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Google Analytics is a fantastic tool, but in my experience more than 80% of the companies actively using it, are not getting everything out of it. Or even worse, are not able to increase their bottom line.
Lobbyists try to kill “opt-in” privacy standard before it can be implemented.
There are many paths to processing trillions of edges efficiently and with high performance as demonstrated by companies like Facebook with its distributed trillion-edge scaling effort across 200 nodes in 2015 and Microsoft with a similar feat as well.
The fight against fake news continues, with Google announcing not only changes to search algorithms to help prevent false information from rising to the surface, but also new tools to allow users to report “unexpected, inaccurate or offensive” results.
The spam in Google Analytics has become a headache for many users that rely on it to track the performance of their sites.
The right Instagram tools can provide analytics to inform your social media strategy and content scheduling.
Another security firm, McAfee, saw some attacks using the Microsoft Word flaw on April 6.
Note: The company also has more users than before.
Many experiences, apps, sites, and products are going to be replaced with bots.
With today’s launch of Satori, the company takes things a step further by open-sourcing the transportation, RSS, and other information it collected so that other developers can use it to build their own apps.
