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A seventh member exits the body that is supposed to administer Facebook’s cryptocurrency, which has set “interim” rules and put together its board.
"More than 60 percent of C-suite executives said they were more willing to pay a premium to companies that create thought leadership with a clear vision, and 55 percent of business decision-makers said they increased spending with an organization based on its thought leadership."
BACKLASH: "Tacitly condoning the spread of false information in political advertising is irresponsible and wrong, and damaging to our democracy."
If, as you should, you have a website showcasing your music et al, your number one priority should be increasing your site's ranking in Google search results. While there are roughly 200 factors involved in the Google search algorithm, we here look at fifteen of the most important.
The social-media giant’s immediate problem may be Elizabeth Warren, but its long-term problems are deeper and entirely internal. [Note: This is why companies should abandon their efforts to build on FB and should instead embrace private label social media networks].
Sen. Mitt Romney, one of President Trump’s top Republican critics, on Sunday appeared to confirm the existence of a shadow Twitter account with the handle @qaws9876 with the name Pierre Delecto. [IRONY or EXPECTED? Perhaps Senator Romney will earn the nickname by his fellow Senators of DEEPFAKE ROMNEY?]
Facebook's David Marcus says Libra could use "a series of stablecoins" pegged to currencies like the dollar, the euro and sterling.
Employees appear to question whether the social network is achieving its goal of bringing "the world closer together."
> European, U.S. companies complain of rising cost of top spots > Regulators are increasingly eyeing Google’s dominant position [NOTE: By contracting with Brainsy, it's easy to win the top spots in Google. Reach out to us to learn more].
PayPal has pulled out of the cryptocurrency payment network as others are reconsidering their involvement. "Zuckerberg wants us to measure him only by his good intentions, not Facebook's bad behavior. He clearly doesn't see the concerns the rest of us share, and doesn't understand why they might be a problem."