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Google has urged marketers to import their web and app conversions from Google Analytics 4 into Google Ads. Advertisers that have a linked Google Ads account may have already received a message advising of the new import conversions recommendation. If your GA4 account is eligible for the import, a card will likely appear at the top of the Advertising snapshot page, as a card on the Home page, or as a card on the Insights Hub page. Why we care. Importing the data will make life easier for marketers as they can access their web and app conversion in Google Ads, meaning they don't need to revert back to GA4. It will also help advertisers to better optimize bids which will potentially result in improved performance. Get the daily newsletter search marketers rely on. How does conversion data help marketers? Tracking conversions is how marketers understand which of their ads are

(Image credit: Future) The Google Pixel Watch is getting a selection of new features pulled right from Android phones: Google's own excellent At a Glance widget, and automatic syncing of your Do Not Disturb and Bedtime modes across your phone and watch simultaneously.  At A Glance is a feature that's available on the best Pixel phones such as the Google Pixel 7 Pro , which provides contextual information about your day. When you first wake up, it provides weather information, and during the day, the Google Assistant syncs to your calendar, pushing upcoming meetings, and information such as how long an event is scheduled to last.  Now, it's been snuck onto the Google Pixel Watch without much fanfare, adding additional versatility to what's already one of the best Wear OS watches . First spotted by 9to5Google on the Modular II and Modular III configurations of the Utility watch face, you can add an At A Glance complicat

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Terry Fox was honoured with a Google Doodle on Sunday to commemorate the anniversary of the first cross-Canada event held in his honour. "The first Terry Fox Run, held on this day in 1981, united 300,000 people across Canada to walk, run or cycle in Terry's memory, and raised $3.5 million for cancer research," a statement released by Google alongside the doodle reads. "Thank you, Terry, for every step you took towards the cancer-free world you bravely envisioned." The illustration, which was featured on the search engine's homepage in Canada was done by Toronto-based artist Lynn Scurfield. A #GoogleDoodle to honor iconic Canadian athlete & humanitarian Terry Fox 🇨🇦 After losing a leg to cancer, Fox embarked on a historic cross-Canada run to raise awareness & money for cancer research. Learn more → https://t.co/tQvCYBPbOt 🎨 by guest artist @lynndoodles pic.twitter.com/PciGRXO3TM — Google Doodles (@GoogleDoodles) September 13, 2020

Welcome to the 2022 House Vote Tracker. Republicans have officially won control of the House, but we will continue to update this page often as more votes are counted, using results compiled from official sources. As a bonus, subscribers have access to a sortable and searchable table version of this map. Note: This map is best viewed on desktop. Adblock test (Why?)

ISLAMABAD: Uzbekistan Ambassador Mr Oybek Usmanov Saturday hoped that the Transit Trade and Preferential Trade Agreement which became effective since March of this year would help boost bilateral trade from US$ 150 million to US$ one billion soon. "Uzbekistan-Pakistan Inter-governmental Commission on Trade-Economic and Scientific-Technical Cooperation (IGC) was held in February 24 th this year in Tashkent. Transit Trade and Preferential trade Agreements which became effective since March of this year allowed to reach bilateral trade volume of $150 million. The Road Map agreement to increase bilateral trade upto $1 billion was signed during IGC meeting and the next step will be the signing Road map on Industrial cooperation, Inshallah," said the Ambassador while addressing a group of leading journalists and scholars gathered from various think-tanks here at the Uzbekistan Embassy to observe the Day of Journalism in Uzbekistan. Dr Mehmoodul Hassan Khan, Regional Expert on C

