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mostlysignssomeportents · 11 months

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A link-clump demands a linkdump

Cometh the weekend, cometh the linkdump. My daily-ish newsletter includes a section called "Hey look at this," with three short links per day, but sometimes those links get backed up and I need to clean house. Here's the eight previous installments:

https://pluralistic.net/tag/linkdump/

The country code top level domain (ccTLD) for the Caribbean island nation of Anguilla is .ai, and that's turned into millions of dollars worth of royalties as "entrepreneurs" scramble to sprinkle some buzzword-compliant AI stuff on their businesses in the most superficial way possible:

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/08/ai-fever-turns-anguillas-ai-domain-into-a-digital-gold-mine/

All told, .ai domain royalties will account for about ten percent of the country's GDP.

It's actually kind of nice to see Anguilla finding some internet money at long last. Back in the 1990s, when I was a freelance web developer, I got hired to work on the investor website for a publicly traded internet casino based in Anguilla that was a scammy disaster in every conceivable way. The company had been conceived of by people who inherited a modestly successful chain of print-shops and decided to diversify by buying a dormant penny mining stock and relaunching it as an online casino.

But of course, online casinos were illegal nearly everywhere. Not in Anguilla – or at least, that's what the founders told us – which is why they located their servers there, despite the lack of broadband or, indeed, reliable electricity at their data-center. At a certain point, the whole thing started to whiff of a stock swindle, a pump-and-dump where they'd sell off shares in that ex-mining stock to people who knew even less about the internet than they did and skedaddle. I got out, and lost track of them, and a search for their names and business today turns up nothing so I assume that it flamed out before it could ruin any retail investors' lives.

Anguilla is a British Overseas Territory, one of those former British colonies that was drained and then given "independence" by paternalistic imperial administrators half a world away. The country's main industries are tourism and "finance" – which is to say, it's a pearl in the globe-spanning necklace of tax- and corporate-crime-havens the UK established around the world so its most vicious criminals – the hereditary aristocracy – can continue to use Britain's roads and exploit its educated workforce without paying any taxes.

This is the "finance curse," and there are tiny, struggling nations all around the world that live under it. Nick Shaxson dubbed them "Treasure Islands" in his outstanding book of the same name:

https://us.macmillan.com/books/9780230341722/treasureislands

I can't imagine that the AI bubble will last forever – anything that can't go on forever eventually stops – and when it does, those .ai domain royalties will dry up. But until then, I salute Anguilla, which has at last found the internet riches that I played a small part in bringing to it in the previous century.

The AI bubble is indeed overdue for a popping, but while the market remains gripped by irrational exuberance, there's lots of weird stuff happening around the edges. Take Inject My PDF, which embeds repeating blocks of invisible text into your resume:

https://kai-greshake.de/posts/inject-my-pdf/

The text is tuned to make resume-sorting Large Language Models identify you as the ideal candidate for the job. It'll even trick the summarizer function into spitting out text that does not appear in any human-readable form on your CV.

Embedding weird stuff into resumes is a hacker tradition. I first encountered it at the Chaos Communications Congress in 2012, when Ang Cui used it as an example in his stellar "Print Me If You Dare" talk:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njVv7J2azY8

Cui figured out that one way to update the software of a printer was to embed an invisible Postscript instruction in a document that basically said, "everything after this is a firmware update." Then he came up with 100 lines of perl that he hid in documents with names like cv.pdf that would flash the printer when they ran, causing it to probe your LAN for vulnerable PCs and take them over, opening a reverse-shell to his command-and-control server in the cloud. Compromised printers would then refuse to apply future updates from their owners, but would pretend to install them and even update their version numbers to give verisimilitude to the ruse. The only way to exorcise these haunted printers was to send 'em to the landfill. Good times!

Printers are still a dumpster fire, and it's not solely about the intrinsic difficulty of computer security. After all, printer manufacturers have devoted enormous resources to hardening their products against their owners, making it progressively harder to use third-party ink. They're super perverse about it, too – they send "security updates" to your printer that update the printer's security against you – run these updates and your printer downgrades itself by refusing to use the ink you chose for it:

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/11/ink-stained-wretches-battle-soul-digital-freedom-taking-place-inside-your-printer

It's a reminder that what a monopolist thinks of as "security" isn't what you think of as security. Oftentimes, their security is antithetical to your security. That was the case with Web Environment Integrity, a plan by Google to make your phone rat you out to advertisers' servers, revealing any adblocking modifications you might have installed so that ad-serving companies could refuse to talk to you:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/08/02/self-incrimination/#wei-bai-bai

WEI is now dead, thanks to a lot of hueing and crying by people like us:

https://www.theregister.com/2023/11/02/google_abandons_web_environment_integrity/

But the dream of securing Google against its own users lives on. Youtube has embarked on an aggressive campaign of refusing to show videos to people running ad-blockers, triggering an arms-race of ad-blocker-blockers and ad-blocker-blocker-blockers:

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/where-will-the-ad-versus-ad-blocker-arms-race-end/

The folks behind Ublock Origin are racing to keep up with Google's engineers' countermeasures, and there's a single-serving website called "Is uBlock Origin updated to the last Anti-Adblocker YouTube script?" that will give you a realtime, one-word status update:

https://drhyperion451.github.io/does-uBO-bypass-yt/

One in four web users has an ad-blocker, a stat that Doc Searls pithily summarizes as "the biggest boycott in world history":

https://doc.searls.com/2015/09/28/beyond-ad-blocking-the-biggest-boycott-in-human-history/

