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Technology

Wednesday, February 10, 2021

Facebook to temporarily reduce political content for some users in few countries
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Facebook to temporarily reduce political content for some users in few countries

  • Zuckerberg said in January that he wanted to "turn down the temperature" of political conversations on the social networking site because "people don't want politics and fighting to take over their experience on our services.
  • Facebook will exempt content from official government agencies and services, as well as COVID-19 information from health organizations from the drill.
Published 10 Feb, 2021 07:53pm
Tyler Technologies to buy payments firm NIC for $2.3bn in cash
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Tyler Technologies to buy payments firm NIC for $2.3bn in cash

  • NIC shareholders will receive $34 per share in cash, Tyler said, a premium of about 14% to NIC's last closing price.
  • The pandemic has accelerated the shift by governments to online services and electronic payments as more citizens and businesses are interacting digitally with government.
Published 10 Feb, 2021 06:03pm