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GoDaddy Migrates Data Infrastructure to Amazon Web Services
AWS Plans to Continue to Accelerate Cloud Computing Services with GoDaddy GoDaddy is migrating additional infrastructure over to Amazon Web Services to maximize their abilities with cloud computing. The infrastructure they plan to connect with AWS is machine learning, analytics, databases, and containers. As a WordPress Developer and GoDaddy advocate, I hope they will continue to speed up sites with the WordPress framework. Currently, the page load time for this website is averaging close to 7 seconds per page on the regular Web. Instant Articles, Google AMP pages, and other reduced versions of our site run faster in comparison to regular
Twitter Fake Users Get the Axe on Social Media
The Mass Exodus of Fake Accounts on Twitter The day of reckoning on social media has arrived on Twitter. Several accounts are currently seeing their user count drop like their level of talent at a dance contest. Personally, I love it. The reason I love this mass exodus is due to our company never buying fake followers to inflate our numbers to appear to be more valuable online. It has always bothered me that media producers are too lazy to acquire growth organically, and take the fast and easy way to fool advertisers into thinking they provide any real value.
Solar Eclipse 2017 from Southern Illinois Documentary
Explore the 2017 Solar Eclipse in Makanda, and Carbondale, Illinois On Monday, August 21, 2017 a solar eclipse took place spanning coast-to-coast in the United States. This marked my first time covering an astronomy-based event. I experienced a learning curve at the same time as working on production. In the past, I have produced over 200 videos on YouTube, but this marked my first time producing a short film with narration that was over ten minutes in length. The story shows the events that unfolded during the 2017 solar eclipse in a very unique location from Southern Illinois. The 2017
Trends in 3D Film and Virtual Reality for 2018
Jump Into 2018 with the Latest Developments in Cinema Each year a new level of expectation in the film industry is created to surpass the pervious year. Data shows that 3D film and virtual reality continue to lead the pack. Augmented reality and mixed reality also have their place within the entertainment industry, but on a smaller scale. Virtual reality software and hard is expected to grow past $22 billion by 2020. 3D films continue to progress, but did have a small setback for 2017. Statista indicated the following trend for three dimensional film production in the United States: 2012:
Insight Covering Front End Development and UX Design
Take a Tour Through Different Devices and Operating Systems As a front end developer and user experience (UX) designer, I have seen the influx of new devices and operating systems create disruption within the tech industry. One key component that I have noticed is that if a person wants to work on the front end of a website or application, they must first decide which operating systems they want to deploy their work on. One of the best tools I have found to use on creating applications on multiple operating systems is PhoneGap by Adobe. When developing websites, I suggest
Airbnb Is Set to have Increased Demand Within Indianapolis, Columbus, and the Canadian Rockies for 2018
Top Destinations for International Travelers Include: Tokyo, Paris, Osaka, New York City, London, Rome and Orlando Airbnb is setting up for their biggest year to date in 2018. A record number of people will be using the platform to find locations to visit and stay at over the next year. People that travel to different areas are connecting with hosts on sandy beaches, within nature, and in busy downtown cities. The company recently reported a list of international destinations, as well as domestic spots that people are booking for 2018. International Airbnb Browse over the top ten international locations: Tokyo Paris Osaka New York City
A Scientific Look at the Correlations Between Hurricane Harvey and Climate Change
Areas of the United States have recently been hit hard with rainfall and flooding following Hurricane Harvey. Debate on climate change continues to divide people across the globe. The idea that the climate changing is completely man made does not hold water, but links between the how the climate is changing, and the impact humans have on the climate can easily be identified. BBC recently reported on the connections between human involvement and Hurricane Harvey. "Over the past ten years or so we have seen a new branch of knowledge emerge called attribution science. That's how much of this
Google Partners gives Business Owners and Startups Insight and Training
Google Partners is a informative platform that allows businesses to gain knowledge within their industry via Google. The Internet can be overwhelming at times, and I wanted to break down some of the features by Google to easily understand. When setting up an email account with Google, the company allows users to the Google Drive platform as well as many other applications designed by their company. These applications can be very useful for businesses and producers. From translation to social media, Google provides a large amount of tools for producers first starting out on the Web. If you feel that
A Look at How Rewriting the Rules to Net Neutrality could Change the Internet
Net neutrality and regulating the Internet continues to become more important on a national and international level. During the past conflicts with net neutrality within the United States companies have folded under consumer demand. A recent development on Internet privacy is the overturning of the regulations that the Obama administration had put in place to protect Web users. In another poor move to kick off the first 100 days, the Trump administration has now signed into law giving Internet providers more access to their consumers' information. The New York Times reported: “This is a repeal with no replacement.” - Danny Weitzner,
Frankfurt School-UNEP Centre Reports on Renewable Energy Data from 2016
The continuous energy transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy is a complex and long-term paradigm shift. Recently, the UN Environment’s Economy Division in cooperation with Frankfurt SchoolUNEP Collaborating Centre for Climate & Sustainable Energy Finance and produced in collaboration with Bloomberg New Energy Finance, produced a report outlining some of the economic trends in renewable energy. Link to PDF of the report. They noted the positive and negative trends taking place in different sectors of energy production. The report notes: One of the up-and-coming innovations in renewable power is the siting of two different technologies in the same location,
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Google Partners is a informative platform that allows businesses to gain
Net neutrality and regulating the Internet continues to become more important
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