms also run identically on both platforms.
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People visit social media platforms, not web sites and share GIFS over messaging apps, conversation platforms and emails.
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BSEE also said 23.3 production platforms, or 26%, have not resumed operating, down from 267 platforms on Monday.
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P2P platforms will scale with intelligence embedded into their algorithms and payment systems will include API-friendly platforms.
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A 2015 regulation also specifically bars e-commerce platforms from restricting brands' participation in promotions on other platforms.
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Apple, Spotify, and other podcasting platforms have beenworkingto create better podcast recommendations, which signals platforms are catching on.
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Platforms like Facebook and Twitter realize this danger and are scrambling to keep bad content off their platforms.
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As we've written before, messaging platforms have risen almost as a counterbalance to open-ended platforms like Facebook's.
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By the end of 2015, there were 1,031 total troubled platforms out of 3,448 platforms still in operation.
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The question then is, what will happen with things like virtual/augmented-reality platforms or artificial-intelligence platforms?
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Athletes work hard to create their platforms, platforms that they can use, should they choose to do so.
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Midterm rental platforms: For nomads looking to stay in one place for a month or more and truly soak in the culture, midterm rental platforms represent a more-affordable alternative to platforms like Airbnb.
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Walled garden platforms are also accused of prioritising their own inventory on their own platforms — a claim the report points out is "hard to make out given that the platforms are closed to third parties".
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Platforms like Facebook and Twitter couldn't operate if they were legally responsible for every statement posted on their platforms.
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Vestager told reporters the issue revolved around major platforms hosting sellers on their platforms while simultaneously competing against them.
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Going by Christensen's theory and accounting for the nuances of how platforms work, almost all successful platforms are disruptive.
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Ideas that begin on these platforms later dictate the conversation that takes place on more mainstream social media platforms.
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Given the massive scale of platforms like Google and Facebook, it's impossible to expect the platforms to catch everything.
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"Most traditional institutions look at digital platforms as distribution platforms, and not as a creative tool itself," he said.
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Plenty of US tech platforms are trying to repeat this playbook by launching their own bot platforms (e.g. Facebook).
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Many answered questions remain: How long until other messaging platforms, such as WhatsApp, open their platforms to developers too?
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And then, look, third, I believe these platforms that are being built right now are the new distribution platforms.
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This will span investment platforms, online mortgage brokers, money management apps, challenger banks, media groups, and gig economy platforms.
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Crucially, these mini-platforms harness the powerful reach of platforms like Facebook and Twitter even while competing with them.
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Modec has a total of 11 platforms in Brazil's pre-salt and conventional areas, with four platforms under construction.
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The Vessel's single elevator reaches three platforms and visitors must otherwise climb the stairs to move among the platforms.
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Roblox is available across a wide swath of platforms, including desktops, smartphones, consoles and a variety of virtual reality platforms.
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Data and platforms: China has several world-leading consumer internet platforms, such as WeChat, used by about a billion people.
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The dashboard also lets bot creators compared the bot's metrics across platforms, to see if some platforms need additional optimizations.
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Also, 171 production platforms, or 26%, have not resumed operating as workers continue to return to offshore platforms, BSEE said.
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They'd made games exclusively for Nintendo platforms since a solitary PS2 title in 2003, across the DS and Wii platforms.
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A hybrid of the two platforms In-line Periscopes are designed to look like a hybrid between the two platforms.
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The one I made which got banned—and it got banned across all platforms—was for a song called "Platforms".
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It's layering in that new subscriber growth from those platforms, and starting to take on those digital platforms as well.
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Major Chinese e-commerce platforms Alibaba and JD.com have taken Houston Rockets merchandise off their sales platforms, including mobile apps.
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We live in a world where we have to let others know how awesome we are on digital platforms, and now, it seems, how awesome we are on digital platforms because we're not using said digital platforms.
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HR benefits platforms are the next big thing A new workforce generation is driving exciting use cases for HR benefits platforms.
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I look at the metrics for all major combat systems and our platforms, which Boeing builds many and they're successful platforms.
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While banks have also set up their own platforms to capture trading volumes, e-platforms are often perceived as more impartial.
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The first was in 215, and it noted growth in social platforms as news sources across virtually all the surveyed platforms.
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Only a selection of platforms with accessible data could be included, excluding major music platforms such as Spotify, Pandora and musical.ly.
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The prevailing libertarian view that tech platforms weren't responsible for what was enabled by their platforms has fallen out of vogue.
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There are rarely 1099s associated with sex work on Snapchat, Reddit, or other platforms because performers are paid on separate platforms.
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As of Friday morning, nine platforms were still unoccupied, BSEE said in a daily update, down from 89 platforms on Wednesday.
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TFLiving integrates with a variety of property management platforms, from mobile doorman apps to platforms for paying rent to maintenance requests.
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Trolls and abusive behaviors thrive on for-profit social platforms in part because at some level the platforms don't mind this.
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"I don't think people think enough about what they want their platforms to be, what they want the platforms to encourage."
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Some platforms, such as Chinese company ByteDance's TikTok and photo-sharing site Pinterest, do not allow political ads on their platforms.
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Some platforms, such as Chinese company ByteDance's TikTok and photo-sharing site Pinterest, do not allow political ads on their platforms.
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Lawmakers have since called for the platforms to improve election security on their platforms and have threatened to impose new regulation.
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We were allowing the platforms access to a whole mess more, and those platforms were letting third parties see it, too.
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We saw companies working on everything from industrial robotic vacuums, to platforms for healthcare facilities, to AI-driven money lending platforms.
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Below, we've compiled a rundown of new IoT business platforms and the potential those platforms will create in the near future.
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Egyptians used Twitter, Facebook, and other social media platforms to comment on the protests, though because these platforms are heavily monitored in Egypt, there were no signs of protesters actually using public social media platforms to organize the demonstrations.
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But given how bots are making their way to other communication platforms, from competing messaging apps like Viber's through to enterprise-focused platforms like Slack, don't be surprised if Facebook expands its bot analytics to other platforms beyond Messenger.
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It faces competition both from advanced platforms divisions within carmakers (like Audi's virtual cockpit) as well as other platforms like BlackBerry's QNX.
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While peer-to-peer platforms like Lending Club have certainly provided more liquidity, the bigger challenge is building shared data underwriting platforms.
