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From: FastCo News <newsletters@email.fastcompany.com>
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Sent: Wed, Jul 19, 2017 11:12 pm
Subject: Google Feeds On Facebook

July 19, 2017   Greetings! We've written a lot about Facebook's propensity for copying other platforms (and by other platforms, I mean Snapchat), but in the tech industry's never-ending clone wars, sometimes Facebook is the victim, too. Today, you might have heard that Google is launching an overhauled version of its iOS and Android search app, which will now include a feature called "Google Feed." The feature, as Google describes it, gives you a feed-like experience that "changes with you," offering you personalized results based not only on your interactions with Google, but also on things that are trending in your area and around the world. If that sounds familiar, it's because you've probably been using Facebook's News Feed feature for more than a decade. The move is an attempt by Google to recapture some of the mobile ad market—an area where Facebook has basically been crushing it. It's also the latest salvo in the war of walled gardens, showing how Google and Facebook will stop at nothing to keep you and your eyeballs from straying. Check out more about Google Feed here.   --Christopher Zara, Fast Company   Today's FASTCO NEWS Headlines   Amazon is sending a truck full of trending items around the country Since February, Amazon has been testing a "Treasure Truck" in the Seattle area, which cruises around, full of new, trending, or local items, then stops for people to pop in and score deals on these items. Full Story   Ready or not, Bixby is here So much for an indefinite delay. Samsung's Bixby voice assistant is now available for all Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ users in the United States, the Verge reports. Both phones launched in April, but lacked Bixby support as Samsung reportedly worked through some language recognition and big-data issues. Full Story   Generation Z: the cord-cutters of the future Nielsen's latest Total Audience Report reveals an interesting bit of data: generation Z now represents the largest potential TV audience of any age demographic. Nielsen defines the group as people born between 1997 – 2015 and says they make up 26% of people living in U.S. households with a TV. Comparatively, millennials make up 22% of that audience, gen-Xers 20%, and baby boomers 24%. Full Story   Score another win for dudes Among the top 96 earners at the BBC network, only a third are women and the top seven are all men, according to its annual report. Sports broadcaster Gary Lineker earned more than more than £1.75m, while fellow sports presenter Clare Balding made £150,999 to £199,999, or about a tenth of Lineker's pay. Lineker blamed his agent for negotiating higher wages. Full Story   Co.Reads   • Your Promotion Should Help Your Career, Not Just Your Bank Account (Work Smart) • The Only Email Template You Need When You Want To Ask Your Boss For Help (Work Smart) • Managers, Here's Why You Keep Promoting The Wrong People (Leadership) • Trump's Branding Strategy Got Him Elected. Now It's Failing Him. Sad! (Co.Design) Share This Newsletter   Share Tweet Forward Did someone forward you this email? Subscribe here!   Too many emails? Change your subscription preferences here. You're receiving this email because you opted in on our website. Update your preferences or unsubscribe from all Fast Company emails. Mansueto Ventures, 7 World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007-2195