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Back in June, YouTube Music for Android got a redesigned Now Playing UI that did a great deal to help modernize the streaming service, and it’s now finally coming to iPhones. Update 8/4: Since the weekend, more and more users have encountered the revamped player. Make sure you’re on the latest app version (4.39) on iOS, while ending the current song you’re playing (by closing the mini-player), closing YouTube Music from multitasking, and starting another tune should load the new experience. We’re not seeing this UI on iPad right now because Google does not appear to have created a portrait variant of this interface. Update 7/31: In March, the Now Playing redesign appeared for very few YouTube Music users with iPhones. As of yesterday, a wider rollout seems to be underway. There are a handful of reports in the past 24 hours, but it’s still not widely available for all. It’s unclear why the launch took this long as it fully appeared on Android in June of 2020. This redesign has not been seen yet on the iPad, but it’s available for both phones with home buttons and gestures. Meanwhile, a slight difference between the Android and iOS version is…

A computer-generated image of how Taylor Wimpey's planned housing development in Helensburgh might look if a formal planning application is approved by Argyll and Bute Council TIME is running out for people in Helensburgh to tell one of the country's biggest home builders what they think of proposals for a major new housing development in the town. Taylor Wimpey wants to build 307 new houses, with between one and five bedrooms, on part of the land currently occupied by Helensburgh Golf Club in the north-east of the town. One quarter of the houses – 78 in total – will be 'affordable', for social rent by Dunbritton Housing Association. The company's proposals also include new holes for the golf club, replacing the ones on which it plans to build houses, as well as new golfing facilities and a new clubhouse to replace the existing building, which is earmarked for demolition. Plan held the last of its public consultation events via Zoom on Friday, and has now published details of its proposals online following an initial consultation in February.  » Read More

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Today, Vimeo Inc Inc’s (NASDAQ: VMEO) stock fell $0.65, accounting for a 1.45% decrease. Vimeo opened at $44.58 before trading between $44.58 and $43.31 throughout Tuesday’s session. The activity saw Vimeo’s market cap fall to $6,608,954,289 on 309,251 shares -below their 30-day average of 946,787. Visit Vimeo Inc's profile for more information. About The Nasdaq Stock Market The Nasdaq Stock Market is a global leader in trading data and services, and equities and options listing. Nasdaq is the world's leading exchange for options volume and is home to the five largest US companies - Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet and Facebook. To get more information on Vimeo Inc and to follow the company's latest updates, you can visit the company's profile page here: Vimeo Inc's Profile. For more news on the financial markets be sure to visit Equities News. Also, don't forget to sign-up for the Daily Fix to receive the best stories to your inbox 5 days a week. Sources: Chart is provided by TradingView based on 15-minute-delayed prices. All other data is provided by IEX Cloud as of 8:05 pm ET on the day of publication. DISCLOSURE: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the…

— The Siouxland News at Sunrise Facebook "Question of the Day" for this Wednesday, Aug. 4th, is - when was the last time you used a chalkboard?  » Read More

In LinkedIn's recent pursuit to inspire more users to join the platform, it keeps creating better opportunities to let creativity shine. LinkedIn has been making changes to its tools by upgrading them and expanding the opportunity for growth through the LinkedIn learning region. The company recently acquired a video making platform that specializes in 'how-to' videos named Jumprope.Jumprope is a popular video making platform, that let creators upload videos with the help of a wide range of tools and videos as well as still images. Along with the preset formulas and overlays, creators are able to finalize quality tutorials in no time. The decision to combine a video-making platform in the regular job-seeking platform makes it seem like LinkedIn is trying to get more of the 'Domestika' and 'Patreon' vibes, seeing how the two platforms are perhaps the best platforms in terms of learning work.Jumprope promises to exclusively work on the LinkedIn tools to better fit them with the video-creating app. The purpose is to create tools that are solely LinkedIn's however have the vast variability that Jumprope tools propose.According to the CEO of Jumprope, learning can be a pretty tedious process, but an everlasting process nevertheless. He claims that…

