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Duopoly over: Google and Meta get less than 50% of online advertising money

Duopoly over: Google and Meta get less than 50% of online advertising money

Photo: M.I.A. Studio (Shutterstock) Science fiction author Stephen R. Donaldson said that “everything dies, from the smallest blade of grass to the greatest galaxy”. A few years ago, I might have told you that was true, about everything but Google and Meta’s advertising business. My, how times change. Google and Meta control less than 50% …

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Investors are comfortable with Internet of Things startups, a tech conduit for retailers

Investors are comfortable with Internet of Things startups, a tech conduit for retailers

Crashing markets are pushing investors to pull funding from startups that make internet-connected devices for retailers, threatening to stifle an innovation pipeline for emerging tools like smart shopping carts and inventory management robots. Many stores, which have come to rely on software-connected systems during the Covid-19 pandemic, are now harnessing these capabilities to gain efficiencies …

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Investors are comfortable with Internet of Things startups, a tech conduit for retailers

Investors are comfortable with Internet of Things startups, a tech conduit for retailers

Crashing markets are pushing investors to pull funding from startups that make internet-connected devices for retailers, threatening to stifle an innovation pipeline for emerging tools like smart shopping carts and inventory management robots. Many stores, which have come to rely on software-connected systems during the Covid-19 pandemic, are now harnessing these capabilities to gain efficiencies …

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Investors are comfortable with Internet of Things startups, a tech conduit for retailers

Investors are comfortable with Internet of Things startups, a tech conduit for retailers

Crashing markets are pushing investors to pull funding from startups that make internet-connected devices for retailers, threatening to stifle an innovation pipeline for emerging tools like smart shopping carts and inventory management robots. Many stores, which have come to rely on software-connected systems during the Covid-19 pandemic, are now harnessing these capabilities to gain efficiencies …

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