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Facebook ads are about to become a tiny bit less obtrusive: the social network just announced that it will stop showing Sponsored Results this July. These ads have appeared alongside brands, groups and more in searches since August of last year, but Facebook made the decision to cut the program after noticing that marketers were using Sponsored Results and mobile app install ads quite similarly. Businesses will still be able to use the latter (and purportedly more effective) method, along with post links ads, when the program ends in July. In other words, don’t expect a commercial-free experience.
Jun 14
‘Save Me’ Finale: Betty White Portrays God As Beth Finally Meets With The Divine (VIDEO)
Posted in: Today's ChiliThe D.O.A. series “Save Me” had some star power saved up for its first season — no series — finale. Beth passed out during a charity race she’d put together to save the hospital her daughter was born on. She’d gotten sick the day of the race but insisted on running anyway.
While she was fighting for her life in the real world, she found herself in a strange theater confronting a familiar face. God had taken the form of Betty White, explaining that it was a comforting form for people to encounter.
Later in the episode, Beth returned to the theater only to find God in a different form. It was set up as a potential recurring scene for the series, which could have opened up the possibility for some fun guest stars playing God. Alas, the show just wasn’t working creatively, and it certainly wasn’t working for viewers.
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Jun 14
NEW YORK — The world’s oldest Jewish person, Evelyn Kozak, whose family fled Russia to escape anti-Semitism in the 1880s, has died at age 113.
Kozak died Tuesday after suffering a heart attack the day before, her granddaughter Brucha Weisberger said. She was buried next to her parents in a cemetery in Brooklyn.
Jun 14
Yahoo has spent the past several months revamping its mobile apps, and it’s shifting that attention to a Sportacular redesign just as playoff season reaches its peak. Now going under the more recognizable Yahoo Sports name, the remade Android and iOS apps tout a simpler interface; users can also sync their favorite teams across devices. Those running iOS get a few added upgrades with this release, including iPad support and a stream of Twitter posts from local writers and experts. No matter the platform, fans of all stripes can grab Yahoo’s updates at the source links.
Filed under: Cellphones, Tablets, Mobile
Via: Yahoo (Tumblr)
Source: App Store, Google Play
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Apple iPhone 5S Could Come In Gold
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