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How brand marketing helps improve E-A-T signals: An introduction - Vimarsana News

How brand marketing helps improve E-A-T signals: An introduction

Learn the core principles of good brand marketing and how it can positively demonstrate expertise, authoritativeness and trustworthiness.

Bumble makes cyberflashing detection tool available as open-source code - Vimarsana News

Bumble makes cyberflashing detection tool available as open-source code

Bumble has made its AI cyberflashing tool 'private detector' available as an open-source code so that the wider tech community can join the fight against non-consensual nude images.

The Right Stuff: the new conservative dating app which has unsurprisingly, failed to attract women - Vimarsana News

The Right Stuff: the new conservative dating app which has unsurprisingly, failed to attract women

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A new conservative dating app has, unsurprisingly, failed to attract women - Vimarsana News

A new conservative dating app has, unsurprisingly, failed to attract women

There appears to be an absence of female-users on the new conservative dating app The Right Stuff, which has launched in the US.

The Right Stuff: the new conservative dating app which has unsurprisingly failed to attract women - Vimarsana News

The Right Stuff: the new conservative dating app which has unsurprisingly failed to attract women

Dating apps are not merely a platform for personal relationships. As Lik Sam Chan, assistant professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, explores in his research, apps are an emerging arena for gender and politics.

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