With so many games releasing on a near-daily basis on mobile, PC and consoles, standing out from the crowd is challenging. This is why partnering with influencers is becoming the next key marketing strategy.
Read More »London Lacks Confidence In The Public Transportation System To Fill Offices Back
While things are slowly going back to normal, workers in the city center of London still lack the confidence to use the public transportation system. Their confidence in getting back to work is a bit shattered after officials keep releasing confusing messages. Things could change from one day to another and safety measures are not fully implemented yet – or at least so it seems.
Read More »We take a look at reasons why Facebook will struggle to ban Fake News
Facebook is not having a good time. Every day we see and hear new allegations and rumours around the Facebook and its privacy problems. Everything started with privacy issues back in 2014 and company is still paying for its mistakes. The Cambridge Analytica scandal was the biggest one is Facebook’s …
Read More »Better than iPhone X?
The iPhone X blew people away with its almost edge-to-edge display. But that notch, though, it’s kind of annoying. Here’s what the next generation of phones could look like. It’s a smartphone with a front that’s ALL SCREEN. No notch. No Bezels. Just sweet, shiny glass. And it’s not from …
Read More »Tech giants under fire as Microsoft works with ICE to invade privacy.
Google, Microsoft and Amazon make billions each year selling devices, data storage, and software to consumers/ But they also profit from government contracts. Now some of those contracts are starting to backfire. Nearly 2,000 children have been separated from their parents by U.S immigration and customer enforcement (ICE) to discourage …
Read More »Anti-CD22 CAR-T Treatment: On The Run to Save Lives
B-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (B-ALL) is blood-related cancer that may affect an individual after exposure to radiation or the like. While a definite cause may not entirely be known, it is apparent that it does have severe growth within the body which may make it difficult to treat. Having a …
Read More »Aiming For Strong, Not Skinny: Why The Stigma Around Women With Muscular Physiques Is Dying
Sports have grown popularity among women through centuries. The first traces of women doing sports dates back to 776 B.C. No girls were allowed at the first Olympics. However, footraces for women were held every four years during the Games of Hera. Through centuries, women have thrived and enjoyed the …
Read More »Ferment For Health: Kimchi Proven To Promote Proper Digestion
Kimchi is one of the famous food in Korea. It could either be a side dish or an ingredient for a meal. Nowadays, even outside Korea, people serve and eat kimchi and other Korean cuisines. Therefore, one does not have to travel to taste these traditional treats. Making kimchi started …
Read More »Social Media Activity Is One Of The Factors In Applicant Disqualification
Social media is for everything nowadays, from communicating with people to sharing what goes on our people’s lives. Whatever we post on our accounts could either make or break us. A new study from the MRINetwork showed that formal social media evaluation is now one factor for a job applicant’s …
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