Unilever Says it Will Stop Advertising With "Influencers" Who've Bought Followers
Good news for you and your hard-won 138 internet friends.
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Good news for you and your hard-won 138 internet friends.
That's right, the one from 2009 that doesn't even have a torch.
Data literacy suggests the younger the pundit, the better they are going to be at understanding the numbers.
But which Bond?
It's safe to assume the upcoming folding phone will not use this design.
Finally, a scooter that has an API.
Everything is a subscription now, including cars.
This is why you shouldn't get excited about featured gleamed from leaked phone cases
From beyond the grave, too.
If you like continued support, despite what Fitbit wants you to like, then Rebble might be worth checking out.
It took the last two three times longer to get there.
Maybe stop bothering to rinse out the milk jugs, and think of it as adopting a Vietnamese dump rat.
Paper's coming back.
The money earned from this will pay for the next couple of Shenmue trilogies, this time next year.
We're getting it nearly a month after the rest of the world, in case you'd forgotten.
Part of which involves trying to teach the public stealing a football stream isn't acceptable.