Zero app users have ad-blockers. That's not because ad-blocking an app is harder than ad-blocking the web – it's because reverse-engineering an app triggers liability under IP laws like Section 1201 of the Digital Millenium Copyright Act, which can put you away for 5 years for a first offense. That's what I mean when I say that "IP is anything that lets a company control its customers, critics or competitors:

https://locusmag.com/2020/09/cory-doctorow-ip/

I predicted that apps would open up all kinds of opportunities for abusive, monopolistic conduct back in 2010, and I'm experiencing a mix of sadness and smugness (I assume there's a German word for this emotion) at being so thoroughly vindicated by history:

https://memex.craphound.com/2010/04/01/why-i-wont-buy-an-ipad-and-think-you-shouldnt-either/

The more control a company can exert over its customers, the worse it will be tempted to treat them. These systems of control shift the balance of power within companies, making it harder for internal factions that defend product quality and customer interests to win against the enshittifiers:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/07/28/microincentives-and-enshittification/

The result has been a Great Enshittening, with platforms of all description shifting value from their customers and users to their shareholders, making everything palpably worse. The only bright side is that this has created the political will to do something about it, sparking a wave of bold, muscular antitrust action all over the world.

The Google antitrust case is certainly the most important corporate lawsuit of the century (so far), but Judge Amit Mehta's deference to Google's demands for secrecy has kept the case out of the headlines. I mean, Sam Bankman-Fried is a psychopathic thief, but even so, his trial does not deserve its vastly greater prominence, though, if you haven't heard yet, he's been convicted and will face decades in prison after he exhausts his appeals:

https://newsletter.mollywhite.net/p/sam-bankman-fried-guilty-on-all-charges

The secrecy around Google's trial has relaxed somewhat, and the trickle of revelations emerging from the cracks in the courthouse are fascinating. For the first time, we're able to get a concrete sense of which queries are the most lucrative for Google:

https://www.theverge.com/2023/11/1/23941766/google-antitrust-trial-search-queries-ad-money

The list comes from 2018, but it's still wild. As David Pierce writes in The Verge, the top twenty includes three iPhone-related terms, five insurance queries, and the rest are overshadowed by searches for customer service info for monopolistic services like Xfinity, Uber and Hulu.

All-in-all, we're living through a hell of a moment for piercing the corporate veil. Maybe it's the problem of maintaining secrecy within large companies, or maybe the the rampant mistreatment of even senior executives has led to more leaks and whistleblowing. Either way, we all owe a debt of gratitude to the anonymous leaker who revealed the unbelievable pettiness of former HBO president of programming Casey Bloys, who ordered his underlings to create an army of sock-puppet Twitter accounts to harass TV and movie critics who panned HBO's shows:

https://www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv-movie-features/hbo-casey-bloys-secret-twitter-trolls-tv-critics-leaked-texts-lawsuit-the-idol-1234867722/

These trolling attempts were pathetic, even by the standards of thick-fingered corporate execs. Like, accusing critics who panned the shitty-ass Perry Mason reboot of disrespecting veterans because the fictional Mason's back-story had him storming the beach on D-Day.

The pushback against corporate bullying is everywhere, and of course, the vanguard is the labor movement. Did you hear that the UAW won their strike against the auto-makers, scoring raises for all workers based on the increases in the companies' CEO pay? The UAW isn't done, either! Their incredible new leader, Shawn Fain, has called for a general strike in 2028:

https://www.404media.co/uaw-calls-on-workers-to-line-up-massive-general-strike-for-2028-to-defeat-billionaire-class/

The massive victory for unionized auto-workers has thrown a spotlight on the terrible working conditions and pay for workers at Tesla, a criminal company that has no compunctions about violating labor law to prevent its workers from exercising their legal rights. Over in Sweden, union workers are teaching Tesla a lesson. After the company tried its illegal union-busting playbook on Tesla service centers, the unionized dock-workers issued an ultimatum: respect your workers or face a blockade at Sweden's ports that would block any Tesla from being unloaded into the EU's fifth largest Tesla market:

https://www.wired.com/story/tesla-sweden-strike/

Of course, the real solution to Teslas – and every other kind of car – is to redesign our cities for public transit, walking and cycling, making cars the exception for deliveries, accessibility and other necessities. Transitioning to EVs will make a big dent in the climate emergency, but it won't make our streets any safer – and they keep getting deadlier.

Last summer, my dear old pal Ted Kulczycky got in touch with me to tell me that Talking Heads were going to be all present in public for the first time since the band's breakup, as part of the debut of the newly remastered print of Stop Making Sense, the greatest concert movie of all time. Even better, the show would be in Toronto, my hometown, where Ted and I went to high-school together, at TIFF.

Ted is the only person I know who is more obsessed with Talking Heads than I am, and he started working on tickets for the show while I starting pricing plane tickets. And then, the unthinkable happened: Ted's wife, Serah, got in touch to say that Ted had been run over by a car while getting off of a streetcar, that he was severely injured, and would require multiple surgeries.

But this was Ted, so of course he was still planning to see the show. And he did, getting a day-pass from the hospital and showing up looking like someone from a Kids In The Hall sketch who'd been made up to look like someone who'd been run over by a car:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/doctorow/53182440282/

In his Globe and Mail article about Ted's experience, Brad Wheeler describes how the whole hospital rallied around Ted to make it possible for him to get to the movie:

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/music/article-how-a-talking-heads-superfan-found-healing-with-the-concert-film-stop/

He also mentions that Ted is working on a book and podcast about Stop Making Sense. I visited Ted in the hospital the day after the gig and we talked about the book and it sounds amazing. Also? The movie was incredible. See it in Imax.