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In many ways, the BEV foreshadowed these later platforms, though, unlike the BEV, these platforms are owned and run by large corporations.
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Some critics are doing the important work of putting platforms under scrutiny to better understand the way producers and platforms are intertwined.
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Up until now, these platforms treated all new users the same, even though many are already performing extremely well on other platforms.
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That kind of relates to what I was saying earlier, that Samsung makes hardware for other people's platforms or other company's platforms.
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What social networks could do is just include the detection software in their platforms to examine videos being uploaded to the platforms.
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CBSN also has apps on Apple TV, PlayStation, Roku, and Xbox platforms, but didn't say when its redesign would hit all platforms.
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Open platforms, like Facebook, have simply become marketing channels, Lack says, while closed platforms, like Snapchat, have become valuable content distribution partners.
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And of course those two things can be in conflict if you're moving from more widely distributed platforms to less distributed platforms.
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Before and after sending these Spanish speakers to the train platforms, I surveyed passengers on the platforms about their attitudes about immigration.
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For customers, the platforms for food delivery can seem nearly identical — but those platforms are in heated competition to win over users.
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Or it could drive them to siloed platforms—some "alt-right" members are now asking people to join unrestricted platforms like Gab.
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When I think about where platforms go, I think, at some point, platforms lose enough player interest that studios will probably move on.
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Photo: GettyThe European Union has made a litany of warnings to online platforms, urging them to better moderate their hellish platforms or else.
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And the system seems largely ignorant to social media platforms other than Twitter, missing potential threats posted on other platforms popular with teens.
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"These ads are often so micro-targeted that the conversations on our platforms are much more siloed than on other platforms," employees said.
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"The real issue here is that platforms are doing higher levels of monitoring, but they're doing it on their own platforms," she said.
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Platforms belatedly issue contrite statements, saying there is no place for this kind of thing on their platforms, all evidence to the contrary.
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The titles might not sound all that different — Mahlman was previously AOL's president of publisher platforms, and now he's president of AOL platforms.
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Companies can use social platforms to spread the word and build their brands, while capitalizing on accessible platforms like YouTube to generate buzz.
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The organization reported that its websites and digital platforms were the victims of "continual hacking attempts," though the platforms have not been compromised.
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SVOD and AVOD platforms aren't interactive in the way social platforms are, so ads that attempt to pull that lever may fall short.
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It has been showing sales growth on its platforms using a measure called gross merchandise volume, a yardstick for transactions across its platforms.
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Online platforms will now be responsible for making sure that copyrighted material isn't uploaded to their platforms without permission from the original creator.
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N) to collect the value-added tax (VAT) on sales on their platforms, to counter possible tax fraud by firms using such platforms.
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Platforms could query that repository and get a status very quickly Cédric O You could imagine a neutral repository built by multiple platforms.
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Longer-term, 10% Happier aims to be available on other platforms beyond mobile, including perhaps voice-first platforms like Alexa and Google Assistant.
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The simple answer is the decision made by many platforms to silence voices that violate the expressed policies of the platforms they're using.
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"We're telling stories on different platforms and we're in the day and age where those platforms are kind of weaving together," she says.
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This is what platforms—from Uber to Facebook to Airbnb to Etsy—do, and Artifact is a game for the age of platforms.
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In sum, while Russia has made social media platforms a battlefield in its attacks on democracy, the platforms themselves are not the problem.
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"There's very little expectation ... that Chinese consumers are going to move away from those to equivalent platforms to U.S.-like platforms," he said.
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But more than that, it laid bare the ways that gig economy platforms rely on their workers to do unpaid labour troubleshooting the platforms.
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Christchurch could be another moment for platforms to draw a line in the sand between what is and is not acceptable on their platforms.
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Afterward, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg noted that his company was "signal sharing" with other social media platforms to help trace bad actors across platforms.
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Online platforms have given voice to individuals around the world and increasingly, the firms behind those platforms are taking activist positions of their own.
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Still, the pages raise questions about how to effectively police platforms like GoFundMe, and whether it's possible to rid platforms of these causes entirely.
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Why did these platforms decide all of a sudden after what, years of you know, Alex Jones and Info Wars being on these platforms?
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"If we prevent online platforms from removing objectionable content, we risk turning online platforms into 8-Chan," said Carl Szabo, general counsel for NetChoice.
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"There are a handful of incident response platforms and security response platforms that will touch on one or two of our capabilities," Safran said.
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The statement calls on all unlicensed live-streaming platforms to suspend operations, but all of Sina's live-streaming services are hosted on licensed platforms.
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Platforms and appsApple Photos comes baked into Apple's own mobile and desktop operating systems, and it's a little harder to access on other platforms.
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It is always important to remember that few customers own multiple platforms, so being consistent across platforms solves your problem but not customer problems.
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Interestingly, the challenge of controlling illegal and abhorrent content on internet platforms is very similar to the challenge of controlling piracy on those platforms.
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Public donation platforms by Tencent, Alibaba and Baidu were among the ones on the list of the first 13 approved platforms published in August.
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If platforms were responsible for everything their users post, then platforms would either have to vet all of that content or bar it entirely.
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Foreign influence on social media platforms: The Hill: Cyber experts and technology companies think it's too late to completely secure their platforms before Nov.
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Chevron is evacuating and initiating production curbs at five platforms, Big Foot, Blind Faith, Genesis, Tahiti and Petronius platforms, spokeswoman Veronica Flores-Paniagua said.
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That is, at the leisure of content farms and investor-backed platforms eager for clicks, and social media platforms that thrive by farming celebrities.
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At the same time that he criticizes social media platforms like Facebook and YouTube, he continues to spend record amounts advertising on their platforms.
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Social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have a track record of mishandling the policing of fake news and misinformation on their platforms.
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Rx.Health's digital health hub includes digital triage platforms, tools that help spot high-risk patients, and platforms that enable virtual consultations and remote monitoring.
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Allison said that he doesn't think partnering with third-party platforms creates incremental sales, and that those platforms will end up hurting restaurant profits.
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The coronavirus information partnerships are similar to how platforms reacted to criticism over anti-vaxx content on their platforms over the past few years.
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His campaign platforms of addressing wealth inequality, climate change, and affordable healthcare are imploring talented artists with huge platforms to endorse his 2020 run.
