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Apple TV holds just 2% of streaming device market, report says
The Apple TV OS has just not been very compelling, IMO. The games suck, and I don’t find myself eager to check out new and exciting apps because there don’t seem to be many. Netflix, sure. Movies, sure. Infuse, yep. But that’s about it for me. Of course, privacy remains paramount, which is why I disable Wifi on my ‘smart’ TVs and use the ATV exclusively. I wouldn’t trust a Samsung TV if my life depended on it.
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Mark Zuckerberg claims Apple's App Store charges 'monopoly rents,' stifles innovation
Probably the most ridiculous thing I have read all year...
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Facebook warns of a 50% hit to advertisers' revenue from iOS 14
Just brings up the other issue that Google has the world by the b*lls. Getting noticed on the web means having better [targeted] SEO than your competitors, per Google’s mystery rules, or you can bypass that by paying Google scores of cash to show up in AdWords. They own you. Or you can try FaceCrook ads...AdRoll...yatta yatta.mifold said:My business relies on targeted advertising.Please don't abuse me here … I hate a lot of online advertising.But on the other hand, I'm not sure what to do post iOS 14.
We sell compact and portable car seats for children so the seat can stay with the child, not the car. This is important as more and more parents choose to 'use' cars, rather than own cars (Uber, Lyft, Zipcar, Turo, etc.)
But we are a small and new startup, there is very little awarenesses of what we offer. In order for us to save the lives of children in cars, we need to advertise to the people who are most likely to be our relevant market.Facebook, Instagram and Google allows us to get our messages in front of parents and other caregivers of children aged 4+.What should we do to cost-effectively generate awareness now? -
Epic isn't planning on making changes to return 'Fortnite' to the App Store
Oh, they will cave after their tantrum. -
Epic calls Apple's 'Fortnite' & developer tool block 'overbroad retaliation'
Epic, you knew the rules and consequences before you started engaging with the App Store. If you didn’t agree with them then, you should have gone elsewhere or built your own. August 28 is just a few days away. Tick tock.
