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People Inc. CEO: We’re not turning off Google crawlers yet
People Inc.’s CEO Neil Vogel said the company won’t block Google’s crawlers — not because execs don’t want to, but because they don’t want to lose out on any potential referral traffic. In a company earnings call on Tuesday, Vogel voiced a dilemma shared by many in the publishing industry, who want to block Google’s AI…
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People Inc. CEO: We’re not turning off Google crawlers yet
People Inc.’s CEO Neil Vogel said the company won’t block Google’s crawlers — not because execs don’t want to, but because they don’t want to lose out on any potential referral traffic. In a company earnings call on Tuesday, Vogel voiced a dilemma shared by many in the publishing industry, who want to block Google’s AI…
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People Inc. CEO: We’re not turning off Google crawlers yet
People Inc.’s CEO Neil Vogel said the company won’t block Google’s crawlers — not because execs don’t want to, but because they don’t want to lose out on any potential referral traffic. In a company earnings call on Tuesday, Vogel voiced a dilemma shared by many in the publishing industry, who want to block Google’s AI…
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People Inc. CEO: We’re not turning off Google crawlers yet
People Inc.’s CEO Neil Vogel said the company won’t block Google’s crawlers — not because execs don’t want to, but because they don’t want to lose out on any potential referral traffic. In a company earnings call on Tuesday, Vogel voiced a dilemma shared by many in the publishing industry, who want to block Google’s AI…
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People Inc. CEO: We’re not turning off Google crawlers yet
People Inc.’s CEO Neil Vogel said the company won’t block Google’s crawlers — not because execs don’t want to, but because they don’t want to lose out on any potential referral traffic. In a company earnings call on Tuesday, Vogel voiced a dilemma shared by many in the publishing industry, who want to block Google’s AI…
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People Inc. CEO: We’re not turning off Google crawlers yet
People Inc.’s CEO Neil Vogel said the company won’t block Google’s crawlers — not because execs don’t want to, but because they don’t want to lose out on any potential referral traffic. In a company earnings call on Tuesday, Vogel voiced a dilemma shared by many in the publishing industry, who want to block Google’s AI…
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People Inc. CEO: We’re not turning off Google crawlers yet
People Inc.’s CEO Neil Vogel said the company won’t block Google’s crawlers — not because execs don’t want to, but because they don’t want to lose out on any potential referral traffic. In a company earnings call on Tuesday, Vogel voiced a dilemma shared by many in the publishing industry, who want to block Google’s AI…
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People Inc. CEO: We’re not turning off Google crawlers yet
People Inc.’s CEO Neil Vogel said the company won’t block Google’s crawlers — not because execs don’t want to, but because they don’t want to lose out on any potential referral traffic. In a company earnings call on Tuesday, Vogel voiced a dilemma shared by many in the publishing industry, who want to block Google’s AI…
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People Inc. CEO: We’re not turning off Google crawlers yet
People Inc.’s CEO Neil Vogel said the company won’t block Google’s crawlers — not because execs don’t want to, but because they don’t want to lose out on any potential referral traffic. In a company earnings call on Tuesday, Vogel voiced a dilemma shared by many in the publishing industry, who want to block Google’s AI…
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Kai Cenat’s Streamer U was a ‘masterclass’ for brands looking to tap content creators
Last week, streamer Kai Cenat (who has tens of millions of followers across Instagram, Twitch, and YouTube) hosted the second-annual Streamer University, a five-day creator bootcamp at Hendrix College in Conway, Arkansas that was streamed live on Twitch and YouTube. During the bootcamp, larger creators like Ludwig Ahren and Imane “Pokimane” Anys gave classes to…