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Facebook Plans to Start Using a Paywall for News Publishers starting in October
TheStreet has broke news on developments at Facebook regarding a new service that would allow publishers to setup subscriptions for media companies. Campbell Brown is Facebook's head of news partnerships, and recently spoke at Digital Publishing Innovation Summit in New York. The Street reported: "One of the things we heard in our initial meetings from many newspapers and digital publishers is that 'we want a subscription product -- we want to be able to see a paywall in Facebook.'" - Campbell Brown The elephant in the room that no one wants to talk about is how well paywalls do outside
Break Into Details on the Amazon Treasure Truck Coming to a City Near You
Amazon Treasure Truck has announced that they will return in 2017 with premier deals for those connected with Amazon on smartphones. Residents around the United States will have opportunities to obtain deep discounted items during moments when the Amazon truck rolls into town. The mobile pop-up shop provides a mix of hot deals and immediate interaction. Amazon compiles new, trending, local, or delicious items, and takes them on the road for consumers to buy directly from them, in comparison to purchasing online. The company noted: 'By texting ‘TRUCK’ you agree to receive automated messages (including marketing messages) from Amazon
YouTube has Not Made a Profit, but Musicians Want More Money from the Streaming Music Service
YouTube is in hot water over their streaming music service with musicians looking to obtain more money for their content. Personally, I also want YouTube to start paying more for content. YouTube does provide a free server to upload data for their users. This is one of the many tradeoffs that major media outlets overlook when covering this debate. Another tradeoff is the search engine connected to the content. As a media producer that runs my own website, I completely understand the cost in providing server space for millions of users. That cost should be far more transparent. YouTube
The Solar Eclipse May Impact Solar Power Panels around the Globe
The upcoming solar eclipse is making waves before the event happens on August 21. It is clear that the moon will block the sun for a period of time that day, but it is unclear how much solar power that will decrease over the day. A recent study by Bloomberg shows that close to 7 million homes would not be able to run on the 9,000 megawatts that may be unavailable during the solar eclipse for solar power consumers. The decrease in production will impact homeowners that consume and work with solar power. Depending on what part of the
Amazon Web Services announces G3 instances to Produce Advanced Graphics, 3D Rendering, and 3D Visualizations
Amazon Web Services has recently announced a new piece of technology to their cloud-based computer system with G3 instances. For those still learning about computer graphics, and how they are created; Amazon Web Services is providing an online service that will help producers store and maintain large files on servers to help them access, edit and manage virtual reality programs, as well as 3D graphics. Amazon Web Services and Business Wire reported: "AWS was the first to offer cloud instances customized for graphics-intensive applications. In 2010, we launched the CG1 instance type to provide a cost-effective, high-performance instance for
Watch the Gameplay of Mario Kart VR that is Making a Splash in Japan
Mario Kart is getting an upgrade in Japan with video game producers in Shinjuku, at Bandai Namco's flaghsip VR Zone. Nintendo has partnered Namco Bandai to bring the virtual reality game to arcades in Japan. Namco Bandai and Nintendo will have Mario Kart VR available in Japan, and have plans on bringing the immersive technology to additional locations. Ars Technica reported with insight from Namco Bandai: "The company plans to install their VR activities in over 20 locations worldwide in order to increase the opportunities for a larger audience to enjoy their VR entertainment," - Namco Bandai Executive Officer for Amusement Yoshiyasu
Attend AWS Summit Chicago to Learn more about Cloud Computing and New Technology
The AWS Summit Chicago will be taking place this upcoming July 26 & 27 at the McCormick Place Lakeside Center in downtown Chicago. Guests will be able to connect with individuals within the tech community to learn and network together. The event hosts a unique 'Security Jam' that provides a creative space for developers and engineers to explore new forms of security trends in cloud computing. AWS Summit Chicago will host a wide range of workshops, meetings, keynotes and events to experience. Overall, everyone can learn something for AWS Summit Chicago, but they do help guide those with more work
Supply and Demand would Shift Consumers to New Internet Service Provides if Net Neutrality Moves Forward
The topic of major Internet service providers trying to control the speed and price of the Web is catching major traction today. Net Neutrality is the debate on the amount of control the major corporations should have when providing Internet service. In reality, if these companies start charging more than consumers can afford, it will hurt their ability to sell their product overall. A top level narrative often talked about with mainstream media is the power that the major Internet providers have over the people. In reality, the people have all the power of demand. Without demand a company
Tesla Motors Rolls Out Expanded Services Along with the Model 3
Tesla Motors is expanding their ability to service their upcoming fleet of Model 3 vehicles. The company noted that they will be adding 100 service centers, as well as 1,000 technicians for the Model 3 release. USA TODAY reported: 'At a starting price of $35,000, the Model 3 is about half the cost of Tesla's two other models. Tesla hasn't said how many people hold refundable, $1,000 reservations for the car, but it has said it expects to make 500,000 vehicles in 2018. That's up from 84,000 last year.' Watch over the YouTube video to find out more. Stay connect
Amazon Prime Releasing New Deals Every 5 Minutes for Prime Day 2017
Amazon Prime Day is taking place today on July 11. Amazon Prime members have the opportunity to save money on items with deep discounts on electronic, athletic and leisure activities. This promotion by Amazon is a way to showcase the benefits of being an Amazon Prime member. The monthly membership cost is $10.99. One of the hot items that is stealing the show is the Roomba. The iRobot Roomba 652 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner model is on sale for 33% off. Shoppers can sign up to get notifications via the Amazon app. Gamers can pickup the Playstation 4 or the
TheStreet has broke news on developments at Facebook regarding a new
Amazon Treasure Truck has announced that they will return in 2017
YouTube is in hot water over their streaming music service with
The upcoming solar eclipse is making waves before the event happens
Amazon Web Services has recently announced a new piece of technology
Mario Kart is getting an upgrade in Japan with video game
The AWS Summit Chicago will be taking place this upcoming July
The topic of major Internet service providers trying to control the
Tesla Motors is expanding their ability to service their upcoming fleet
Amazon Prime Day is taking place today on July 11. Amazon