Both campaigns outperformed the polling numbers in Iowa with well-organized, data-happy ground games. But in NH, it’s a whole new ballgame.
The Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio campaigns each rode to strong finishes in Iowa on the strength of well-organized and data-driven ground games. But the magic might not work as well in New Hampshire.
Known as Transport, the system will let creatives build content once and have it work on all major VR platforms.
With at least five different virtual reality platforms available to consumers this year, there is the potential that content will be available only on each platform’s siloed store and isolated from the others.
One Medical wants to do more to help its obese and chronically ill patients.
Primary care group One Medical has acquired a nutrition-coaching app called Rise, in a surprising but not entirely unprecedented move.
Since tech companies continue to face plunging stock prices, her decision on when to go public will depend on the state of the market.
The Honest Company, the environmentally friendly hygiene brand started by actress Jessica Alba, is looking to go public, reports Bloomberg. Valued at $1.7 billion, the startup is currently in talks with Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, though its IPO timeline will take into account how tech companies—many of which have recently seen falling stock prices—are faring in the market.
In response to mounting pressure from the government, Twitter is cracking down on terrorists who use the platform to troll for support.
For the first time, Twitter is revealing just how seriously it takes the issue of groups like ISIS using its platform to promote terrorism. In a blog post on Friday, the company announced that, since mid-2015, it has shuttered 125,000 accounts—many of which are associated with ISIS—that encourage acts of terrorism.
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Although Twitter’s users are reportedly tweeting less than they used to, the Super Bowl remains prime time for the platform. Last year, Twitter saw 29 million tweets during the Super Bowl, about 21% more than the year before. “We’re going to have more marketers activating on Twitter this Super Bowl than we ever had before,” says Alex Josephson, a director on the social network’s brand strategy team. “We’re like the world’s biggest couch for the Super Bowl.”
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