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MORE's win in 2008 was won on social media platforms — the candidate that was able to better utilize these platforms took out the election.
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As much as Americans purport to care about privacy and social media platforms accessing their data, most don't care enough to actually leave said platforms.
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Meanwhile, by allowing workers to upskill from lower-tier gig platforms to higher skill platforms, it's also the first gig economy solution for social mobility.
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These activities include decommissioning and recycling platforms, refitting existing ones and building smaller, unmanned platforms, the company said in its fourth-quarter report last month.
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But since such broad licenses would require platforms to shell out lots of cash, this solution could actually prove even more exclusionary for emerging platforms.
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Much of Silicon Valley's wealth has been built on data-driven advertising platforms, and yet, there remain constant concerns about the invasiveness of those platforms.
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While platforms like Facebook, Twitter and other have changed directions, they're still relatively "simple looking" platforms, whereas websites seem to be getting ever more complicated.
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The Indian government proposed rules late last year that would require platforms like Facebook and Google to track what people share on their respective platforms.
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"Probably, future bots will be better at jumping across platforms," she says, which is a problem because it's currently very difficult to moderate across platforms.
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Unlike 8chan, social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter "aren't lawless platforms," Prince said, citing the companies' global moderation teams and policies around hate speech.
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The essay presents a counter-narrative to the widespread criticism that Facebook and other social media platforms have received for letting hackers manipulate their platforms.
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Instead of merely existing on a website where social platforms and messengers serve as a source of traffic, content now exists on platforms like Snapchat.
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Casual, unchecked bigotry on major platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and other platforms have pushed the envelope in what type of hate is acceptable online.
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Major internet platforms such as Facebook and Google have been criticized for not doing enough to tackle the spread of fake news on their platforms.
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"Those moments you're adding to Facebook, Instagram, and those generic platforms are really shared to anyone, and they are owned by those platforms," he warned.
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Foreign exchange trading platforms are reporting record volumes in 2018 after an increase in volatility and as regulatory changes drive more investors onto their platforms.
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"The proliferation of platforms and media on those platforms has actually made data science a much more difficult — but also more interesting — job," Nguyen said.
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For platforms with proprietary assets, platforms win because they offer something no one else can — because they're the only ones that have access to it.
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Creating the Means of Production with Joseph Gordon-Levitt (HitRecord) For far too long, creators have been users of platforms rather than running those platforms.
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All of the top social media platforms, including YouTube, have faced intensifying scrutiny for how they deal with hateful and extremist speech on their platforms.
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Finally, we're engaging a lot with social media platforms about what we're seeing and how we think we could address the misuse of those platforms.
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But other platforms have been completely silent, and generally, online platforms have been awful about removing abusive, harassing, and harmful content from the their sites.
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What we think of as the "closed private beta" stage of modern platforms before they launch and open up was how many platforms ran permanently.
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And the rise of multiple Airbnb-style platforms offering private accommodation has made competition among those supplying those platforms — as well as hotels — increasingly fierce.
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Since 2016, major social media platforms have tried to make themselves less vulnerable to exploitation by bringing more transparency to political ads on their platforms.
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Automated investing platforms like Betterment, however, require exactly $0 to open your first account and other platforms like Wealthfront only require $500 to get started.
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These platforms collect data that the company aggregates and uses to refine its algorithms, which the company then uses to refine its platforms; rinse, repeat.
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They also want more leverage to increase branding awareness of news publishers on Big Tech platforms and to increase data sharing between platforms and publishers.
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Vuitton has made special deals with local platforms like Weibo so that the corresponding platforms in the West will automatically switch for usage when appropriate.
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But they're getting better, and the more activists push platforms like YouTube on this issue, the more incentive the platforms have to keep improving things.
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It&aposs trying to make money off its videos through advertising and licensing to video platforms like Netflix and trying to leverage new voice platforms.
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While fake news is legal, given the influence social media platforms wield, a systematic pattern of neglect by social media platforms should not be legal.
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Kazakhstan blocked many social media platforms and news sites amid protests last week, while Venezuela has restricted access to platforms amid the country's ongoing crisis.
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It shifts to more streamed over-the-top capabilities, and the ability to monetize advertising on those platforms is exponentially greater than traditional TV platforms.
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So, I've kind of tried to be media everywhere, if you will, by iterating content for different platforms, and doing content that's suitable for various platforms.
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This is a failing that has permitted the proliferation of platforms such as InfoWars, their presence on popular platforms a legitimization of sorts for their content.
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Tech leaders across the industry are rethinking the role of their platforms' incentives, in response to mounting criticism that technology platforms do more harm than good.
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These platforms are so powerful and the control over the information flow to consumers of these platforms so significant that bias really does have an effect.
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"It's equally very difficult to reach the audience because you've got so many different platforms and within those platforms, finding content can be problematic," Spink said.
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Platforms like Instagram's IGTV have been courting creators to post exclusive content on their platforms, luring them with studio space and money to fund their shoots.
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The move imposed limits on the ability to upload videos or photos on social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and its platforms Instagram and Whatsapp.
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It would be too risky for platforms to host content from smaller original content creators, because the platforms would now be directly liable for that content.
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"Organizations that provide platforms for outreach, advocacy, and lobbying hold some of the most sensitive information about the individuals and clients their platforms support," said Wethington.
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That self-reinforcing circuit is the prime logic of platforms, and it's why platforms—like the web and social media—grow so fast and so vast.
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You're taking a look at all sorts of different media platforms that could include Twitter, Facebook, and the like, which under social media are powerful platforms.
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The creation of dominant, high-tech platforms should be eyed warily by those who will be forced to compete or collaborate with those platforms, Tager said.
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"Both prefer to see themselves as neutral technology platforms but they have been transformed into media platforms — that is why we are so concerned," she said.
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Brands need to know that humans love content across platforms, and wasting money on traditional television advertisements might not reach them on all of those platforms.
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On top of generating revenues through the platforms' monetization programs, internet creators can mix and match with other platforms to add to their income and following.
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You'll find a lot of Gfycat links around the internet, but some of the most fertile ground for these platforms exists within the various messenger platforms.
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The move imposes limits on the ability to upload videos or photos on social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and its platforms Instagram and Whatsapp.
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Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook, all originally photo platforms, are enthusiastically embracing the video format, and a crop of new video-first platforms like Twitch and Musical.
