Updating its long standing stance on what constitutes objectionable content, Facebook has recently announced eased restrictions on what content will be removed due to content violations. The new policy will allow posts that would have previously been removed to stay as-is as long as the content is deemed to be newsworthy or important to the public interest.
What do you know about small business? And what do you know about numbers in small business? Did you know that there are actually almost 29 million small businesses located right here in the United States? I certainly had no idea. To check out more information about small business like this, read more in this article.
There’s Nothing Small About Small Businesses in the U.S. (Infographic)
Writing is a useful skill to have, and an effective way to communicate. Although just wanting to write isn’t enough. Some people get writer’s block, but there are a few exercises to help you get past that such as writing daily. Writing daily can be difficult but having a good reason to write will help. Also, setting a time to write will get you in the routine, and not forgetting will make it a habit.
Recently due to an attack that took place half of Americas internet in particular was shut down because of some hackers unleashing a large distributed denial of service attack on a major domain name server in particular. It is still not clear as to who it was exactly that carried the attack out. However the attack demonstrated just how easily parts of the web can become wiped out.
In an attempt to weed out clickbait, Facebook has redesigned its system for showing users news articles. Facebook came up with a formula that is partly determined by individual user preference, and partly determined by survey results that indicated which types of news stories are the most informative and relevant. While users should be pleased with the results, critics of the new system argue that allowing users to customize what they see leads to less diverse stories being seen by individuals.
Facebook tinkers with its News Feed to show you more ‘informative stories’
For the passionate artist without the means to make their project become a reality, VSCO is opening a free photography studio in NYC. VSCO is not lending it out to commercial photographers, but for a fully-refundable $250 deposit, the artist with his own camera and a vision for his personal project, this is a unique opportunity.
