Étiquette : digital economy (Page 27 of 31)

Unlike other litigation finance companies, Legalist uses data-backed methods to select, vet, and invest in litigation. Our algorithms trawl tens of millions of past court cases to accurately and efficiently assess litigation risk. As a result, Legalist is able to make faster decisions, on more cases.

Source : Legalist | Litigation Financing

Waze wants to connect riders with drivers who are already headed in the same direction. The company has said it aims to make fares low enough to discourage drivers from operating as taxi drivers. Waze’s current pilot program charges riders at most 54 cents a mile—less than most Uber and Lyft rides—and, for now, Google doesn’t take a fee.

Source : Google Takes on Uber With New Ride-Share Service – WSJ

Google has started to increase the fees that it charges for the use of Google Maps, presenting concerns about whether it might raise prices further in future.As Uber prepares to spend $500m on its mapping ambitions, the programme follows earlier investments in mapping that include the acquisition of an imagery collection team from Microsoft’s Bing last June. Last year Uber also acquired deCarta, a mapping company that developed the turn-by-turn directions behind GM’s OnStar software.

Source : Uber to pour $500m into global mapping project – FT.com

La façon de regarder la télé n’a finalement pas beaucoup évolué depuis 30 ans. Aujourd’hui, Molotov révolutionne la façon dont on accède à la télévision.

C’est dit !

Source : Molotov.tv

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