Elaine Thompson-Herah, the fastest woman in the world with a fresh Olympic record, was temporarily blocked from Instagram on Tuesday. Thompson-Herah said she lost access to the app after posting videos of her gold medal-winning 100-meter and 200-meter races. It was a repeat "double-double" for the Jamaican runner, adding to 2016 Rio golds in each discipline. She is the first woman to defend both titles at once. But all that didn't stop Instagram from taking it easy on her for copyright infringement. Thompson-Herah shared videos of her competitions with her 310,000 followers. Her story was stacked with shots from friends and family of the TV airing her race alongside congratulatory notes to her. About seven hours after posting on Twitter of her ban, she wrote on her Instagram story, "my block is cleared" with smiling emojis. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) owns the Olympics and associated intellectual property, not individual athletes, and has strict rules on how it's used. Instagram does not allow users to post content violating someone else's intellectual property rights, and has eyes out for the big violations like during the Olympics. Athletes have had more success showing glimpses of life behind the scenes rather than footage of the actual events…

An Instagram post by TV star Lauren Goodger has been banned because she didn't clearly mark it as an advert.Lauren, 34, had been paid for the post, which promoted a foreign exchange - or forex - trading tips service.Foreign exchange is the conversion of one currency into another. Forex trading is essentially betting on the value of a currency going up or down.Lauren's post featured a screenshot of a WhatsApp chat suggesting a customer had made profits of £1,730 in two days.The caption by the former Only Way Is Essex star claimed the forex trader, named hannahd.fx, had been "consistently profitable".She went on to encourage people to message the trader.'Must not appear again'In the UK, social media stars have to make clear if they are being paid by a company to promote its business.A reader complained that Lauren's post was not obviously identifiable as an ad and the claims about profitability were misleading.The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) agreed with the complaint, noting "the post did not feature the label '£ad', or a similar, prominent identifier".The ASA also said it had not seen any evidence to support the claims about profits in the ad, and ruled that it was therefore misleading.It…

Job supply in India is increasing and hiring trends are showing encouraging signs. According to the Labour Market Update for June 2021 by LinkedIn, hiring in the country is around 42 per cent above pre-Covid levels. The report highlights that there was a hiring squeeze in April 2021 amid the second wave of Covid-19 pandemic in the country. However, hiring has been recovering at a steady pace. In June 2021, while it was 42 per cent higher, in May 2021 it was 35 percent higher as compared to pre-Covid levels of 2019. The report mentions the recovery in hiring is due to a release of pent-up hiring as companies had been cautious towards hiring in 2020 due to the COVID19 pandemic. At the same time, a lot of aggressiveness has also been observed among applicants. Another increasing trend is also being witnessed in applications per applicant. As compared to last year applications per applicant has increased to 1.2 times. LinkedIn data suggests that applicants are actively seeking jobs. Another important aspect which the report highlighted was about professionals who are more likely to get opportunities. According to report, professionals who upskill will find themselves with job opportunities from a wider…

Facebook Inc. cut off a New York University research project’s accounts and access to the platform, effectively shutting down a study of the social-media giant’s targeting of political ads. The NYU Ad Observatory, launched last September by the university’s engineering school, recruited more than 6,500 volunteers to use a special browser extension to collect data about the political ads Facebook shows them. Soon after, Facebook, which hadn’t given permission for the project, demanded the researchers cease collecting the data. On Tuesday, Facebook disabled the accounts, apps, Facebook pages and platform access associated with the project and its operators. “NYU’s Ad Observatory project studied political ads using unauthorized means to access and collect data from Facebook, in violation of our Terms of Service,” Mike Clark, Facebook’s product management director, said in a statement posted to the company’s website Tuesday. Facebook, he said, moved to stop unauthorized scraping and comply with an agreement the company entered into with the U.S. government to address past privacy missteps. Mr. Clark says the project’s browser extension was programmed to evade Facebook’s detection systems and scrape data including usernames,  » Read More