E-commerce, cloud storage and online video behemoth, Amazon Inc., recently announced that it has reached an agreement with MGM Holdings to acquire the movie conglomerate for $8.5 billion, a move that highlights that the company owned by tycoon Jeff Bezos is ready to use heavy artillery in the video streaming war. What are the implications […]
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Although Google has transformed the scope of Internet searches, making an exponential leap in the improvement of information classification and identification models and methodologies, as the inexhaustible production of data reaches almost infinite volumes of bytes, the world is urging for new technologies to efficiently manage the avalanche of information that is produced every second
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Television channels such as MTV, Nickelodeon or Discovery, achieved audience successes at the end of the last century through a bold strategy of incorporating humanist experts, who were in charge of designing content based on the characterization of target audiences, producing customized stories and revolutionizing the content industry. Based on the same principle, companies like
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Finding something on the Internet is one of the biggest challenges that have resulted from the formation of our current information society and although in the collective imagination the simplest answer is to use Google, there is an open-source technology behind the scenes that is changing the way we search for and retrieve information from
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“Cord-cutting” is a term used to refer to the cancellation of service that users have contracted with cable television companies. This phenomenon is widely talked about, as it saves a monthly item in consumers’ budgets and mainly affects telecommunications companies in the United States, as it is a direct consequence of the appearance of cloud
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In America, the strong neoliberal regulatory tradition has promoted ex-post regulatory schemes, that is, we regulate long after changes occur, which allows the market to adjust itself during implementation periods. But although experience has shown that subsequent regulation allows for greater innovation, it is also true that it generates a notable absence of the State
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