That heartwarming tale of healing through big suits is a pretty good place to wrap up this linkdump, but I want to call your attention to just one more thing before I go: Robin Sloan's Snarkmarket piece about blogging and "stock and flow":

https://snarkmarket.com/2010/4890/

Sloan makes the excellent case that for writers, having a "flow" of short, quick posts builds the audience for a "stock" of longer, more synthetic pieces like books. This has certainly been my experience, but I think it's only part of the story – there are good, non-mercenary reasons for writers to do a lot of "flow." As I wrote in my 2021 essay, "The Memex Method," turning your commonplace book into a database – AKA "blogging" – makes you write better notes to yourself because you know others will see them:

https://pluralistic.net/2021/05/09/the-memex-method/

This, in turn, creates a supersaturated, subconscious solution of fragments that are just waiting to nucleate and crystallize into full-blown novels and nonfiction books and other "stock." That's how I came out of lockdown with nine new books. The next one is The Lost Cause, a hopepunk science fiction novel about the climate whose early fans include Naomi Klein, Rebecca Solnit, Bill McKibben and Kim Stanley Robinson. It's out on November 14:

https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250865939/the-lost-cause

If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/11/05/variegated/#nein

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jrooc · 5 months

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Weekly Tag Wednesssdaaayyyyyy ✨

Thanks for the tags and hosting @heymacy and tags from you wonderful cookies @mybrainismelted @transmickey @energievie @spookygingerr @gallapiech @roryonic @crestfallercanyon @mmmichyyy @deedala @ardent-fox

name: Jess or jrooc

age: 2 slices of Pie or a Nosho and a half

your time zone: EST

what do you do for work? Marketing for Tech/Saas companies

do you have any pets? My cat Lily who is my master, commander, dictator and co-dependant fur-heart of 16 years

what first drew you to this fandom? Someone suggested I watch the show when I was in a very low point and recovering from yet another surgery and then I became obsessed and went down the internet rabbit hole and here I am! The fandom was such a lovely welcoming place that felt like a warm hug and soothed my broken soul and I’ve been happy here since.

are you a morning person or a night owl? Night owl

what are your hobbies? Reading. Writing. Fandom-ing (same, Macy, same)

how tall are you? 5' 8

If you could live anywhere in the world, where would you live? So many places: the Bahamas? A greek island sounds great. Tulum? Turkey. Cinqo terre.

favourite color? Green

favorite book? So many. Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel.

favorite movie? Pride & Prejudice - Kiera Knightly version is what's popping up in my brain

favorite fic? Old Rules For New Side Pieces

favorite musical artist: Right now? BoyGenius and Chapell Roan or Pinegrove. All time? Rilo Kiley. Future Islands.

what is your average screen time so far this week? 3hrs 59min

what's the first app you open in the morning? Discord to say hi to pocket friends and see the euro/aussie chatter I missed overnight.

how long have you been on tumblr? 1 year in June

finally (and i know this one is hard) tell me a fun fact about yourself: Ummm�� My fun facts are boring. I’m a road cycling dork. I’ve recently been into Greek wines. And I can be a bit of a dick but I swear I don’t mean it I just forget that saying everything that comes to my brain sometimes comes out in asshole. I say things with force but I’m actually quite flexible!

Tags below the fold (there’s a tumblr tag issue so sorry if this breaks- also why the tags are spaced weird lol)

@lee-ow pat pat pat @sgtmickeyslaughter @astaraels @guinguin1984 @suzy-queued

@mickeysgaymom @heymrspatel @gallavichsuperfan @rayrayor @bawlbrayker

@look-i-love-u @redwiccanrobin @sillygoofygoobersstuff @krysmiss

@spoonfulstar @doshiart @too-schoolforcool @creepkinginc @ian-galagher

@such-a-barbarian @blue-disco-lights @francesrose3 @ms-moonlight-inn @notherenewjersey

#tag you’re it #hi pocket friends #weekly tag wednesday #tag games #gallavich

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jonathanwrotethis · 24 days

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Authenticity

Following the quite predictable implosion and subsequent exodus of users from the hellscape that Twitter became once Elon gave free reign to the toxic horde, I “followed the spiders” across the internet in search of somewhere better to procrastinate.

A part of me asks “why bother”. There will always be somewhere new to discover - the internet never slows down. I'm often caught between the idea of setting up a beach-head for myself - becoming a fool on a hill - or descending into any of the “town squares” - the various popular social networks that seem to rise and fall every few years.

I’ve been writing a public journal - a “blog” - for over twenty years. Along the way I’ve seen countless platforms come and go. In the beginning of course there were no platforms - if you wanted to publish your thoughts it meant signing up for a web hosting account. Everybody was an island, and we would spend time building bridges among the archipelago.

In the same way that Wells' martians gazed jealously towards Earth, so Meta must have looked upon Twitter, given the speed with which they resurrected a long dead social experiment, re-badged it “Threads”, and set out on a spectacularly successful user trawling expedition.

For a while Threads seemed like it might be the future for many - an advertising free micro-blogging platform - a free start initially absent of marketers, advertisers, and trolls. Notice the word “initially”. A tipping point has been reached in recent weeks - a critical mass that has drawn the gaze of the brands, marketers and trolls. Suddenly the small-town feel of Threads has begun to erode - with it’s numerous small communities seeing the arrival of chain coffee shops, restaurants, bill-boards, shopping malls, and the inevitable army of trolls, attention seekers and “influencers” that follow any community where they might command eyeballs, hearts and minds.

We’ve been here before.

Blogger, ICQ, Geocities, LiveJournal, Vox, Posterous, Yahoo 360, Jaiku, Plurk, Tumblr, Wordpress, TypePad, MySpace, MoveableType, Google+, Buzz… I could go on.

While a few of those platforms are still with us, they are a shadow of what they once were. As each platform has taken it’s place in the sun migrations have emptied each of it’s neighbours. In more recent times “the community” came together to “fix” the ever-repeating cycle of silos and ring-fenced communities - giving birth to “the fediverse” - the “federated internet” - where no one company owns or controls either a platform, or your data. The only problem with this lofty ideal? It requires effort on the part of it’s users.

