Use these dozens and dozens of tips, tools, and examples to write content that stays on mission, wins over readers, and more – Content Marketing Institute
— Read on contentmarketinginstitute.com/2019/03/content-writing-examples-tools-tips/
On this manmade island is an art gallery building, several greenhouses and even an outdoor dance floor and
— Read on digg.com/video/couple-lives-27-years-hand-built-island
64-year-old Terry Robison is a working-class retiree trying to make his money last throughout the rest of his life. And Holiday Inn is the clear winner.
— Read on gritpost.com/retiree-holiday-inn-senior-home/
Earlier this month, Facebook gave its 1.3 billion users the perfect reason to delete their accounts. Now Apple appears has done the same for its 1.4 billion iPhone and iPad users worldwide.
Last month The Guardian revealed Apple was employing contractors to listen to and “grade” Siri recordings and they “regularly” heard confidential information from iPhone and iPad users, including medical information, drug deals and recordings of couples having sex. And now a new report from the Irish Examiner has given a sense of scale to what was happening.
“Contractors in Cork [Ireland] were expected to each listen to more than 1,000 recordings from Siri every shift, before Apple suspended the practice last month,” explains the Examiner, who got its information from “an employee who had their contract abruptly terminated this week.”
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Apple has failed to fix a 4 year old bug so now iPhone and iPad users are vulnerable to a security threat. www.forbes.com/sites/gordonkelly/2019/08/10/apple-iphone-ipad-security-warning-ios-12-ios13-iphone-xs-max-xr/
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New technologies will destroy old jobs and create new ones. To survive, everyone will need to keep learning constantly, says Infosys president Ravi Kumar.
— Read on knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article/lifelong-learning-future-of-work/
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