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The other contract mandated that new products not be launched on competing platforms and barred brands from sales promotions on other platforms without Tmall's written permission.
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"We're seeing lots of PE money, single-digit billions building platforms ... energy clouds, future energy delivery platforms ... it could be focused on smart cities," Walker said.
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Transit officials said they were open to other platforms from publishers, and platforms for more than books — anything to draw passengers to the Wi-Fi service.
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Using Neo, device makers and system vendors can get better performance for models developed in almost any framework on platforms based on all Intel compute platforms.
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Platforms like camming sites and subscription sites like Patreon issue a 1099 for filing purposes when a creator makes over a certain amount through their platforms.
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We're pleased to see that there are other platforms that are emerging as really strong video platforms that enable us to program content to the world.
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The concern is that platforms can build services that compete with third-party services running on their platforms, and can easily give themselves an unfair advantage.
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The list also covers MOOCs, self-directed learning platforms, mobile reading apps, educational software development tools and live-video platforms like Dingtalk, Hangouts Meet and Zoom.
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Facebook's latest purge of disinformation from its platforms highlighted the key role that cybersecurity outfits are playing in policing the pages of giant social media platforms.
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This desire for feedback is reinforced by social media platforms — and millennials may suffer on these platforms if they&aposre used to comparing themselves to others.
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Regardless of the success of platforms like Twitter and Facebook (and Amazon in snatching the Thursday Night Football deal away from Twitter last year) getting these games on their platforms, the big primetime moments still elude those platforms and are all but locked up by incumbents.
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Photo: APThe largest tech platforms in the world have yet to prove that they can effectively and expeditiously moderate their hellish platforms, and Instagram is no exception.
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The Cloud & Cognitive Software segment -- which contains cognitive applications, cloud and data platforms and transaction processing platforms -- came out to $5.04 billion in revenue, down 1.5 percent.
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So we've always been in this business of really supporting these large players and supporting their platforms and really trying to enable their platforms to do more.
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But every time he imagines the alternatives that more competition would create, he muses about kinder, gentler platforms — platforms with fewer ads, more privacy, less attention hacking.
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Why it matters: The studies suggest that bots are getting more adept at gaming social platforms, even as the platforms are making changes to weed them out.
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GoFundMe, like other commerce platforms, takes a 5% share of the total transaction volume, in addition to a small additional fee through the commerce platforms it uses.
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Roku adds Infowars six months after other platforms ban channel Infowars has been struggling for distribution since most of the big platforms collectively banned it last summer.
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Providing truly mobile-first platforms Indonesia's e-market also allows for retailers and participants in the fragmented trade space to focus on developing truly mobile-first platforms.
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Lawsuits and media pressure have forced platforms to become more transparent about how their ad platforms work and take additional steps to prevent abuse by bad actors.
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We've been thrust fully into this world of algorithmic feeds and while we're seeing variation across platforms, we're seeing the potential and pitfalls of the various platforms.
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The rules are designed to curb the power of digital platforms by promoting fairness and transparency between the platforms and companies that sell or market through them.
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While the major platforms can serve as a space for mass audiences, niche platforms can pull curated topics from these networks and supplement with specific, exclusive content.
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The DMCA ensures that anyone can use Internet platforms to create content, post comments, and share ideas online as long as the platforms they use act responsibly.
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To streamline the process, they're compiling databases of sex workers, scraped from platforms like Chaturbate, cam sites, and Kik as well as social media platforms like Twitter.
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China's aviation regulators are also seeking to create data-sharing platforms and platforms to verify registrations — which will be connected to apps that control drones, Xinhua reported.
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This also gives Google a unique entry point into different platforms, including even Facebook Messenger, which may seek to find GIF search platforms and use them indiscriminately.
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Digital "gig economy" platforms such as Lyft, Upwork and Uber continue to make waves in the press, partly because these platforms represent the changing nature of work.
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Are they folks who have found permanent employment via these digital platforms, or are such platforms bridging the unemployment gap while people search for more permanent jobs?
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Its fully digital sensors and lasers can be installed on a variety of platforms including rotary and fixed-wing airborne platforms, aerostats, naval vessels and land applications.
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These large, marketplace platforms already have nationwide tax-collection software in place because sellers which sell on their marketplace platforms must collect taxes in their own states.
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Investors should also be adequately remunerated for the risk they are taking, and market restrictions for investment-based crowdfunding platforms should be extended to loan-based platforms.
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The networking technology and SP as a channel platforms -currently a part of Kip&aposs Cloud Platforms and Solutions group -will also move to Scott&aposs team.
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Fears over users' privacy on major platforms have been fueled by headlines about information being collected either by third parties or the platforms themselves for advertising purposes.
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Source: Digi-Capital Source: Digi-Capital (Note: This discussion focuses on consumer, not enterprise, AR/VR/XR markets) For platforms to be platforms, they need active users.
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Jones was ultimately banned from most of these platforms for hate speech, not misinformation, on which most tech platforms have a tougher time drawing a clear line.
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Notably, the two platforms that implemented the most stringent clampdowns on the misinformation were the smallest of the four, highlighting the advantage smaller platforms have inmoderating content.
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In December 2019, researchers found adolescents who use image-heavy social media platforms such as Snapchat are more prone to disordered eating than children on other platforms.
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She said that the current rules were instituted before social media platforms like Facebook or Twitter existed and did little to incentivize those platforms to police content.
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In 2004, he co-wrote a New York Times column describing research into the platforms of political parties, concluding that winning parties tended to have shorter platforms.
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I think we need both private platforms that are more public friendly, but also platforms that are publicly owned where people feel like they have real ownership.
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Because the dominant social media platforms (in Western countries at least) monetize through advertising, these platforms reward sensational content that results in the most clicks and shares.
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The ruling has implications for how speech is regulated on online platforms — and is likely to feed into wider planned reform of regional rules governing platforms' liabilities.
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Traditional media ownership won't automatically bring the usage of these platforms in line with SVOD giants, even if it can enhance the platforms with more premium content.
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Chinese e-commerce platforms Alibaba and JD.com appeared to have taken Houston Rockets merchandise including sneakers off their sales platforms including mobile apps as of Wednesday night.
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The bundle is only available on some platforms, but GKids, the distributor who handles Studio Ghibli films in North America, did not say what those platforms are.
