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I also have a video version of this post (in case you're more visually inclined): Red Hat and CentOS When Red Hat took over the CentOS project back in 2014, there was a mixed, but mostly positive reaction. The CentOS maintainers were sometimes having a hard time keeping up with upstream changes in Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), and major releases like version 7 and 8 were challenging due to the required architecture changes. So Red Hat's willingness to come in and backstop CentOS was generally a good thing—for a time. Last month, Red Hat dropped a bombshell: CentOS users who had started a...

The future of digital out-of-home advertising in Canada remains uncertain Download Share The hardest-hit ad sector in 2020 was out-of-home (OOH) ad spending, according to our estimates. Lingering concerns about crowded public spaces will potentially drag on the sector for years. On the road to recovery, we expect programmatic buying of digital out-of-home (DOOH) ad inventory will claim a larger share than the small slice it holds today. In our pre-pandemic ad spending forecast for Canada, we anticipated OOH would be the sole traditional format to experience positive growth in 2020. After a r...

TikTok continues its ascent, but Instagram is still king.

Fork that noise, says cloud giant amid licensing drama Share Copy Amazon Web Services has responded to Elastic adopting more-restrictive software licenses by simply forking the latter's Elasticsearch and Kibana products with an open-source license. This basically means developers have a choice: use software developed by Elastic that has a somewhat limited license, or an open-source offshoot developed by a gigantic technology company that also offers it as the Amazon Elasticsearch Service in the cloud. Last week, Elastic announced it will drop the open-source Apache 2.0 licence for its...

The eMarketer team deliberated extensively to select the 10 key digital trends to watch in 2021 from a list of 43. Which trends narrowly missed the cut? Here’s our first in a series of additional transformative developments that ought to be on your radar in the year ahead.