Good morning...The New York Times has a multi-media deep dive like expose into Facebook that is worth
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Good morning…The New York Times has a multi-media deep dive like expose into Facebook that is worth both watching and reading……Hulu did really well last night, at the Emmy’s…Verizon is cutting off roamers in remote parts of the USA….The Amish are discovering smartphones…those stories and more, including a killer infographic are all in today’s COMUNICANO.
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Facebook Navigates an Internet Fractured by Governmental Controls
The web is not as open as it once was, with nation-states exerting their power over the internet. Facebook and other tech companies are dealing with the consequences.
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Hulu's big Emmy night marks a streaming milestone
Streaming service Hulu made Emmy history on Sunday by becoming the first digital platform to win a top series award with its dystopian saga “The Handmaid’s Tale.”
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Emmys 2017: HBO needs to watch its back
For the past 17 years, HBO has received the most Emmy nominations of any television network. This year, the network needs to face the reality of the first real threat to its crown: Netflix. At the 2017 Emmys, HBO leads the pack with 110 Emmy nominations, but Netflix is close behind with 93. In terms…
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Verizon Wireless Cuts Off Thousands Of Rural Accounts For Roaming Too Much
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In Amish Country, the Future Is Calling
Some members of the famously tech-shunning sect have begun to incorporate cellphones and computers into their lives, raising unique questions about the balance between work and home.
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Samsung Allows Users To Disable Galaxy S8's Bixby Key
Samsung Electronics is currently in the process of rolling out an update to the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus which allows owners of its Android flagships….
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The headphone jack issue is only getting worse
It’s been an exciting week for the mobile industry. On Tuesday, Apple released not one, not two, but three new iPhones: the iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and iPhone X, making the iPhone the talk of the town.
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Microgrids and the blockchain are powering our energy future
The era of large-scale power plants is (slowly) coming to an end. In its place is a new network of super-smart and super-clean energy systems
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Apple Watch Series 3 Can't Connect on Prepaid Wireless Plans
Apple Watch Series 3 is the first to connect to cellular networks, but not if you have prepaid plans at AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile.
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C by GE Sol review: A hassle-free Alexa-powered smart lamp
A hassle-free Alexa-powered smart lamp.
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Angry Birds maker Rovio moves forward with $1 billion IPO
Finnish mobile games maker Rovio Entertainment Ltd set a price range on Friday for its planned listing that would value the maker of “Angry Birds” at up to $1.1 billion, well below potential values cited in media reports.
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Slack lands $250M funding round led by Japan's Softbank Group -
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Patreon reportedly valued at $450m
Crowdfunding platform is on course to pay content creators $150m by the end of 2017
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The best travel accessories for frequent flyers
Reach your destination in peak condition with these accessories for red-eye regulars
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The Luxuries People Can't Live Without (Infographic)
A recent study finds that more people would give up Spotify for Netflix.
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