Amazon warehouse workers vote to unionize in Staten Island (updated) This will be Amazon’s first unionized warehouse in the US. J. Fingas @jonfingas April 1st, 2022 Workers stand in line to cast ballots for a union election at Amazon’s JFK8 distribution center, in the Staten Island borough of New York City, U.S., March 25, 2022. … Continue reading A pregnant worker and labor activist says Amazon made her pick up trash alone
William Comcowich — December 8, 2017 Follow @GleanTeam — December 8, 2017 Google Alerts has long been a favorite online monitoring tool for many, including marketing and PR professionals, small businesses and even not so small organizations. After all, it’s free and easy to set up. Google’s name recognition attracts users who don’t know of … Continue reading 5 Reasons to Trash Google Alerts in Favor of a Paid Media Monitoring & Measurement Service
Pamela WilsonSeptember 24, 2015 It’s heartbreaking to think that people are making snap judgements about whether or not to read your emails based on a quick glance. But they are. You are, too! Here’s how we all sort through our inboxes: We choose an email message We give it a two-second glance We decide if … Continue reading 7 Design Mistakes That Make Readers Trash Your Emails
Rick WhittingtonMarch 15, 2015 I talked to a CEO last week. She had just hired us to handle her company’s online marketing and needed to firm up some details. While we were talking, we were on the topic of monthly reports. Her former marketing firm had emailed a report every month showing her keyword rankings. … Continue reading You Should Throw Your SEO Ranking Report In The Trash
Views, properties and accounts can be recovered up to 35 days after being deleted. Amy Gesenhues on January 27, 2015 Google Analytics is rolling out a new “Trash Can” feature that will act as a safety net to recover recently deleted data. According to the announcement, deleted views, properties and accounts will be saved … Continue reading Google Analytics New “Trash Can” Feature Saves Deleted Data
From before the dawn of the internet, email has been a central part of online communications. Its roots can be traced back to the 1960s and the oldest email standard still in popular use (POP3) originated in the late 80s. Thanks to its ubiquity, email has been turned over to many uses, and suffered from … Continue reading Don’t Throw Email in the Trash
