Marie, Christine, bureau

QZ

• Could you handle being a health minister during a pandemic? April 13, 2021
  Austria's Rudolf Anschober quit because of burnout and exhaustion. Could you handle the world's worst job?
  Annabelle Timsit
• In lockdown, people tuned in to Twitch just to watch other people talk April 13, 2021
  Twitch viewership doubled during the pandemic. Mostly, users were logging to watch people sit in front of their webcams and talk.
  Samanth Subramanian
• China wants regular citizens to monitor online comments for “harmful” history April 13, 2021
  It's another effort by the Party to enlist patriotic internet users as citizen censors.
  Jane Li
• What can a boycott of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics achieve? April 13, 2021
  The 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics boycott, and the 1936 Olympics in Nazi Germany, hold lessons for what the US should do today.
  Annabelle Timsit
• Canada is the next stop for Nigeria’s first bus-hailing startup April 13, 2021
  Startups like Plentywaka are trying to solve for global problems, which makes an international debut as promising as a continental one.
  Grace Akinosun
• Fukushima water, lessons from Texas, $21 million moon rocks April 13, 2021
  The top news stories of the day included Japan's decision to release treated radioactive water, and continuing protests in the US.
  Hasit Shah
• When will India resume international flights? April 13, 2021
  While travellers are restricted, there's bad news for the already ailing aviation industry.
  Niharika Sharma
• For Indians living on the margins, the fear of a lockdown is greater than that of Covid-19 April 13, 2021
  The biggest fear for a vast section of India’s population is not the virus at all. For working-class Indians, particularly daily-wage earners, the scariest part of this second wave is the possibility of another lockdown.
  Aarefa Johari
• While the Indian government was busy banning Chinese apps, Indians were busy buying Chinese smartphones April 13, 2021
  China's Xiaomi held on to its pole position in the world's second-largest smartphone market throughout 2020.
  Ananya Bhattacharya
• Water officials are begging Las Vegas to outlaw ornamental grass April 12, 2021
  "Nonfunctional" grass in streets and office parks draw billions of gallons of water in the desert city.
  Tim McDonnell
• All the big summer music festivals still on for 2021 April 12, 2021
  EDC, Reading & Leeds, Bonnaroo and more plan to return this year, but they'll look different—and could require proof of vaccination.
  Adam Epstein
• How to fight the myth of vaccine scarcity April 12, 2021
  86% of the vaccines given to date have gone to people in high- and upper-middle-income countries, an inequity that threatens to prolong the pandemic. 
  Katherine Bell
• Could climate-conscious shoppers kill fast fashion? April 12, 2021
  Investment bank UBS believes a consumer backlash to fast fashion could lurk on the horizon, with implications for companies such as Zara and H&M.
  Marc Bain
• In his new posthumous album, Prince calls the US “land of the free, home of the slave” April 12, 2021
  With the Derek Chauvin trial proceeding in Minneapolis, 2010's Welcome 2 America focuses on politics and racial justice.
  Hasit Shah
• Coinbase’s CEO got paid three times Goldman’s CEO in 2020—and other pre-IPO surprises April 12, 2021
  Coinbase makes a lot of money, but regulatory risks loom for the soon-to-be public company.
  John Detrixhe
• “Er xuan yi”: The business tactic that led to Alibaba’s $2.8 billion antitrust fine April 12, 2021
  The regulator's statement offers the most detailed look so far at how companies like Alibaba use a controversial business tactic.
  Jane Li
• India approves the Russian vaccine in the midst of a virulent second Covid-19 wave April 12, 2021
  Sputnik V, developed by Russia’s Gamaleya Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, was granted an emergency use authorisation by India’s subject expert committee on vaccines.
  Manavi Kapur
• Voting legislation, healthy buildings, skinny jeans April 12, 2021
  The top news stories included China's plans to mix vaccines to boost efficacy, and major US companies' efforts to boost voter participation.
  Hasit Shah
• Texas has a cautionary tale for Biden’s infrastructure plan April 12, 2021
  Why are taxpayers are bailing out the worst-performing oil companies?
  Tim McDonnell
• India’s Covid-19 situation is becoming worse by the day April 12, 2021
  India is currently the world's highest contributor to fresh Covid-19 cases, with numbers worsening every day. In large Indian metropolises, the healthcare facilities are overburdened.
  Manavi Kapur

Ezoic seo

• How I Made A Fast WordPress Site With Ads Using Ezoic Leap March 24, 2021
  The post How I Made A Fast WordPress Site With Ads Using Ezoic Leap appeared first on Ezoic.
  Tyler Bishop
• Where to Buy and Sell Websites March 19, 2021
  If you are looking to know more about buying and selling websites, you have come to the right place. This article includes details for anybody who is looking to sell their site. It will also include details for those who are looking to buy a site to add to their portfolio. How do you make […]
  Jon Gillham
• Announcing Ezoic Leap, A Website Performance Toolset March 18, 2021
  The post Announcing Ezoic Leap, A Website Performance Toolset appeared first on Ezoic.
  Tyler Bishop
• How to Find Articles to Update & Improve SEO Performance March 18, 2021
  In SEO, every new year brings new competitors, updates, and higher standards for the content Google and other search engines want to rank on the web. For some site owners, the solution is to ever expand their site’s content footprint. While that is a good tactic, you don’t want to count out another golden SEO […]
  Craig Casazza
• How to Purchase Website Content That Works March 17, 2021
  If you’re a digital entrepreneur, you know the importance of good content. You also know the difficulties of creating said content. In this article, we’re looking at a popular alternative to creating your own content – buying it. That’s right, many web publishing entrepreneurs purchase content to populate their sites. This saves them time, and […]
  Jon Gillham
• Ezoic Access Now 526966-ef5919 March 15, 2021
  The post Ezoic Access Now 526966-ef5919 appeared first on Ezoic.
  Amanda Brawn
• Ezoic Access Now Beta Sign-up Cohort 3 March 11, 2021
  The post Ezoic Access Now Beta Sign-up Cohort 3 appeared first on Ezoic.
  Amanda Brawn
• 3 Easy Wins to Increase Website Valuations March 9, 2021
  Editors note: standard integrations with Ezoic do not support infinite scroll. Additionally, most ad ops professionals agree that infinite scroll reduces revenue, both short and long-term. For more information, please visit our blog post on ad dilution and viewability. As media publishers, we are always looking for creative ways to increase a website’s revenue. There […]
  Mushfiq S
• How to Use Smaller Topics to Write Longer Articles March 3, 2021
  Sometimes publishers find themselves with useful information that would benefit their readers but there isn’t enough content to fill an entire blog. Instead of trying to stretch out the topic, you can use something called the Army Ants method to take multiple smaller topics and create a full-length blog. Writing articles with the Army Ants […]
  Morten Storgaard
• Thank you – Confirm Access Now Sign Up March 2, 2021
  The post Thank you – Confirm Access Now Sign Up appeared first on Ezoic.
  Amanda Brawn

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