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Monthly Archives: April 2017
How The New York Times Handled Unprecedented Election-Night Traffic Spike
Election of 2012 brought the site to its knees; its current CTO wasn’t going to let it happen again last November. Continue reading
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What are Touchpoints and Why Does Each One Count?
The post What are Touchpoints and Why Does Each One Count? appeared first on HostGator Blog . As you look into marketing tips for your new business, you’ll probably see references to “touchpoints.” What are they, and what role do they play in a successful small business marketing strategy? Consider this blog your personal Touchpoints 101 class. We’ll cover the basics of how to identify touchpoints, create positive ones, and use them to build your business. […] Find the post on the HostGator Blog Continue reading
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H-1B Applications Drop as U.S. Employers Anticipate Reforms
Employers applied for about 16 percent fewer H-1B visas for highly skilled workers this year than in 2016, possibly reflecting concern that the Trump administration is taking a more restrictive approach to the program. Continue reading
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Oracle Targets Developers with Wercker Acquisition
Oracle announced on Monday that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Wercker, a continuous integration and delivery platform. The terms of the deal have not been disclosed. Continue reading
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Recap: WHIR Networking Event Las Vegas
The WHIR was in Las Vegas last week for Channel Partners Conference & Expo and to host a networking event. Continue reading
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