People are lazy. And busy.

Why even think about building your own city, when you can arrive on the doorstep of an already thriving metropolis and immediately set about finding your tribe? It explains why Mastodon, Pixeltube, Peerfed, Friendica, and Writefreely have never gained significant traction against the likes of Facebook, Instagram, and Threads.

I didn’t set out to write a monologue. I set out to wonder where might be best to “throw my hat” in the months ahead. Where might be “good enough”. Where I might find a tribe that doesn’t expect too much, but might also appreciate me quietly sitting in a corner and volunteering my tuppence-worth every now and again. Not sharing selfies every day like the attention-whore glitterati that have descended on Threads - more emptying my head into the keyboard about subjects that nobody else was thinking about, or really set out to read about.

You know the funny thing? I may have found my ultimate destination some time ago, but didn’t realise it.

Substack.

Yes, they’re paying to attract influential writers, and yes, they could do with a small army of user interface and interaction designers, but my word has their trajectory been spectacular. Where else can you find the likes of Patti Smith, Margaret Atwood, Salman Rushdie, Stephen Fry, Chuck Palahniuk, Nick Hornby, Richard Dawkins and Pamela Anderson (yes, that Pamela Anderson) writing personal blogs, alongside a rapidly growing community of old-media journalists, retired columnists, and plain-old-garden-bloggers such as myself?

Of course this is me though, and rather than switch platforms yet again, I’m trying to be everywhere, for everybody, all at once (isn’t that a movie title?). I’m cross-posting to Wordpress, Tumblr, Medium, and Substack.

Now and again the urge to find out what other’s think of each platform overtakes me, and a quick search uncovers an entire universe of commercial bloggers espousing Wordpress rule over the internet universe, and how you can buy their get-rich-quick series of posts, videos, and podcasts about how you too can live happily ever after while holed up in a perfect cabin with a laptop somewhere.

It strikes me that the same writers that destroyed Wordpress - turning it into a publishing rather than a blogging platform - arrive at any sufficiently popular platform and mansplain to the masses what to write, how to write, when to write it, and so on - you know, instead of telling anybody how their day went - unless of course that doesn’t preclude carefully posed, heavily photoshopped gym-flex photos of themselves inbetween yoga and boutique coffee shop visits.

I’m not ranting. In the words of the Dowager Countess of Grantham, “I’m explaining”. And certainly not mansplaining - more muttering to myself while the rest of the world gets on with it’s day, oblivious to the unfolding idiocy that doesn’t seem to matter to anybody else.

This post doesn’t really have a point. It’s just me - emptying my head - and wondering how many plates I can continue to spin until they all come crashing down.

Perhaps I do have a point though.

The famous writers that have begun to gather at Substack seem to be mostly independent - devoid of any sort of agenda or mission to prove the validity of what they might share. They are without publishers, agents, or marketers filtering, shaping, or writing their words for them. It’s refreshing, and brings about an authenticity that a lot of the “social internet” has been missing for a long time.

#Social #Internet #Writing #Blogging

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tyrellia · 1 year

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thinking about. Elves living in that cusp-of-modernity period that a lot of D&D-esque settings are in.

When guns show up, it’s a few short centuries to skyscrapers and the Internet. Imagine being a creature that lives thousands of years—You were born in an age of swords and spears, then lived to see so many of your schoolmates mowed down in trench warfare.

Now, the world may as well be a different planet. The humans are so divorced from the land that so many of them don’t even seem to understand why they should care, their languages have changed so much that you’ve had to relearn the same one five, six times just to keep working in that border town you live in. It’s a city now—The green is only in parks and on the side of the big highways. The last big market bazaars are giving way to impersonal online ordering.

… and then, at the end of the day, you help an old woman close up shop. You started this restaurant with your best friend, her great-great-great grandpa. You’ve always been a part of the family, no matter how many new faces you see his eyes in. You’ve lived so long, your savings will probably be enough to keep the shop from going out of business in the foreseeable future, but it’s an island of the old world.

Just like you. But it’s okay, because the little ones need help with their homework. Just like that old woman did, just like her parents. Even an island has the ocean for company.

#rambling #world building ideas #elves #fantasy

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checkcashing247 · 3 months

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thxnews · 4 months

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Boosting Cuba Economic Support Measures

New measures by the Biden administration aim to boost economic support for Cuban entrepreneurs and private businesses. Announced during a recent U.S. Department of State briefing, these initiatives are set to provide increased economic opportunities and foster closer engagement between American and Cuban people.

Traditional small business in Havana, Cuba. Photo by Jorge Royan. Wikimedia.

Expanding Financing for Cuban Entrepreneurs

The Biden administration's latest policy shift marks a significant step toward supporting the Cuban people. One of the most impactful changes is the removal of the cap on family remittances from the United States to Cuba. This move allows Cuban-Americans to send unlimited funds to their relatives, providing a crucial source of income and capital for families and small businesses. Additionally, the administration will now authorize donative remittances to support independent Cuban entrepreneurs. These remittances can be sent not only to family members but also directly to private businesses and self-employed workers in sectors like hospitality, food, and transportation services. This initiative aims to fuel the growth of small enterprises and boost the local economy.

Facilitating Access to U.S. Business Services

Another critical component of this policy is the authorization for U.S. companies to provide essential business services to Cuba's emerging private sector. These services are designed to help Cuban businesses scale and reach new markets, addressing long-standing constraints related to technology and resources. E-commerce Cuban entrepreneurs will now have access to U.S. e-commerce platforms, which can facilitate online sales and payment processing. This development is expected to significantly enhance the ability of Cuban businesses to operate efficiently and expand their customer base. Marketing and Advertising The policy also opens up opportunities for Cuban businesses to utilize U.S. marketing and advertising services. By gaining access to professional marketing strategies and tools, Cuban entrepreneurs can better promote their products and services, attracting a broader audience. Data Processing and Cloud Storage Access to U.S. data processing and cloud storage services will enable Cuban startups to manage their operations more effectively. These services are crucial for businesses looking to scale and streamline their workflows, ensuring they can compete in a global market. Cybersecurity Tools In the realm of cybersecurity, U.S. providers will offer tools to help protect Cuban businesses from cyber threats. As Cuban entrepreneurs expand their online presence, these tools will be vital in safeguarding their operations and customer data.