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What to watch, per Nimmo: "The more big platforms are cracking down on stuff on their platforms, the more they're forcing the bad actors to look elsewhere."
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Then on top of that the companies are building their software platforms and some of those software platforms work with each other and some of them don't.
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Although Kenya paved the way for mobile-money platforms, greater proportions of Zimbabweans and Somalis use their country's popular mobile-money platforms: In Zimbabwe, more than three-quarters of financial transactions occur on mobile platforms, many on EcoCash, the country's biggest local player, with over 8 million users.
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Helen is on our leadership team, and she's broadly in charge of what you might call distribution — what platforms we publish on, how what we make is tailored to those platforms, and how we allocate resources among the various projects designed to grow audience on each of those platforms.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX) have been outspoken about platforms taking down what he would call conservative-leaning content, and claiming that the platforms are biased against Republican speech.
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Alongside Alibaba and JD's efforts to remove fake goods on their platforms, fake goods are flooding to emerging e-commerce platforms like Pinduoduo and Weishang, according to Alibaba.
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The candidate should have experience with various video editing and CMS platforms and be well-versed in the use of social platforms such as Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram.
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Wieser said platforms like Amazon will increasingly rely on physical store locations in the same way that traditional retailers like Walmart and Target are turning to digital platforms.
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Namely, the corporations in charge of the largest speech platforms on Earth have utterly failed to manage speech on those platforms, and increasingly seem incapable of doing so.
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This latest move shows the general threat online platforms like Google and Facebook face as fringe groups look to game ad platforms to make money by spreading misinformation.
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While platforms run by their founders take the brunt of the criticism — the platforms are their ideas, after all — Wojcicki's status as a hired hand has insulated her.
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Why it matters: Companies and platforms are racing to build rich messaging services as people move communication with friends and family from open social platforms to encrypted messaging.
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Amy Klobuchar are expected to introduce a piece of legislation that would require Facebook and other major online platforms to publicly disclose political ad spending on their platforms.
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Facebook, Google, and Twitter have all banned cryptocurrency advertisements on their platforms, but the scammers continue to find a way to use these platforms to run their schemes.
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Privacy concerns have rankled Silicon Valley platforms like Facebook for over a decade, and activists and rivals have chastised ad-supported platforms to stop hiding behind cumbersome policies.
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And, because videos of executions and other extremely graphic violence are clear-cut violations of the platforms' rules, they're low-hanging fruit for the platforms to take down.
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Regulation around content moderation on these platforms seems to be stalled in the U.S., despite high-profile Congressional hearings on bias against conservative viewpoints on big tech platforms.
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How to create the most value for the next technology wave Major technology platforms shift every 553-15 years, with new platforms building on the ones they preceded.
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While the Giphy app is useful for messaging platforms without an integration (iMessage, for instance), messaging platforms are increasingly adding Giphy as its own integration within the system.
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If Apple customers see a zero-sum game, they might assume that attention paid to emerging mobile platforms saps interest and energy in venerable platforms like the Mac.
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At the same time, our proposal safeguards free speech and ensures that online platforms – including 7,000 European online platforms – can develop new and innovative offers and business models.
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"In its widest form a duty of care could require platforms to monitor all speech on their platforms in breach of other fundamental rights," he said on Thursday.
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With few exceptions, products released on digital distribution platforms such as Steam, the Apple App Store, or Google Play, split revenues from sales with the platforms 70/30.
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The sheer volume of activity on social media platforms makes it difficult for anyone, including governments or the companies themselves, to effectively police those platforms, experts have said.
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" To be sure, he continued, there are problems with how social media platforms are used, but "I still strongly believe open platforms like Twitter are important for society.
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From innovations in utility tracking and management, farm management platforms, to women focused direct sales optimization platforms, Startup Battlefield LATAM is poised to showcase the regions top innovations.
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This year, congressional hearings were convened to look at how Twitter, Facebook, and other platforms handle privacy, and how Russia used the platforms to interfere with the election.
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A new Senate bill was formally introduced today with bipartisan support, and it could categorically shift how today's top platforms and distribution platforms monetize the titles they sell.
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The news comes as Fox has concentrated more money and resources into its digital platforms, with news shifting to mobile and digital platforms and away from cable packages.
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In 2016, ad-supported streaming on free platforms like YouTube and SoundCloud brought in millions of dollars less than paid platforms like Spotify, according to Digital Music News.
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Platforms covering the rails on the eastern half of the site have been completed, and the platforms on the western half are scheduled to be built next year.
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As search engines and social media platforms such as Google and Facebook improve their own review platforms, Kemp said he is worried that browsers will stop using Yelp.
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First, many of the vehicles automakers are betting on, such as crossovers and subcompact SUVs, are often based on lightweight car platforms, rather than the traditional truck platforms.
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UNITE UNION SAYS MEMBERS ON TOTAL ELGIN FRANKLIN PLATFORMS ON TOTAL NORTH ALWYN AND DUNBAR PLATFORMS WILL TAKE PART IN CONTINUOUS BAN ON OVERTIME COMMENCING ON MARCH 11
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While these giants make mainstream media swoon with their AI platforms, it's indie developers utilizing these platforms, like those at ROSS and Slack, who create the real innovation.
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Outstanding concerns among lawmakers about platforms include: Terrorist acts: Relatives of people killed by terrorist groups have sued platforms for hosting extremist content, noted law professor Eric Goldman.
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Most movies will be available on various on-demand platforms, including services like iTunes and Amazon Prime, some gaming platforms like Xbox and PlayStation, and some cable providers.
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You really want to be a free agent to build those platforms and populate those platforms with programming that's proven to be really exciting and engaging for customers.
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But if courts determine that the Constitution trumps the private decisions of the platforms with respect to regulating speech, the platforms will no longer set their own standards.
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The Cloud and Cognitive Software segment, which encompasses transaction processing platforms, cognitive applications and cloud and data platforms like Red Hat, came up with $7.24 billion in revenue.
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"It's hard to think about those things on platforms that are... more closed than the at scale open platforms of phones and PCs that are out there today."
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Ever since the 2016 election, platforms like Facebook and Twitter have been under fire by public advocates and lawmakers for their failures to remove disinformation from their platforms.
