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Host unlimited websites for $2.78/month vs. the usual $10+

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Image: StackCommerce TL;DR: Get an IONOS Web Hosting Plus 3-year subscription plan for $99.99 (MSRP $288). Web hosting can cost $10+ monthly—especially if you’re building multiple projects or want enterprise-grade reliability. But this deal brings the cost way down. With IONOS Web Hosting Plus, you’ll get three full years of hosting for about $2.78 per month without compromising on …

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A popular new PDF editor is now only $40 for life (reg. $119)

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Image: StackCommerce TL;DR: Replace your Adobe Acrobat monthly subscription with PDF Agile now that a lifetime subscription is only $40. Adobe Acrobat isn’t the only reliable PDF editor around anymore, and its newest competitor doesn’t charge a monthly fee. Instead of paying for Acrobat indefinitely, now you can get PDF Agile for life on sale for $39.99 (reg. $119). With …

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Amazon’s next frontier in advertising: the cloud infrastructure it runs on

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The ad dollars are nice but the real prize for Amazon is the infrastructure itself – the rails on which the entire system runs.  Up until now that’s been the quiet part of its ad strategy. Moving forward it’s saying it out loud. The company is launching a managed cloud network built specifically to handle …

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Media Briefing: Step by step, publishers are building toward an agent-led ad business

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This Media Briefing covers the latest in media trends for Digiday+ members and is distributed over email every Thursday at 10 a.m. ET. More from the series → This week’s Media Briefing looks at how publishers are laying the rails for agent-led buying. We look beyond the hype at the reality of what agents are …

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E-commerce sites see low sales from ChatGPT traffic, new study finds

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ChatGPT is sending more shoppers to e-commerce sites, but most aren’t buying. A new working paper from researchers at the University of Hamburg and the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management finds that referral traffic from ChatGPT converts far worse than traditional marketing channels such as Google Search, email and affiliate links. The paper, authored by Maximilian …

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‘Strategy without execution is hallucination’: Cisco’s Aruna Ravichandran on AI and work

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Aruna Ravichandran leads marketing for Webex at Cisco with a 99% remote team, less than 1% attrition and what she calls “maniacal execution.” We caught up with her at the recent Webex One convention in San Diego to learn about her philosophy on thriving in the AI era and how she sees the future of …

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Palworld’s publisher Pocketpair on games leveraging generative AI and NFTs: “We don’t believe in it”

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A screengrab of Palworld running on PC (image source: Steam Community) Pocketpair’s newly launched publishing arm has taken a hard stance on generative AI, saying it will not back games that rely on it, Web3, or NFTs, with communications director John Buckley telling Game Developer: “We don’t believe in it.” Palworld’s studio, Pocketpair, has recently …

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