Cloud computer network. Photo by B S Drouin. Pixabay.

U.S. Business Services for Cuban Entrepreneurs

Service Type Benefits E-commerce Facilitates online sales and payments Marketing & Advertising Promotes products and services Data Processing Streamlines operations Cloud Storage Scales business efficiently Cybersecurity Tools Protects from cyber threats Expanding Internet Access and Connectivity To further support entrepreneurship, the U.S. will authorize exports to Cuba of internet services, hardware, and software. This includes allowing U.S. companies to participate in the construction and operation of telecommunications infrastructure on the island. Enhanced internet access will provide Cuban entrepreneurs with new opportunities to market and sell their products online, access global markets, and leverage digital tools and resources. Key Measures to Support Cuban Entrepreneurs - Removal of Cap on Family Remittances: - Allows unlimited funds from Cuban-Americans to relatives in Cuba. - Provides vital income and capital for families and small businesses. - Authorization of Donative Remittances: - Supports independent Cuban entrepreneurs. - Funds can go to private businesses and self-employed workers. - Facilitation of U.S. Business Services: - Includes e-commerce, marketing, data processing, and cybersecurity tools. - Enhances operational efficiency and market reach for Cuban businesses. The Final Word While these measures do not fully lift the economic embargo, they represent a meaningful shift in U.S. policy towards empowering the Cuban people through economic opportunities and private enterprise. The Biden administration hopes these steps will support the aspirations of Cubans for greater economic freedoms and self-determination, fostering a more prosperous future for Cuba's emerging private sector. Sources: THX News & US Department of State. Read the full article

#cloudstorage #Cubanentrepreneurs #dataprocessing #economicopportunities #familyremittances #internetaccess #marketingservices #policyshift #privatebusinesses #U.S.businessservices

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nataliaharrison · 4 months

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Jersey Market Keyword Research: Picking the Right Keywords for Your Audience

Effective keyword research is the foundation of seo jersey methods, bringing focused traffic to your website. Businesses in Jersey must know how to find and use the proper keywords to reach local customers. This technique optimizes content by identifying potential customers' search phrases and understanding their intent.

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Real Estate Innovators- Disruptive Models and Forward Thinkers like Craig DiPetrillo Rhode Island

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Real Estate Innovators: Disruptive Models and Forward Thinkers like Craig DiPetrillo Rhode Island

Innovation in Modern Real Estate

In the bustling world of real estate, the impetus for change continues to be the beacon of innovation. This dynamic force constantly reshapes age-old models, paving the way for fresh paradigms that undeniably transform the way we perceive and interact with property. Visionary leaders and disruptors in this space tirelessly push the envelope, introducing groundbreaking concepts and cutting-edge technologies that radically redefine how we purchase, sell, and inhabit properties. One such innovator, Craig Dipetrillo Rhode Island, stands out amidst this vibrant ecosystem. With a solid background spanning over three decades in architectural, engineering, and interior design, Craig's expertise is evident in the successful execution of various construction projects. His company, DiPetrillo Properties, specializes in investments and construction within the real estate industry, taking on the challenges posed by private, local, and state governments with ease. Often referred to as a 'bridge' of communication, his integral role in strategic planning, monitoring, and investing has had an undeniable impact in converting potential obstacles into opportunities for growth and development.

Rethinking Traditional Approaches

Craig DiPetrillo Rhode Island as president of DiPetrillo Properties, has been contributing his rich professional experience of more than three decades in architecture, engineering, and interior design to the real estate business. His company specializes in real estate investments and construction, with himself deeply involved in strategic planning and monitoring of construction projects. His ability to navigate through the complexities that private, local, and state governments often present in real estate projects is exemplary, earning him the moniker of a 'bridge' of communication. Despite the inherent challenges, these activities are not merely routine tasks for Craig. Instead, they form an integral part of his commitment to the real estate industry. An industry historically known for its reluctance to stray from conventional practices, is currently undergoing a significant transformation. This paradigm shift within the industry is driven by a handful of innovators like Craig DiPetrillo. These individuals are challenging long-established norms and introducing disruptive models that prioritize efficiency, accessibility, and sustainability. In the heart of such change, Craig DiPetrillo Rhode Island stands tall, demonstrating that it is indeed possible to maintain high standards of professionalism and integrity while still being an agent of disruptive change in the real estate industry.

One of the notable disruptions comes from the reconfiguration of the home-buying process. Innovators have leveraged technology to streamline transactions, making them more transparent and user-friendly. From virtual property tours to blockchain-powered smart contracts, these advancements enhance convenience while minimizing complexities associated with traditional purchasing methods.

Moreover, the rise of co-living and co-working spaces showcases a departure from the conventional concept of property ownership. Shared living spaces, designed to foster community and affordability, are gaining traction among younger demographics and urban dwellers seeking flexibility and a sense of belonging.

Embracing Technological Advancements

In the dynamic landscape of real estate, technology has established itself as a keystone of innovative advancements. Ground-breaking technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), augmented reality (AR), and the Internet of Things (IoT) are causing a paradigm shift in the way real estate properties are marketed, managed, and maintained. These emerging technologies are not only facilitating efficient operations but are also providing avenues for enhanced customer experiences and smart investments. From virtual property tours that leverage AR, to IoT-enabled smart homes that optimize energy consumption, and AI-powered bots assisting in property management, technology is paving the way for a new era in real estate. Amidst this tech-driven revolution, seasoned professionals like Craig DiPetrillo Rhode Island are employing these advanced tools to strategize, monitor, and invest in construction projects, ensuring the successful execution of real estate endeavors in the evolving market.