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Marvel films are giving huge platforms to previously unknown filmmakers like Taika Waititi and Chloé Zhao, who are now using those platforms to make their smaller passion projects.
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But competition is heating upMikMak started out making short and catchy infomercials on behalf of brands on social platforms, then built video technology to enable shopping on platforms.
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This language gives platforms legal immunity for content posted by third-party users while also giving them legal cover to take good-faith efforts to moderate their platforms.
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She previously worked at YouTube and is deeply familiar with the tensions that arise between those seeking to make a living on social platforms and the platforms themselves.
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Google and Facebook are the platforms with the reach, those are the alternative platforms that would help brands and retailers reach consumers without having to partner with Amazon.
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I think they do feel awful about it, but they should've had better control of their platforms, or understood, or somehow anticipated the abuse of these platforms. Yep.
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"I do want to recognize that recently social media platforms have restricted the ability of users to promote [Initial Coin Offerings] and cryptocurrencies on their platforms," Clayton's testimony reads.
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Platforms assert their users' rights for a variety of reasons, including deterring frivolous efforts to unmask speakers and upholding their own platforms' views on the importance of free speech.
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"We will hold social media platforms accountable for the hate infiltrating their platforms because they have a responsibility to help fight against this threat to our democracy," Harris said.
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Fortunately, digital freelance platforms are playing a more prominent role in professionals' ability to navigate these changes by aligning themselves with online learning platforms such as Coursera and Udemy.
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At the same time, we aim to safeguard free speech and ensure that online platforms – including 7,000 European online platforms – can develop new and innovative offers and business models.
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SAFE said regulators are cleaning up online forex trading platforms and strengthening international regulatory cooperation, having shut down more than 600 illegal forex platforms by the end of 2018.
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That's despite strong competition from other peer-to-peer selling platforms like Vinted and Poshmark, and social platforms that have been doubling down on commerce, like Instagram and Pinterest.
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This is because a significant portion of loans originated by P2P platforms are used by borrowers to refinance credit card loans, with P2P platforms typically offering lower interest rates.
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Eric Lamarre of McKinsey, a consultancy, divides the field into the horizontal tech platforms, such as Amazon; the more vertical manufacturers, such as Bosch and GE; and startup platforms.
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As he said in his white paper, Warner suggested that platforms adopt simple, immediate solutions like encouraging social platforms to label inauthentic accounts with tags identifying them as bots.
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Its scope was limited by recently signed law FOSTA, and it's been misinterpreted to argue that social media platforms shouldn't be allowed to moderate user posts on their platforms.
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While few of Apple's individual software platforms — like Apple Music — have been a breakout success, the broader power of platforms like the App Store makes a difference, Munster said.
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"If social media platforms do not cooperate with us despite all our efforts, then we will take the strictest of measures against such platforms in the country," he said.
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Targets for checks will include a variety of companies such as investment and financing intermediaries, P2P platforms, third-party payment services, crowd-funding platforms, private schools and rural organizations.
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As private organizations, there's no law that requires social platforms to include or remove certain content — platforms are not under obligation to preserve the mandate of freedom of speech.
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Existing platforms are also continuing to build out teams to expand direct lending offerings and new platforms are still being formed, which means appetite is not waning as yet.
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One of the main arguments is that these platforms have gotten so large that they actually compete with companies that depend on their platforms to exist in the marketplace.
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Apple is not the first to introduce this type of platform; Kik launched one of the first HTML5 Messaging platforms back in 2013, and Facebook Messenger pioneered messaging platforms.
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Quibi's deals could be good bets for publishers burned by platforms in the pastWhile platforms have been an uneven revenue stream for publishers, things have started to look up.
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Its students evolve their voices as both author and artist, and consider the strengths of all media platforms, from traditional visual arts and film to interactive digital narrative platforms.
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Cloud platforms like Amazon Web Services or Microsoft Azure allow businesses to set up their networks on web-based platforms, and to scale down or abandon private data centers.
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The choices social media platforms make in the next days and weeks will—whether the platforms want to or not—shape the story of how humanity fought Covid-19.
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"Despite the increased transparency measures by top platforms, it looks like the Russians are taking advantage of loopholes to try and circumvent the tech platforms' defenses," Kim told WIRED.
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However, social platforms and ISPs have little legal incentive to regulate such communications on their platforms since they very rarely bare responsibility for what most users post or say.
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If elected president, O'Rourke would seek to make changes to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act in order to demand platforms to remove harmful speech from their platforms.
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Twitter was one of the last major platforms not to remove Jones from its platforms, after Apple, Facebook, Pinterest, Spotify and YouTube removed some or all Jones-related content.
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Bernie Sanders: [I believe] that tech giants and online platforms should not be shielded from responsibility when they knowingly allow content on their platforms that promotes and facilitates violence.
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Social media platforms should not wait for rules or regulations to fully disclose the content that is spread on their platforms and force users to declare who they are.
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Unicode — the consortium responsible for choosing the new emojis across all platforms — approved the new emoji in February, and they've been trickling out to platforms and devices ever since.
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This is reporting that is especially crucial right now because nobody — and certainly not the platforms — nobody fully understands the implications of the decisions that the platforms are making.
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Internet globally, the U.S. platforms lead in numbers, more than two billion users of Facebook platforms and Google, while Tencent and Alibaba have one billion and 700 million, respectively.
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The fact is that even if platforms like Twitter literally help connect people from different backgrounds, these platforms were not built to accommodate every person who uses the site.
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What responsibility -- if any -- do technology platforms have?
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But bad actors will continue to find new ways to exploit the platforms, and so the platforms will have to remain vigilant about the ways their work is being misused.
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According to the document, countries are encouraged "to engage with relevant social media platforms, search engines and ecommerce platforms to address illegal international trade" of cheetahs and other protected species.
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The Epic Games title is available across a wide variety of platforms — it just launched a version for the Nintendo Switch yesterday, successfully rounding out the most viable gaming platforms.
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The argument that these platforms are "new" – something not quite the same as traditional "work" – has been one way that online labour platforms have attempted to evade existing labour regulations.
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It's interesting to see that Netatmo doesn't want to rely exclusively on other platforms, such as IFTTT or Apple's HomeKit — some of its products are compatible with other platforms already.
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Huawei also went the extra mile by including support for machine learning platforms such as Facebook's Caffe 2 and Google's Tensor Flowlite machine learning platforms, alongside their own AI framework.
