Feb 28
Feb 28
Spotify plays the long game with Family and Student Plans even as revenue per user drops
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Spotify’s “Family Plan,” a variation of which launched in 2014, as well as its “Student Plan” appear to be driving a significant portion of the company’s growth and improving retention, as the company points to it multiple times in its filing for a direct listing on public markets today.
But that also comes at a cost of decreasing the amount of revenue it… Read More
Feb 28
Poloniex down: It’s not just you
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This afternoon Poloniex was rendered unreachable in the mid afternoon for users around the world. This downtime began at approximately 2:30 PM Central Time and is still in effect as this article goes life. Users first experienced server issues that allowed the Poloniex site graphics to load, but nothing else – then it went straight to HTTP ERROR 500. When … Continue reading
Feb 28
Amazon just made it easier for UFC fans to ditch cable: it is now offering pay-per-view event sales to everyone, including non-Prime customers. These sales are available directly through the Amazon Video site, where the UFC 222 event scheduled for this weekend is already listed for sale. Purchased PPV products can be viewed using any streaming device supported by Amazon … Continue reading
Feb 28
Historical trends and a selection of top-level company announcements of late will bolster Bitcoin prices by mid-year. That’s what Fundstrat’s Tom Lee expects, anyway. Lee’s expectation for the price of USDT per Bitcoin was right up around $20,000. Lee also suggested that the climb will cool off by the end of the year, where he projected the price of Bitcoin … Continue reading
Feb 28
It’s becoming something of an MWC tradition that HMD Global, the company that builds phones under the Nokia brand, offers a gift to sentimental Europeans. In 2017, the manufacturer rebooted the 3310 while 2018 saw the arrival of a similarly refreshed…
Feb 28
The gaming chat service Discord has reportedly banned several alt-right groups. The move comes six months after the platform shut down racist accounts in the wake of the Charlottesville protests in order to ‘take action against white supremacy, nazi…
Feb 28
You have a few options when it comes to streaming music and whether you’re subscribed to Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal or something else, there’s a lot of music right at your fingertips. But live recordings offer their own sort of listening pleasure, a…
Feb 28
Facebook rolled out a job application feature in the United States and Canada last year. It enables users to search and apply for jobs at local businesses. The company has now decided to roll out this feature in additional markets, confirming that the job application feature will soon be available in 40 countries across the globe.
Facebook mentions that an online poll of 5,000 adults revealed that one in four people in the United States said that they searched for and found a job using Facebook. Since introducing this feature the U.S. and Canada last year, the company has added new features for businesses and they can now create job posts on mobile, manage applications, and schedule interviews right on Facebook.
Job-seekers can now set up job alerts for the roles that they’re interested in. They can explore the Jobs dashboard at facebook.com/jobs and in the “Jobs” option in the “Explore” section on mobile apps.
When they’re ready to apply, users can create an application which will automatically populate with job history and other information available on their Facebook profile. They can then edit their application before submitting it. Once an application has been made, a Messenger conversation will open with the business’ Page so that they can have direct contact with the employer.
This functionality can now be used by job-seekers and businesses alike in more than 40 countries across the globe.
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