Artificial intelligence, for instance, has enabled predictive analytics, empowering real estate professionals to forecast market trends and make data-driven decisions. This technology optimizes pricing strategies, enhances customer experiences, and facilitates personalized property recommendations, ultimately streamlining the entire real estate lifecycle.

Furthermore, augmented reality (AR) has redefined property showcasing. Prospective buyers can now immerse themselves in virtual property tours, experiencing homes and spaces remotely with an unparalleled level of realism. This innovation not only saves time and resources but also expands the reach of property listings to a global audience.

The integration of IoT devices within properties has also gained momentum, offering smart solutions for energy efficiency, security, and convenience. From smart thermostats to connected security systems, these technologies not only enhance the quality of life for inhabitants but also increase property value and appeal.

Sustainability and Future-Centric Approaches

Visionaries like Craig DiPetrillo Rhode Island are championing the cause of sustainability. The increasing awareness of our environmental responsibility has brought sustainable construction methodologies, eco-friendly materials, and energy-saving designs to the forefront of property development endeavors.

Innovative projects are emerging, aiming for carbon neutrality and net-zero energy consumption. These developments prioritize renewable energy sources, incorporate eco-friendly materials, and implement smart infrastructure to minimize environmental impact while offering residents a sustainable lifestyle.

Moreover, the concept of adaptive reuse, refurbishing existing structures for new purposes, is gaining prominence. Innovators are creatively repurposing old buildings, transforming them into modern, functional spaces that contribute to the preservation of architectural heritage while meeting contemporary needs.

The real estate industry is undergoing a transformative phase, propelled by disruptive models and forward-thinking innovators. By reimagining traditional approaches, embracing technological advancements, and adopting sustainability as a guiding principle, these visionaries are shaping the future of real estate, ushering in an era of unprecedented possibilities and redefining the way we perceive, interact with, and inhabit properties.

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amirmalin · 11 months

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Amir Malin: Navigating the Intersection of Creativity and Business in the Film Industry

There is perhaps no greater test for the union of art and business than making a hit movie. It’s a storytelling on a global scale that costs millions of dollars and faces fierce competition for consumers’ discretionary dollars. In fact, it’s the very tension between artistic directors and finance-minded executives that often leads to box office bombs.

But for industry veteran Amir Jacob Malin, the challenge of marrying creative work to business sense has always been the best part of his job.

Throughout his decades-long career in the entertainment sector, Malin has consistently managed to straddle the line between left- and right-brained thinking to deliver both commercial and critical successes.

During his tenure, he helped transform a home video company into a hit studio, shepherded directors’ careers from obscurity to mass appeal, produced hit movies, and led companies to unprecedented success.

The making of a great executive

How does he do it? Perhaps it’s the unique approach Amir Malin has taken throughout his career that allows him to consistently make decisions that are both lucrative and artistically compelling.

Malin talked about his background at a finance panel discussion at the Cannes Film Festival in 2003. That approach was shaped early. While his professional training comes from Brandeis and Boston University School of Law, his artistic sensibility was shaped in screening rooms on Long Island.

A native of Great Neck, New York, Malin grew up around the children of movie executives in the days before the industry was completely rooted in Los Angeles. Many of his fondest memories involve watching yet-to-be-released films in the comfort of his friends’ homes.

During these special viewings, something about the art form connected with him, and Malin soon found himself spending his high school weekends driving to Manhasset to watch movies by Truffaut, Polankski, or Hitchcock play at the local art house theater.

As the years passed, his youthful sense of wonder crystallized into a deep passion for movies. But it was the time spent learning from his father, an entrepreneur, that revealed his natural acumen for business. He knew early on he wanted to combine both sides of himself into a career.

A vision for success

One of the clearest examples of Malin’s two-sided approach to movie industry came from the 1999 dark horse blockbuster, “The Blair Witch Project.” Famously shot on a paltry budget by three University of Florida students, the movie almost didn’t see wide distribution. It was only thanks to Malin and his colleagues at Artisan, who were the first executives to recognize the film’s commercial appeal.

Just hours after seeing “Blair Witch” at the Sundance Film Festival, Malin and his team inked a $1 million deal with the filmmakers for the rights to the film. There was just one problem—everyone thought they were wrong.

Inspired in part by the movie’s creative “found footage” style of filmmaking, Artisan spearheaded an innovative rollout plan. Under Malin’s guidance, the studio curated and spread an unofficial mythology of the film, using the early internet of 1999 as the grounds for a guerilla marketing campaign that carefully implied the movie was real recovered footage from a young documentary team.

Malin also made sure the movie opened slowly, showing on very few screens in major metropolitan areas in order to build buzz and attract excitement.

The stunts worked.

Despite its low budget, untested filmmaking team, and lack of interest from any major studio, “The Blair Witch Project” went to net $140 million at the American box office. It also cemented Artisan as a serious studio and Malin as a sharp executive with a keen artistic vision.

The end result

Building off the success of “Blair Witch,” Malin went on to secure or produce a series of independent and off-beat movies. Hits like “Requiem for a Dream” and “Van Wilder” followed, further establishing both him and his company as leading voices at the cutting-edge of filmed entertainment.

Financial success followed close behind. When Artisan was finally sold to Lions Gate Entertainment in 2003, Malin had presided over an unprecedented turnaround. The final sale brought a nearly 700 percent return for the original Bain Capital led shareholder group.

