All 22,500 London black cabs now carry contactless compatible card readers as part of a modernisation of the service
By: James Temperton
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All of London's black cabs now accept contactless payments
CRTC to review pricing on internet data
Regulator launches hearing to define what differential pricing should look
Specialty streaming service Shudder launches in Canada
AMC-owned horror subscription video service offers more than 200 titles
Kia's COO stars in an ad to drive home an important message
Auto exec appears in Astral program to put spotlight on Community Living
Hello Games tweets No Man's Sky was a mistake, claims it was hacked
Was it a moment of clarity, a disgruntled employee, or a hack? No matter what the answer is, it doesn't bode well for the company.
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Using hardware queues to break the multi-core CPU bottleneck
One of the major problems with multicore scaling is the communications bottleneck associated with cache coherency. These issues may be addressable -- and if they are, it could significantly improve multi-core scaling in the future.
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Spotify CMO Seth Farbman finds inspiration in your playlists
Marketers need to reduce consumer fear and make their lives better, he says
New images from NASA show the final resting place of Europe's ExoMars lander
High-res photos from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter shed some light on Schiaparelli's last moments, while raising questions at the same time.
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What Silicon Valley Can Learn From Buddha's Diet
How brands should market cars in a world without drivers
A Cheil Canada VP tries to help the industry stay one step ahead of a paradigm shift
Windows Update is a mess: 3 things Microsoft should do to fix it
Microsoft has over-reached with its big-brother policies that inflict the worst parts of Windows Update on every Windows 10 user -- like it or not. Here's how it could fix that.
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ET deals: Get an online course from Udemy for just $10
If you love to learn, check out the outstanding classes at Udemy. Thousands of online courses are being discounted right now, so you can invest in a new skill -- even if you're on a budget. Whether you want to learn how to design a business logo or how to speak Arabic, there's something here for just about every area of interest. And if you're trying to brush up on your development skills, here are some top-notch recommendations.
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The real target in the Facebook ethnic affinities debate
Brands should be wary of how consumers perceive their use of digital tools
It's time to pardon Edward Snowden, and defuse Putin's increasingly dangerous weapon
A pardon for Snowden isn't just good policy, it's a move to neutralize a looming threat from an ever-more aggressive Moscow state department.
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You can now play Windows Store games offline in Windows 10, but not without jumping through some hoops
The Windows 10 Store now supports offline gameplay, but Microsoft has a long way to go to compete with Steam on this front.
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Desktop Wallpaper Calendars: November 2016
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Sometimes the best inspiration lies right in front of us. With that in mind, we embarked on a special creativity mission eight years ago: to provide you with inspiring and unique desktop wallpapers every month. Wallpapers that are a little more distinctive than the usual crowd and that are bound to fuel your ideas.
We are very thankful to all artists and designers who have contributed and are still diligently contributing to this mission, who challenge their artistic abilities each month anew to keep the steady stream of wallpapers flowing. This post features their artwork for November 2016. Both versions with and without a calendar can be downloaded for free. It's time to freshen up your desktop!
The post Desktop Wallpaper Calendars: November 2016 appeared first on Smashing Magazine.
Mobile driving Facebook revenue: eMarketer
Double-digit mobile growth expected to continue through 2018
Neuro research confirms direct mail triggers consumer action
118% more attention, 29% higher brand recall than digital advertising, study finds
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The Wall Street Journal targets CEOs in first Canadian campaign
Newspaper uses OOH, newspaper wraps to recruit execs to its invite-only CEO Council
Web Development Reading List #156: Browser News, Webpack 2, And Lessons Learned From HPKP
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Is a person who is sitting by herself in a room alone? From an outside perspective, it might seem so, but the human brain is way more interesting in these regards. We carry a map of relationships inside ourselves, and it depends on this map if the person actually does feel alone or not.
I just read “Stress and the Social Self: How Relationships Affect Our Immune System”, and I feel that we can learn a lot from it. In fact, I might see social media from a different perspective now. We're social beings, I love sharing good content with you, so, without further ado, here's this week's web dev reading list.
The post Web Development Reading List #156: Browser News, Webpack 2, And Lessons Learned From HPKP appeared first on Smashing Magazine.
Comparing Skyrim: Enhanced Edition with the classic version
Skyrim's new Special Edition promises a graphics overhaul, but how does it compare with the original -- or the original's mods?
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Thursday, October 27, 2016
Mass Minority adds staff, clients
New staff members reflect hiring practices based on 'mindset' and 'belief system'
Jeff Roman takes VP role at Broad Reach Communications
Aside from PR vet, communications agency makes four strategic hires
Ricardo Media looks to PR to promote English print mag
Bicom Communications will handle media and influencer relations to build awareness
Underwear brand looks to Kwittken to boost awareness
MyPakage Apparel wants to make underwear for men cool
Sim Group appoints NKPR North American PR AOR
Among PR agency's mandate is to support new client's upcoming rebrand
Casacom wins OnDeck after competitive review
Communications plan to include speaking engagements, events and business outreach
Everything Apple Announced Today, From Macs to Apps
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
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