Was probably a whole company right? Pretty good argument that Forbes the traditional media property and Forbes the seo giant are 2 different things: https://larslofgren.com/forbes-marketplace/
It was funny watching the warrior whatever site back in the day when Panda came along. Love when these people get their horrible business models kneecapped.
Now let's make corporate stock manipulation illegal again and ban corporate stock buybacks. Talk about a purely manipulative business strategy.
They are nothing but direct stock manipulation that was 'legalized' at the same time where executive compensation was moved from salary to... stock, so that you end up with a quasi-legal (stock manipulation by executives is supposed to be illegal) corrupt incentives system.
It is not. It is manipulating the value of the stock, which the shareholders can possible take advantage of by selling their stock. Giving money back to shareholders is called a dividend. Manipulating the price of a stock is manipulation, not returning money.
I just used the exact prompt they give as an example and got the very spam they claimed to have removed. Vice, The Independent, Healthline, etc... all advertising those gummies in ads disguised as news articles.
Was probably a whole company right? Pretty good argument that Forbes the traditional media property and Forbes the seo giant are 2 different things: https://larslofgren.com/forbes-marketplace/
And Forbes the SEO giant was going to buy out the legacy media property.
It was funny watching the warrior whatever site back in the day when Panda came along. Love when these people get their horrible business models kneecapped.
Now let's make corporate stock manipulation illegal again and ban corporate stock buybacks. Talk about a purely manipulative business strategy.
What's the problem with stock buybacks?
Couple articles that explore that:
https://hbr.org/2020/01/why-stock-buybacks-are-dangerous-for...
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2018/07/are-stock-...
Nothing directly, it just sounds bad at face value.
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They are nothing but direct stock manipulation that was 'legalized' at the same time where executive compensation was moved from salary to... stock, so that you end up with a quasi-legal (stock manipulation by executives is supposed to be illegal) corrupt incentives system.
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The company is giving money back to shareholders. What exactly is wrong with that?
It is not. It is manipulating the value of the stock, which the shareholders can possible take advantage of by selling their stock. Giving money back to shareholders is called a dividend. Manipulating the price of a stock is manipulation, not returning money.
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I wouldn't be surprised of the whole thing being automated.
I just used the exact prompt they give as an example and got the very spam they claimed to have removed. Vice, The Independent, Healthline, etc... all advertising those gummies in ads disguised as news articles.
So yeah, probably not actually rendered useless.
Is healthline spam? It's my go to whenever I have a medical question to add healthline to the search