Just as remarkable as his success was his process. Despite working in the movie industry, Malin largely avoided Hollywood. He continued to live in New York, preferring to take trips to the West Coast when they were necessary. His position outside the bubble of Los Angeles allowed him to see the industry more clearly from afar.

Like all of his decisions, it was both shrewd and creative, the perfect blend of artistic vision and business knowhow.

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lisadigitalmarketer · 11 months

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Tips for Marketing Van Services Businesses on LinkedIn

The development of business-to-business (B2B) services in the Internet age has been revolutionary. Companies nowadays are making extensive use of social media to advertise their products and services, build brand awareness, and connect with potential customers.

When it comes to promoting their services and connecting with potential customers, B2B companies can't do better than LinkedIn, a social media site designed specifically for professionals. Marketing your van service company well on LinkedIn may be a game-changer in terms of attracting new customers and raising your company's profile.

In this post will take you on a tour of LinkedIn marketing, with a focus on the business-to-business market for van services. Our goal is to help your business succeed in the cutthroat market for B2B van services by exploring successful LinkedIn marketing tactics and providing useful advice.

Build a Powerful LinkedIn Business Profile

You should think of your LinkedIn company page as the hub of your LinkedIn presence. Creating a captivating and informative page that presents your van service in the best possible light is crucial.

Start with a headshot that is both professional and eye-catching, and a cover photo that matches your brand's personality. Make sure your company description clearly states what it is that you perform and how you differ from other B2B van services.

Include an in-depth description of your company's background, goals, and objectives in the "About Us" section. Use service-related keywords to increase your profile's visibility on LinkedIn and beyond. Create a positive first impression with an interesting and well-organized LinkedIn company profile, as this is often the initial point of contact between you and potential customers.

Utilizing Content Produced by Thought Leaders

Building confidence and credibility among your customer base necessitates establishing your organization as an industry leader in the B2B van services space. Creating and sharing helpful content on LinkedIn is one efficient strategy for reaching your goal audience. Put your knowledge and awareness of the industry to good use by publishing articles, sharing useful blogs, and offering insightful commentary.

Think about the problems that your target audience has before you start writing. For instance, you could highlight the benefits your "Long Island advertising" services offer in comparison to similar offerings from competitors.

If you offer airport transportation services in the Washington, DC area, you can draw in new customers by using anchor text on your website. Maintaining your audience's interest and keeping them up-to-date requires constant content distribution.

Interact Actively in LinkedIn Discussions

LinkedIn groups are active communities where people from different fields can talk about hot topics and share ideas. B2B van services can benefit from joining and actively participating in groups devoted to logistics, transportation, and similar sectors.

Subtly promoting your offerings by participating in discussions, offering advise, and answering inquiries is a great way to get noticed. In "Long Island search engine marketing," for instance, if you see a conversation regarding efficient logistics solutions for businesses, this would be a great opportunity to bring up your van service and how it can help with their transportation needs.

By maintaining a polite and expert demeanor, your van service will gain credibility and new customers will come to you rather than the other way around.

Using LinkedIn Ads to Reach Your Ideal Clients

LinkedIn's extensive advertising options allow you to zero in on a certain demographic. LinkedIn advertisements allow you to specifically target users based on demographic information as well as their job function, company size, and industry.

This is a great chance for van services to network with company decision-makers who could benefit from their transportation offerings.

You could try out sponsored articles or InMail campaigns. Use catchy, easy-to-understand language that will appeal to your demographic in your advertising.

Use the anchor term in your ad copy to attract companies on Long Island in need of dependable transportation. You can reach prospective customers who are interested in your services by investing in LinkedIn advertisements.

Work together with key opinion leaders and collaborators

By working with key opinion leaders and forming strategic alliances, your B2B van services company's profile will rise dramatically. Join forces with organizations and people whose offerings compliment your own.

Examples of such businesses are those that provide courier services, organize events, or arrange business trips. By working together, you may promote each other's products and services to a larger audience.

It's important to make sure any partnerships you enter fit in with the vision you have for your company. Working together on content, events, or webinars can help you reach and engage more people in your target demographic. To get the most out of this tactic, make your anchor text a natural part of the content you create together.

Examine and Modify Your Methods

The success of your LinkedIn advertising efforts can only be gauged by in-depth analysis. Measure the success of your company page, content, and ads using LinkedIn Analytics.

Follower growth, engagement, and click-through rates are all important metrics to track. You can learn a lot about what's working and what needs tweaking by analyzing this information.

Consider making more content with a similar theme if you see that posts including anchor text like "car service DC" earn more clicks than others. Your B2B audience's needs will change over time, so it's important to analyze and adjust your strategy on a regular basis to keep up.

Conclusion: Improve Your Van Services with LinkedIn Marketing

Connecting with potential customers, building industry connections, and developing your brand's thought leadership in the ever-evolving B2B services sector all start with LinkedIn. LinkedIn is a powerful tool for van service providers who take advantage of its features to reach out to decision-makers looking for solutions.

This can be done by creating a compelling company page, sharing thought leadership content with strategically placed anchor text such as "IAD to DCA," engaging actively in industry-specific groups, and leveraging targeted advertising campaigns.

By working with other thought leaders and industry partners, you can increase your exposure and reach more B2B professionals, while using data to fine-tune your LinkedIn strategy.

LinkedIn becomes the key to success for your B2B van services in a competitive environment, helping you to grow your brand, reach a wider audience, and adapt to the dynamic landscape of B2B transportation services.