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There's a broad debate over how it applies to social media platforms, but we're dealing with one specific issue here: keeping truly harmful categories of speech off platforms like Facebook.
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These companies already mediate a huge amount of speech on the internet on their own platforms; allowing them to misapply copyright law to hit other platforms is entirely too much.
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"Competition from recently rising large-traffic platforms is becoming more and more fierce, with advertisers shifting budget to those platforms," said Natalie Wu, an analyst at China International Capital Corporation.
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Now, President Trump and conservatives are urging attorney general investigations for fraud or threatening to regulate digital platforms as utilities — and forcing platforms to carry content no matter how poisonous.
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Can what we call free speech be moderated when expressed on today's globally connected communication platforms, and do so without limiting the very openness and freedom that these platforms provide?
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By making social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter liable for their users' speech, the bill could force tech companies to push all talk of sex work off their platforms.
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"Proposals that would hold platforms liable for advertisers' claims could discourage platforms from carrying ads from individual citizens or legitimate groups that aren't well known or established," the organization said.
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Inevitably, the opportunity for bundling will consolidate many of the niche subscriptions onto a small number of leading sports OTT platforms, and that's a powerful market position for those platforms.
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At Thunder Horse and other platforms, BP is installing wellheads on the seabed and connecting them to pipelines that rise up to existing platforms, like the legs of a spider.
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At issue: The bill would weaken a legal provision — Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act — that shields platforms from liability for any content posted to their platforms by users.
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"Although other social messaging platforms enjoy a much higher user base, we believe Snapchat has a cachet with millennials that will be difficult for other platforms to garner," White said.
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We often got better data from the Hamilton Project about what they were saying about Russian use of bots on these platforms than we could get from the platforms themselves.
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The fact that people are gathering their news from these platforms reminds the media about "about the importance of being on various platforms and connecting with them there," said Sreenivasan.
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" Advertisers and online platforms should produce "measurable effects" on the code of practice by October, failing which the Commission could propose further actions, including regulation "targeted at a few platforms.
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In search of a competitive advantage, Exxon has established oil platforms in the Arctic Ocean, natural-gas fields in the jungles of Indonesia, and drilling platforms in Iraq's Euphrates Valley.
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The incident, which left platforms scrambling to take down millions of copies of the video, has sparked questions from lawmakers over how seriously the platforms treat acts of white supremacy.
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Conservative authors often have platforms on radio and/or television, and they use those platforms to push their book and appear on other radio and television programs to generate publicity.
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For platforms like kWh analytics, fintech-focused firms can better understand the value proposition offered and help platforms understand how their technology can mechanically influence rates of return or otherwise.
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Media publishers need third-party platforms to grow and develop their audience, but news entities on those platforms, like Snapchat Discover and Facebook Instant Articles, aren't paying off as expected.
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These platforms would be more accurately classified as content curators, and thus liable for the content they are allowing on their platforms, rather than publishers who enjoy Section 230 immunity.
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The council will convene four times a year and advise Match Group on how to improve safety on its platforms and study how safety plays out on online dating platforms.
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Thanks to this wide distribution on tech platforms, Cheddar is seeing hundreds of thousands of daily live viewers and hundreds of millions of video views a month on social platforms.
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Nintendo is certainly capable of releasing digital versions of those platforms — the company previously sold classic games à la carte through its "Virtual Console" service on several different Nintendo platforms.
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People in the industry leverage an intricate web of ad agencies, exchanges, networks, demand-side platforms and supply-side platforms to manage the delivery of those ads around the clock.
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It isn't uncommon for platforms to repurpose tools designed to remove spam and porn for the removal of other types of content as platforms become more sophisticated about content moderation.
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In an interview with the WaPo, Mr. Zuckerberg said that building private platforms "with the richness that the public platforms have had to date" could take five to 20173 years.
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The accused Pittsburgh killer, Robert Bowers, was active on Gab, a social network established to harbor speech censored by mainstream platforms — including speech that many other platforms found too extremist.
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These platforms would mitigate this issue because people don't need a bank account to receive payments on their platforms, which may make partnering with them appealing to the federal government.
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I see it on TikTok and other young platforms, as teens and young people come to grips with and analyze how they are manipulated and judged by those very platforms.
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Ironically, Section 230 has enabled platforms to absolve themselves completely of responsibility for policing their platforms, while blocking or removing third-party speech — including political speech — selectively, and with impunity.
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The case sheds more light on one of the big legal questions facing social platforms today and comes as separate conversations and questions arise around tech platforms' obligations to society.
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As much as we might like to blame the social media platforms that we are addicted to, it's really up to us and how we choose to use those platforms.
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Notably, the series was picked up by History Channel exclusively for 48 hours as part of a TV deal between Maker Studios-branded platforms and the History Channel's digital platforms.
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Online platforms including Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google are under growing pressure to police misinformation on their platforms and stop carrying political ads that contain false or misleading claims.
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Online platforms including Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google are under growing pressure to police misinformation on their platforms and stop carrying political ads that contain false or misleading claims.
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The issue of conspiracy theorists in a society far predates platforms like YouTube, however, platforms such as YouTube provide new fuel and routes through which these conspiracy theories can spread.
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"The argument that social media platforms have around this is that they operate like a phone company, that they're not responsible for what is put on their platforms and delivered through their platforms," Shanks said on local radio, in remarks similar to what New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said this morning.
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I felt like there weren't a lot of platforms for me to get on, and I realised I was never going to make it on any mainstream platforms or any DVDs as an MC, so I saw a gap in the market and thought, 'Where could people go that don't have these platforms?
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"The infusion of SVOD/streaming platforms into the market, combined with platforms like Netflix that are unsuccessfully trying to grow their subscriber base will force those same platforms to explore and embrace alternative revenue streams," said Marlon Nichols, managing general partner at MaC Venture Capital, and a new director on the Ryff board.
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Freelancer platforms, which are mostly for short-term projects, and supplier recommendation platforms, which help match you to an agency but are "ineffective when you need to find the right team".
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Because of this commitment to connect with other applications, platforms such as Microsoft Health, Apple HealthKit and Google Fit are really interesting to us, and we're evaluating integration with various platforms.
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Democratic Institutions Minister Karina Gould said Ottawa expects social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Google to help safeguard the vote by promoting transparency, authenticity, and integrity on their platforms.
