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Meta laid off 11,000 employees, Binance intends to acquire FTX Exchange, and Tesla CEO Elon Musk sold 19.5 million shares of Tesla, worth approximately $3.95 billion dollars.
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Microsoft might be testing the idea of placing ads in the Windows 11 Start Menu. YouTube Shorts– YouTube’s TikTok-like feature– had 1.5 billion users a month who watched 30 billion videos a month as of the beginning of the year according to YouTube product manager Todd Sherman in a Verge story. Is this the future for YouTube? And Wired posted a story “TikTok’s Greatest Asset Isn’t Its Algorithm—It’s Your Phone” by Leo Kim. Is he right? Is this smartphone medium really TikTok’s secret sauce?
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Binance compra FTX, Starlink limita tus descargas e imagina tener tus juntas de Zoom en una sala de cine.
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-Netlix lanzó su Triviaverso, un juego de trivia interactivo que puedes jugar con el control remoto de tu televisión.
-Google y Renault Group extendieron sus planes de colaboración para incorporar el desarrollo de un “vehículo definido por software” basado en el sistema operativo Android Automotive.
-El gigante de las criptomonedas Binance firmó una carta con su intención de compra de FTX, un servicio de intercambio de criptomonedas con sede en las Bahamas.
-El servicio de Internet satelital de SpaceX, Starlink, informó a sus clientes que establecerá un límite de datos mensuales de 1 terabyte tanto en los Estados Unidos como en Canadá a partir de diciembre.
-En Estados Unidos, la cadena exhibidora de películas AMC anunció una colaboración con Zoom para poder usar sus salas de cine como espacios para videoconferencias
Análisis: ¿Quién llenará las salas vacías?
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AMC partnered with Zoom to use theaters for videoconferencing, Netflix launches an interactive trivia game, and Google partners with Renault Group on a “software-defined vehicle.”
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Netflix with ads is here and we’re seeing the technical silhouette of the project–missing media and incompatible hardware are on the menu so far. Plus, Warner Brothers-Discovery say they’ll make a merged app and raise the price soon! All that and more on Cordkillers! With special guest Brian Dunaway.
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Apple has plans for Siri from making its activation phrase snappier to integrating it into third-party products. How plausible are the effects of cosmic radiation on causing errors in our electronics and do we need to pay more attention to it? And Airbnb is planning to make its pricing more transparent to customers so they don’t suffer sticker-shock when they pay the bill.
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Informes de gobierno en el metaverso, confiscan dominios de Z-Library y recuperan más de 3 mil millones de dólares en Bitcoin.
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-El diputado Javier López Casarín es el primer legislador a nivel mundial en presentar un informe de actividades desde el metaverso.
-En diciembre, Aribnb permitirá a los clientes mostrar el costo total por estadía, incluyendo las tarifas, en lugar de solo mostrar el costo por noche.
-La aplicación de mensajería Telegram incorporó la opción de transcripción de mensajes de video, la cual estaba disponible para los usuarios de Telegram Premium pero ahora puede ser usado por todos.
-El Departamento de Justicia de los Estados Unidos anunció que las fuerzas de la ley recuperaron $3,360 millones de dólares en bitcoin
-El Departamento de Justicia de los Estados Unidos confisco los dominios de la biblioteca digital Z-Library, la cual ofrecía acceso a más de 11 millones de libros y 84 millones de artículos.
Análisis: La Difusión Cultural Ilegal
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Meta plans large-scale layoffs for the first time, Twitter will roll out the new Twitter Blue on November 9th, and Airbnb will now let people see the total cost of stays up front.
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