Engadget giveaway: Win a DiskStation DS218+ NAS courtesy of Synology!

If you’ve been eyeballing data independence, Synology’s DS218+ NAS can help you on your way. You can backup your own data, host a cloud server and even stream personal multi-media files all from your own network-attached storage (NAS) device. This two-bay model has 2GB on-board memory (upgradable to 6GB) and lets you add SATA HDD…

Salesforce announces new content management system

Salesforce has its fingers in a lot of parts of the customer experience, so why not content management? Today, the company announced a brand new tool called Salesforce Content Management System, which it says is designed from the ground up to deliver a quality customer experience across multiple channels. The idea is to provide a…

How a Privacy-Centered Social Media Platform Acquired Millions of Customers With No Paid Marketing

‘To build something complex and massive, you’ve got to be fiercely determined – even in a moment when no one believes you.’ November 7, 2019 3 min read Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Mark Westreich, founder and CEO of MeWe, aims to give Facebook a run for its money. His company, billed…

Marketing on TikTok: Separating Fact and Fiction About This Buzzy Short-Video App

At Business Insider Intelligence, our mission is to bring you the most important insights, data and analysis from the digital world. So when we come across outstanding research from our partners that we think our audience can benefit from, we like to make sure you hear about it. That’s why we’re giving you a preview of…

Shopify expands into email marketing

Shopify continues to expand beyond its core e-commerce platform with a new product called Shopify Email. Shopify’s chief product officer Craig Miller and director of product for marketing technology Michael Perry gave me a quick demo of the product yesterday; Miller argued that they’ve created “the first email product designed for e-commerce.” That means it’s…

Let Seth Godin help you transform your life

Just to let you know, if you buy something featured here, Mashable might earn an affiliate commission. Image: Seth Godin By STACKCOMMERCEMashable Shopping2019-10-22 09:00:00 UTC “How dare you settle for less when the world has made it so easy for you to be remarkable?” That’s what Seth Godin asked readers in his best-selling book, Small…

Your Roku Is an Ad Factory

Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Everybody loves a Roku. Starting at $30, these little widgets turn any TV into a smart TV and offer pretty much any streaming channels you’d ever want in one place. You’ll also see a lot of ads thanks to your Roku device. If you have a TV running on the Roku operating…

8th Wall’s new Cloud Editor helps customers quickly build mobile AR experiences

The world of phone-based AR has involved a lot of promises, but the future that’s developed has so far been more iterative and less platform shift-y. For startups exclusively focused on mobile AR, there’s been some soul-searching to find ways to bring more lightweight experiences to life that don’t require as much friction or commitment…

These are the top 10 brands in the world in 2019. Facebook isn’t one of them.

el_cigarrito/ShutterstockInterbrand, a brand consultancy firm, ranked the world’s biggest companies.They based the ranking on brand strength now, how the brand wants to improve in the future, and what value does it add to the company. Amazon, Google, and Microsoft were some of the leading brands to consumers, while Facebook fell out of the top 10.…

Uber makes more cuts to self-driving and Eats teams

Uber is making a third round of staff cuts this year, according to a company-wide email from CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, which was first reported by CNBC. The company is laying off about 350 employees, or around 1.5 percent of its workforce, with cuts affecting the self-driving and Uber Eats teams, among others. An undisclosed number…

Open Channel: Let’s Talk About the Big Social Media News of the Month

Photo: Getty ImagesIt’s been an absolutely bonkers month for social media companies like Facebook and Twitter, with Facebook admitting that it allows politicians to lie in ads on the platform and Twitter opening the floodgates to show users more ads than ever. Just yesterday, Twitter even announced that it was banning all political ads, something that…

Facebook’s political ad ban created a disaster in Washington state

On Wednesday, Twitter announced that it will ban all forms of political advertising starting in November, opening up challenging questions about what role social media platforms should play in the 2020 elections. Announced just hours before Facebook’s quarterly earnings call, Twitter’s policy was based on the belief that “political message reach should be earned, not…

Jack Dorsey Takes Obvious Opportunity to Backstab Facebook With Twitter Political Ad Ban

Twitter on Wednesday announced a blanket ban on all political and issue-based advertising across its site, with CEO Jack Dorsey stating in a series of tweets that the company had decided to do so because “paying for reach” forces “highly optimized and targeted political messages on people.”Dorsey added that political and issue ads present challenges…

Mark Zuckerberg still won’t ban ‘political’ ads from Facebook

He added that, while it may be easier for Facebook to “choose a different path,” it is more important to stand up for free speech and free expression. “We need to be careful about adopting more rules that can restrict what people can say,” he said. “I don’t think it’s right for politicians to be…

YouTube partners with Merchbar to sell music artists’ swag underneath videos

YouTube is partnering with Merchbar on a new integration that will allow artists to sell their official merchandise to their worldwide fans from a shelf just below the video. The addition is the latest deal focused on helping video creators make more money from their videos, beyond the revenue brought in through advertisements and subscriptions.…

Howard University and Amazon want to diversify the entertainment industry

The new program will send students to Los Angeles for two semesters, the second of which will include a fellowship in the industry. Students interested in all aspects of entertainment — project greenlighting, PR and marketing, entertainment law and finance — are encouraged to apply. The coursework will be taught by Howard University professors with…

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