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If companies don't want to disappoint their customers, they have to foster developer platforms or integrate with HomeKit, the Amazon Echo, Works with Nest and all the other platforms out there.
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I think getting to that sweet spot of what is clear eyed engagement, where we understand that these are platforms that are not journalistic platforms, they don't particularly care about journalism.
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But if the plaintiffs' case holds up, it could change the relationship between digital platforms and their users, giving customers the basic right to sue tech platforms for violating antitrust law.
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Content platforms say that in the short term they fret most about being required energetically to police their platforms, which would be difficult and costly and could turn them into censors.
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U.S.-based platforms for bitcoin and other virtual currencies are required to comply with antimoney laundering (AML) rules including filing suspicious activity reports, with around 100 such platforms registered with FinCEN.
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That means we are unlikely to get away from some form of the current situation: platforms enforcing discretionary rules that ban legal speech, and users disagreeing vehemently with the platforms' choices.
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"I think it's becoming more and more difficult for technology platforms to claim they have no responsibility for the content that is shared on their platforms," Xandr CEO Brian Lesser said.
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But platforms do at least have a perfect view into their own systems, whereas academics have had to rely on the variable level of access platforms are willing to give them.
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According to new research, both platforms are failing to stop ISIS-related content from circulating over the platforms, even as Facebook and YouTube claim to be cracking down on the problem.
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And the new rule would apply to any service where a link to a news story can appear, including social media platforms, search engines, blogging platforms, and even nonprofits like Wikipedia.
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They laid a foundation not only for the rise of modern tech platforms like Google, but for the way we think about regulating these platforms — or have neglected to do so.
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This could come in the form of games being available on both platforms or through interoperability, which is the ability to link the experience in two different games on different platforms.
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The tech platforms mostly define fake news as financial hoaxes: Most tech platforms take action on content that leads to false commercialization or "hoaxes," things like diet pill scams or clickbait.
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A policy memo quietly circulated earlier this year by activist Phil Kerpen recommended rules to keep online platforms politically neutral, potentially subjecting platforms that violated that neutrality to government enforcement actions.
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I've always been a big believer in building platforms, including the devices that enable these platforms in a way that you can bring as many people as possible into the game.
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Children are picking up and dropping social media platforms faster than most of us can track, and on these platforms they are interacting both with their peers and with larger communities.
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In practice, though, these platforms are so ubiquitous that large numbers of people — including politicians around the world — take an acute interest in how these platforms structure their rules of engagement.
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But her situation illustrates the harm being reported can do—and the gray area that exists in making income on social media platforms and how these platforms leave their users uninformed.
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Sometimes they even tolerated too much freedom on their platforms and were fined for accepting fake drug ads, and for failing to police their platforms of sex trafficking and other crimes.
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Companies like Facebook and Twitter manage the platforms over which most citizens in advanced democracies now talk about politics, and they could be the critical new platforms for these polling systems.
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And when we reward the HCPs across all these media platforms with our attention, it validates their methods and, in turn, attracts more to HCPs to those platforms, creating a cycle.
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Online platforms are not held liable for copyright infringement claims against people who use their platforms as long as they remove or block access to content in response to the claims.
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"The next five years at least, maybe even the next 10 years, is building out the private platforms with the richness that the public platforms have had to date," he said.
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And if the rogue websites do find a home, the major social media platforms like Facebook, Google and Twitter should work together to deny access to these sites from their platforms.
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If a majority of a publication's audience is arriving from outside platforms, the old tendency to cover what happens on those platforms as inherently marginal is not just obsolete; it's hazardous.
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Unlike other platforms like Facebook, whose content can be monitored, encrypted peer-to-peer messaging platforms like WhatsApp, Messenger, Telegram and Signal can make monitoring the exchange of information virtually impossible.
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So there's this new moment of -- and Vice is one of those platforms, one of the newest platforms that have emerged and are in the middle of reshaping the media platform.
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" Barr said current law had "enabled platforms to absolve themselves completely of responsibility for policing their platforms, while blocking or removing third-party speech - including political speech - selectively, and with impunity.
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" Barr said current law had "enabled platforms to absolve themselves completely of responsibility for policing their platforms, while blocking or removing third-party speech - including political speech - selectively, and with impunity.
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Top video platforms in China include video-streaming service providers such as Tencent Video, Alibaba-owned Youku , iQIYI as well as short-video platforms such as Kuaishou and ByteDance-owned Douyin.
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The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement reported Tuesday that 75 production platforms had been evacuated, which accounts for more than 133% of all of the manned platforms in the Gulf.
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And the proposed changes to Section 85033 could discourage online platforms from enabling users to flag inappropriate content, since that could be used in a lawsuit targeting both platforms and users.
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Both platforms have become the object of scrutiny for U.S. and British lawmakers eager to find out how Kremlin linked groups used the social media platforms to influence their political processes.
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He masters Facebook and quickly realizes one of the central lessons for modern media: New social platforms aren't just distribution platforms for your old stuff — like your website or your newspapers.
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"These platforms continue to prove susceptible to exploitation by unscrupulous parties and bad actors – and voluntary measures alone won't remedy inherent vulnerabilities of these platforms to abuse and disinformation," Democratic Sen.
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So, this is where we're advocating for ... Each of the platforms has great visibility into their own platform, and then third-party researchers have information and signal from across the platforms.
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Alibaba's marketplace platforms handle billions of transactions each month, we have the best insights into consumer behavior, we have deep technology and a comprehensive ecosystem of commerce platforms, logistics and payments.
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For potential venture investment, we would definitely look for startup CEOs who had deep entertainment industry experience in developing content for new platforms and who built successful businesses on those platforms.
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Of the 209.4 billion total music streams in the US market during the period, audio platforms made up 55% (or 114.23 billion streams), while video platforms comprised just 45% (95.17 billion).
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You created the platforms … and now they're being misused.
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Today we have three - all going off technology platforms.
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Some platforms — Android, iOS, containers in the cloud, etc.
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Many existing live platforms — including YouNow, Kamcord and live.
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Tremendous Sea of Love | available on streaming platforms 7.28.
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No, not to more platforms — it already did that.
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Technology — from cellphones to social media platforms — has evolved.
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I hope they solicit other networks & platforms to continue.
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