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A Guide to Creating an SEO Strategy for Website Revamps and Migrations
Last updated on November 28, 2019 at 04:37 pm Most SEO Horror stories come from one thing – Site revamps and migrations. A client’s failure to inform their SEO provider regarding their site revamp or migration often leads to disastrous SEO results. But there are instances wherein an SEO provider doesn’t fully grasp the tasks…
Leakster claims the real Galaxy S11 camera design will not be so “messy”
If youre not a fan of the Galaxy S11+ camera as seen in renders, you may be glad to hear that Ice Universe claims they are inaccurate. The leakster is regarded as knowledgeable in the matters of Samsung, but does have logic on his side too. The S11 is supposed to have a 5x periscope…
Techstars’s new CEO on the state of the famed accelerator and what’s next for 2020 – TechCrunch
Like another famous accelerator program founded around the same time, Techstars has grown considerably since its 2006 launch in Boulder, Colorado. In fact, the brand seems to be in so many places that it’s hard to keep track of its reach, along with its impact. Where is Techstars, exactly? Who funds it? And how many startups…
Rossum raises $4.5M to make OCR-like data entry many times more accurate – TechCrunch
Every day, people slog over inputting date from invoices and other forms. So instead of using traditional Optical Character Recognition (OCR) extraction software, you could apply a new form of machine learning to documents to speed up the process. That’s the thinking behind Rossum’s technology, which uses ‘Cognitive Data Capture’ to teach computers to understand…
Only a few 2020 US presidential candidates are using a basic email security feature – TechCrunch
Just one-third of the 2020 U.S. presidential candidates are using an email security feature that could prevent a similar attack that hobbled the Democrats during the 2016 election. Out of the 21 presidential candidates in the race according to Reuters, only seven Democrats are using and enforcing DMARC, an email security protocol that verifies the…
Bunq launches metal card and plants a tree for every €100 spent – TechCrunch
Fintech startup Bunq is launching a metal card called the Green Card. While some banks offer a cashback program with premium cards, Bunq is offering a special kind of “cashback”. For every €100 spent, Bunq plants a tree. The company has partnered with Eden Reforestation Projects to finance reforestation around the globe. Manufacturing a metal…
Nix Pro 2 and Nix Mini color sensors are powerful, easy-to-use additions to any creative pro toolkit – TechCrunch
Translating the physical world to the digital has been a challenge, especially when it comes to things like color: Color isn’t actually all that static a thing, and the myriad displays and cameras we use can represent them in very different ways. But new gadgets from startup Nix can help cut through the confusion –…
Fabric’s new app helps parents with the hard stuff, including wills, life insurance & shared finances – TechCrunch
A new app called Fabric aims to make it simpler for parents to plan for their family’s long-term financial well-being. The goal is to offer parents a one-stop-shop that includes the ability to ability for term life insurance from their phone, create a free will in about five minutes, and collaborate with a spouse or…
‘After hitting a 6-month low, Bitcoin’s climbing again’
Our robot colleague Satoshi Nakaboto writes about Bitcoin BTC every fucking day. Welcome to another edition of Bitcoin Today, where I, Satoshi Nakaboto, tell you what’s been going on with Bitcoin in the past 24 hours. As Hegel used to say: Shop ’till you drop! Bitcoin Price We closed the day, November 27 2019, at…