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From voice assistants to algorithms predicting global market trends, artificial intelligence (AI) is seeing explosive growth. But as with any emerging technology, there comes a point where innovation risks giving way to oversaturation.The rapid proliferation of AI tools and solutions in recent months has ignited discussions among industry experts and investors alike. Are we witnessing the zenith of AI’s golden age, or are we on the precipice of a market saturated beyond capacity?The tech landscape has always been dynamic, with innovations often outpacing the market’s ability to adapt. Historical tech boom-and-bustsThe late 1990s saw the dot-com bubble, a period marked by exuberant optimism around internet-based companies. Startups with little more than a web presence achieved staggering valuations, only for many to crash spectacularly when the bubble burst.In 2017, the world witnessed a surge in initial coin offerings (ICOs), a fundraising method where new cryptocurrency projects sold their underlying tokens to investors. This period was marked by immense enthusiasm for the potential of blockchain and decentralized technologies. However, excitement often overshadowed the practicality and viability of many projects. As a result, investments were made in ventures that either had limited real-world applications or, in some cases, no genuine ties to cryptocurrency whatsoever.A notable example was during 2017’s “blockchain naming” trend with the company previously known as “Long Island Iced Tea Corp.” The company made soft drinks and had little to do with blockchain. In a bid to capitalize on the blockchain hype, the company rebranded itself as “Long Blockchain Corp.”Following this rebranding, the company’s stock price soared, with shares rising by an astonishing 275% in just one day. This increase, despite no substantial shift in its business model or operations, highlighted the speculative nature of the market at the time and the lengths to which companies would go to ride the blockchain wave.The enthusiasm was short-lived, however. According to Bitcoin.com, almost half of the projects offering ICOs in 2017 had failed by February 2018.AI’s impact goes beyond speculationWhile the dot-com and blockchain bubbles were characterized by speculation and, at times, a lack of authentic value, the AI wave is fundamentally different.Companies like Microsoft and Google are not just dabbling in AI — they’re integrating it into products and services that millions use daily, showcasing real-world applications that are actively improving industries.Michael Koch, co-founder and CEO of HubKonnect — an AI platform for local store marketing campaigns — told Cointelegraph: “The AI market feels saturated because people who thought they were technologists and failed at crypto are now moving onto the next hot technology, which is AI — but there are actually real builders and leaders in AI. There needs to be advanced eyes out there for people to really continue to build and take advantage of the evolution of AI.”Google’s generative AI, Google Bard, attracted over 140 million visitors in May alone, sports teams are receiving real-time analytics, and AI chatbots are becoming more time and cost-efficient.The modern AI gold rushThe allure of artificial intelligence has led to a surge in AI-driven tools, solutions and startups. According to Precedence Research, the global artificial intelligence market was valued at $454 billion in 2022 and is projected to grow to $538 billion in 2023. Venture capital (VC) has been a significant funding source for the AI sector in 2023. Data from PitchBook indicates that generative AI startups raised over $1.7 billion in Q1 of 2023, with an additional $10.7 billion worth of deals announced that were not yet completed. Some of the most notable raises included Google-backed Anthropic, which secured $450 million at a reported $5 billion valuation. Builder.AI raised $250 million. Mistral AI managed to raise $113 million without a product or even a proof-of-concept.

With the injection of VC thrown at these AI startups like wildfire, one can draw some similarities to the ICO bust. In that situation, there was also a lot of hype without any actual use cases or proof of viability. However, what distinguishes AI is its multitude of use cases and real-life examples of success. Take, for instance, ChatGPT, which rapidly reached 100 million users in just two months, demonstrating AI’s tangible impact.Yet, with this rapid growth and high valuations, some feel the AI market is overheating. JPMorgan’s chief markets strategist, Marko Kolanovic, believes the AI market is near its saturation point. As reported by Forbes, Kolanovic said the recent market uptick is a result of an “AI-driven bubble” and that the hype around the technology was due to the “popularization of chatbots that often fail in basic questions” rather than “AI-powered earnings growth.” Leif-Nissen Lundbæk, founder and CEO of generative AI company Xayn, has a contrasting view and believes we are only at the tip of the iceberg. He told Cointelegraph:“The AI market is not close to becoming saturated. Currently, companies have tried their hand here and there, with some proofs-of-concept materializing. The real large-scale production cases are only getting started, or are yet to come.”Between saturation and innovationThe sheer volume of companies entering the AI space has raised concerns about a potentially saturated market. Companies worldwide are now utilizing AI as part of their core functionalities. From 10Web’s no-code website builder to RainbowAI’s weather app, and from ICarbonX’s AI providing personalized health analyses to SherpaAI’s virtual personal assistant, the stage has been set for countless others to follow suit.Lundbæk recognizes that the influx of new companies could lead to the market becoming saturated in some areas but does not see it as a pertinent issue, stating, “The business-to-customer market is perhaps a bit more saturated but has not yet reached full capacity, while the business-to-business market is only in its infancy, even though AI has been around for a while. The vast majority of corporations are only using AI or machine learning for a few visible projects, if at all, that are easier to implement with lower risk, but aren’t applying it yet on a large scale.”Koch says that the influx of newcomers might give the illusion of an oversaturated AI market, but he views initial saturation as a necessary phase to foster future advancements.He stated: “AI will never be saturated because we are only on the first off-ramp of the AI super highway. It seems saturated because people from other industries are trying to step into the space, but when it comes down to innovation, there’s already a select group of companies that are so far ahead and that have been in the AI space for decades. To be able to drive innovation forward, saturation will arise at a basic level, but there are elite players and companies that are leading the future of AI.”Reflecting on AI’s market dynamicsThe rapid growth, high valuations and influx of new entrants into the AI realm have sparked debates about market saturation. Historical tech bubbles, such as the dot-com era and the blockchain hype, serve as reminders of the potential repercussions of unchecked growth and speculation.However, the depth of AI’s potential is far from fully realized. The technology’s tangible impact speaks to its practical and transformative nature.It’s evident that the AI market is multifaceted. As with any burgeoning technology, the challenge is to strike a balance between rapid growth and sustainable development.

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