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Author: Daniel Payne

I'm Daniel Payne. I've been a freelance writer, video, and web guy since 1988. My passion is technology, from the latest cameras to cutting edge ways the internet is used to improve medicine. I write for Internet News Flash and am helping with the online resurrection of Digital Content Creators Magazine
YouTube’s Testing An Option to Reserve Ad Space Six Months in Advance

YouTube’s Testing An Option to Reserve Ad Space Six Months in Advance

Daniel Payne October 14, 2019 YouTubeLeave a comment

YouTube is reportedly testing letting advertisers reserve ad space up to six months in advance. This is likely most beneficial for organizations planning to tie into major events, like sporting championships, or elections. The new option surprisingly does not require a minimum ad buy. A report by the Wall Street Journal, says …

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Photographer Robert Frank Is Dead At 94, His Work Will Live On

Photographer Robert Frank Is Dead At 94, His Work Will Live On

Daniel Payne September 10, 2019 Interviews & ProfilesLeave a comment

Robert Frank, was one of the most influential photographers of the last century. His raw style held a personality, a character that is often seen in paintings, but not always photographs. A man who left is finger prints on not only photography, and art, but on the way the world …

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YouTube Pays $170M Over Accusations It Broke Children’s Privacy Law

YouTube Pays $170M Over Accusations It Broke Children’s Privacy Law

Daniel Payne September 4, 2019 YouTubeLeave a comment

Google will pay $170 million to the FTC and the New York Attorney General to settle allegations YouTube unlawfully collected data of children under 13. In the announcement of this settlement, the FTC call this the largest penalty of its kind to date. However, this fine may not be enough to …

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Intel Debuts A Chip For Machine Learning Workloads

Intel Debuts A Chip For Machine Learning Workloads

Daniel Payne August 23, 2019 HardwareLeave a comment

Earlier this week Intel announced its first processor dedicated to AI (artificial intelligence) at an event in Haifa, Israel. Developed at Intel’s labs in Haifa Nervana Neural Network Processor for Inference, also called “Springhill,”, is said to be designed for large data centers running AI workloads. It’s based on a slightly …

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Apple’s Next iPhones My Sport Triple-lens AI Cameras

Apple’s Next iPhones My Sport Triple-lens AI Cameras

Daniel Payne August 22, 2019 HardwareLeave a comment

Bloomberg reported today that Apple is preparing to introduce three new iPhones, three upgraded iPad models, a supersized MacBook Pro, and other goodies. Apple hasn’t provided a date for its autumn smartphone launch dog and pony show. But for seven consecutive years, the company has introduced new devices either on Labor Day week …

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Intel Announces 8 New CPUs in Comet Lake series

Intel Announces 8 New CPUs in Comet Lake series

Daniel Payne August 21, 2019 HardwareLeave a comment

Today Intel added eight new chips to its portfolio with the introduction of Comet Lake, a CPU family for energy-efficient lightweight notebooks. Based on the 14-nanometer Skylake architecture Intel launched back in 2015, the Comet Lake series is making its debut just a few weeks after the chipmaker unveiled Ice Lake, another CPU …

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YouTube Changes Copyright Monetization Policy

YouTube Changes Copyright Monetization Policy

Daniel Payne August 19, 2019 YouTubeLeave a comment

YouTube is changing its copyright enforcement policies around music to help create a healthier ecosystem for YouTube creators and rights holders. Copyright owners will no longer be able to monetize creator videos with very short or unintentional uses of music via YouTube’s “Manual Claiming” tool. Instead, they may stop monetizing …

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