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Google’s Gemini AI can now see your search history

Ars Technica

You'll be able to use the improved Deep Research to get in-depth information on a topic, and Google's newest reasoning model can peruse your search history to improve its understanding of you as a person. It also supports more Google apps with connections to Calendar, Notes, Tasks, and Photos. Read full article Comments

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5 Ways to Build a Digital Community that will Transform Your Nonprofit

Nonprofit Tech for Good

It involves responding consistently to all incoming communication, including comments, direct messages, mentions, and shares. Liking and commenting on followers’ posts and stories builds stronger connections and signals that they are valued members of the community. Inbound Engagement is the foundation of authentic relationships.

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Pinterest Changes User Terms So It Can Train AI on User Data and Photos, Regardless of When They Were Posted

Futurism

Pinterest has promoted tools like a feature that lets users search by body type and its AI-powered ad suite, which according to Pinterest's most recent earnings report has boosted ad spending on the platform. And here I was hoping someday there'd be something done to slow the waves of AI slop on the site," reads one comment.

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10 Blogging Best Practices for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Brands that blog report 97% more links to their website and 434% more indexed pages in search engines. Second, search engines are consistently searching the web to index fresh content. Nonprofits that regularly post new content with keywords in the title are much more likely to get noticed by search engines, especially Google.

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How to successfully use blog commenting to acquire new users (without being spammy)

The Next Web

We read about a cool growth hack involving “commenting on blog posts” recommended by several websites. The general idea is to comment on blog posts that you know your audience likes reading. You hope that readers in turn will like your comment and then click on the link to your website. per comment). moderated comments.

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No penalties even when deputies share a woman’s nudes after an illegal phone search

Ars Technica

In 2019, Haley Olson's life in Grant County, Oregon, was upended when people in town appeared to know about private nude photos that Olson kept on her phone. Worse, some of the people appeared to have seen and shared the photos. Read full article Comments One person called her "the drug dealer that likes to f cops."

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5 Proven Tips for Building Your Nonprofits Email List

NetWits

If visitors have to search around the tabs on your site, they may never find your listserve sign up. Facebook has that nifty little app section at the top – right under the big cover photo, over to the righ. Include your events, photos, maps, twitter link, polls, and of course, your email list. Clearly marked.

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