Whether you’re a business owner who’s looking to expand your success or you’re a blogger who wants to share your ideas with a wide audience, you’re going to want to establish an online presence.
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The streaming wars are definitely heating up and users are all set to benefit. From the days of only having the one choice of Netflix, there are now a myriad of choices for Canadians to choose from when deciding which streaming services are right for them. We’ve compiled a complete list that includes paid streaming services in Canada as well as free streaming services in Canada.
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If you choose your website’s host without giving it enough thought or just by taking a quick look at the price before making your choice of host, you’re almost guaranteed to be disappointed with your web host in one way or another within a few months of signing up
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If you’re wondering what Squarespace offers Canadian e-commerce businesses, here’s a simple yet comprehensive guide on everything you need to know.
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How Drop made earning passive rewards possible for millennials
by Stefan Palios December 5, 2019The app features an interface where users select their top brands from Drop’s growing list of partner merchants. From there, users link their card and… that’s it. Any time you spend on your linked card at Drop’s partner merchants, you get rewarded with Drop points. Once you have enough, these can be cashed out for gift cards to major brands, with Drop’s website mentioning Netflix, Amazon, and Starbucks.
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After raising $300 million, Coveo’s Louis Tetu has some opinions
by Stefan Palios December 2, 2019Louis Tetu, CEO and founder of AI company Coveo, is fresh off the heels of a $200+ million fundraise for the Montreal-based organization. And he’s a bit angry. Well, not angry; passionate. He’s happy for his company and for what the fundraise will help them do, but he doesn’t think that his raise is the big win that some think it is.
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Brice Scheschuk, the co-founder and CFO of Wind Mobile before the company’s sale to Shaw Communications, shared the turbulent story of Wind’s founding, near-death moments, and eventual $1.6 billion exit at TechTO’s Economics of Exits events in Toronto.
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Why Mobile Infrastructure Company Nextivity Doesn’t Care About 6G Signals
by Stefan Palios
January 6, 2020
The challenge in the world of infrastructure is that people use it all the time – so often, in fact, that it’s become invisible to most people. You only realize it when it’s not there, for example losing a cell signal when you’re in a parking garage or when you’re in a remote location and your signal taps out.