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In today’s society, homelessness is a pressing issue that affects millions of individuals worldwide. However, amidst this challenging landscape, organizations like InvisiblePeople.tv and the founder, Mark Horvath, have emerged as beacons of hope for change. The Story Behind InvisiblePeople.tv Invisiblepeople.tv was founded by Mark Horvath, a former television executive who, after experiencing his own spell of homelessness, decided to shed light on the issue …
Introduction and Background Kaqun water, a unique therapeutic water enriched with oxygen, has garnered attention for its remarkable healing properties and rejuvenating effects on the body. Through case studies and research findings, Kaqun water has demonstrated its ability to promote tissue regeneration, alleviate scars, address respiratory conditions, and potentially support cancer treatment. By enhancing oxygen delivery to cells and improving …
Surviving the War: A Leader’s Perspective on Navigating Business Operations During Crisis Paul Okhrem is a dimensional partner at eLogic Commerce, delivering turnkey e-commerce solutions on SFCC, Magento, BigCommerce, and Shopify Plus; a company with its roots in Ukraine, although they recently moved their headquarters to Estonia. Paul Okhrem and I discussed the impact of the Ukraine war on his …
For immediate release May 24, 2022 In partnership with Rehan Allahwala of Rehan Foundation, Saqib Azhar of Enablers, Sunny Ali of Extreme Commerce, and Yawar Siddique of Repstack to train up the 60% of the population that are young adults. Mr. Yu believes that everyone should have a laptop, high speed internet connection, and a job making 100,000 rupees a …
The media continues to contort this Cambridge Analytica-Facebook story. I was just on CNN International to shed some light on this “scandal.” This is what you need to know about the Facebook Fiasco. 1) Facebook cannot solve this problem. There was no data breach. It was never possible for Cambridge Analytica to use that data for personalized targeting. This is …
By Enrique J. Gonzales One San Diego lawyer had more buzz on Facebook last week than all of Coca-a-Cola – one of the largest consumer product brands on the planet. Immigration lawyer Jacob J. Sapochnick trumped the fizzy sugary soda in people talking about him – PTAT or “people talking about this” in the past seven days. Mr. Sapochnick had …
That’s what this opinion piece for Entrepreneur Magazine argues. The writer claims that because the amount of sharing is doubling every year, there is now so much information out there that people can’t cope. And Facebook’s algorithms cannot adjust. Every time someone logs into Facebook, there are an average of 1,500 pieces of content that they “could” see, were Facebook …
