From the MIT Technology Review art team, here are some of our very favorite illustrations of the year: Is getting pregnant “medically necessary” right now?INA JANG ZoomingDOGBOY 10 Breakthrough Technologies: Hyper-personalized medicineJULIA DUFOSSé Your biggest questions about coronavirus, answeredPAIGE VICKERS What the 1930s can teach us about dealing with Big Tech todaySOPHY HOLLINGTON Algostory 1.7: […]
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Web design is one of the industries that are continually evolving. This means that every business owner needs to keep up with the latest trends to stay ahead of their competitors. According to one of the best web development companies, users are always looking to see something new on the web. Therefore it is essential
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30-second summary: Bing isn’t the search engine with the largest market share, but it still serves millions of users every day. One-third of U.S. online queries are powered by Bing, most notably in terms of voice-assisted searches. The five effective and easy-to-follow Bing SEO tips below will help you rank for the secondary search engine
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With a potential advertising reach of 1.9 billion users, Facebook is undeniably one of the most powerful platforms to market your products or services.
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Separately, Google said Thursday it is adding its own precautions ahead of the election, including for any candidate prematurely declaring victory. Twitter’s expanded policies come as social media, more than ever, has become the central electoral information battlefield, as the coronavirus pandemic has drastically limited traditional rallies and door-to-door campaigning. The tech companies have heeded
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Robotics research has a reproducibility problem, owing in part to robots’ myriad interacting components. These components tend to be complex, only partially observable, and trained with AI techniques where performance varies greatly across environments. In an effort to address some of the challenges specific to the autonomous driving domain, researchers at ETH Zurich, the Toyota
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During a conference streamed online from Neuralink’s San Francisco headquarters, scientists at the Elon Musk-backed company gave a progress update. It came just over a year after Neuralink, which was founded in 2016 with the goal of creating brain-machine interfaces, first revealed to the world its vision, software, and implantable hardware platform. Little of what
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This is an introduction to Schema.org structured data that explains what structured data is, in plain English. Once you finish reading this you should have a better idea of what structured data is and how it can benefit you. The goal is to demystify Schema.org structured data. What Is Structured Data? In the most general
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I’ve been in an introspective mood lately. Earlier this year (15 years after starting Distilled in 2005), we spun out a new company called SearchPilot to focus on our SEO A/B testing and meta-CMS technology (previously known as Distilled ODN), and merged the consulting and conferences part of the business with Brainlabs. I’m now CEO
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Digital marketing covers everything from SEO and content marketing to email campaigns, social media strategy, and video marketing too. With new digital marketing companies popping up left and right offering a bit of everything (and truly speaking to no one), it’s no surprise you’re having a hard time finding the right one. The best thing
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