Stock market investment has both Fun and frustration (F2). When the stock market has reached its peak, there are several blue chip stocks that are still underperforming. Several companies which were champions once are  still lagging to catch-up. I asked a question to Google AI Bard about the stocks that can be invested for long term and it responded fast. In this article we would list Best Stocks to invest for long term as per Google AI Bard . I would also provide Google Bard's recommended stocks list screen shot for reference to avoid any criticism. Also Read: Can we make ONE CRORE with Rs 5,000 per month SIP in mutual funds? What's my question to Google AI Bard on stocks? I opened a Google Bard website and asked a simple question "List down 10 Best stocks for long term investment in India". Here is the response from Bard. 10 Best Stocks to invest for long term as per Google AI Bard Here is the list of stocks recommended by Go

What a wild, smokey, fiery, snowy, mask-y ride the last nearly four years have been. When I came to Lake Tahoe, and to the Tribune, in 2017, I never imagined the path it would take. I started out as sports editor and then was promoted to editor in the summer of 2019. After a few months learning the many acronyms, agencies and groups around Lake Tahoe, all hell broke loose. There was no shortage of stories to pursue. The coronavirus … I can hardly type that word without my fingers protesting. It changed everything with how I work, and even today with how I eat. I grew to be a big fan of curbside pickup, just pop on the mask for a few seconds, grab the food and go, then ditch the mask again. I now eat inside restaurants a lot less, instead choosing to take home my meals.  It also changed the job where more work became remote and I missed being around the staff more often. I just woke up, threw on some "around the house" clothes a

Android TV updates rarely bring major changes to the user experience, but Android 14 does actually bring some important tweaks to Google TV. With the first beta now available, here's everything we've found that's new. 9to5Google has a rebooted newsletter that highlights the biggest Google stories with added commentary and other tidbits. Sign up here! Table of contents Related: Google releases Android TV 14 Beta, ditches Android 13 Accessibility is now a top-level setting The core focus of Android TV 14, at least from what we can see in this first beta, is accessibility. We'll get into the changes below, but the first notable tweak is that Google TV's settings menu now shows accessibility as a top-level setting. This means it's now easier to access these settings, which previously were pushed one layer down under the "System" section. System-w

A compelling new book chronicles the latest, ongoing chapter in occupied Kashmir's decades-long tragedy. A Dismantled State: the untold story of Kashmir after Article 370 by Anurudha Bhasin is a scathing indictment of Indian actions in Jammu and Kashmir following its annexation and bifurcation by abrogation of Article 370 of the Indian constitution on Aug 5, 2019. As a prominent journalist, executive editor of Kashmir Times and resident of Kashmir, Anurudha has long witnessed the turmoil, violence, injustices and vicissitudes of political life there. But post-August 2019, which saw J&K's dismemberment and disempowerment, was a fundamental break from the past. She describes her book's aim as discovering how this period that drastically altered the sociopolitical and economic landscape "impacted the people of J&K in their day-to-day lives". The book is an effort to "combat disinformation in Kashmir's dangerous information desert". I as

Redondo Beach won't have a Fourth of July fireworks show over King Harbor this year, a consequence of new rules Los Angeles County's water-quality watchdog implemented last month. City officials this week canceled the nearly 70-year fireworks tradition for 2023 after the contractor, Pyro Spectaculars, Inc., declined to produce the show because of new permitting rules from the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board. Jim Souza, the CEO for Pyro Spectaculars, said the company was deeply disappointed about not being able to produce the Redondo show, as well as others over the water, because of the regulations. The Redondo Beach City Council and municipal staffers expressed dismay at the last-minute change, and said there was no time to organize a show at a land-based location. On May 25, the water board implemented a new safety permit for fireworks either launched from barges on the water or where the safety zone extended over the water. The fireworks for Redondo

Analysis: Meet the 'Never-Again Trump' Republicans Donald Trump faced vocal opposition from the "Never Trump" wing of the GOP in the 2016 and 2020 elections. In today's episode of The Point, Chris Cillizza explains how a new group -- the "Never-Again Trumpers" -- could pose a threat to the former president as he mounts a third bid for the White House. 03:30 - Source: CNN Adblock test (Why?)

OWEN DUNS OF SOUTH HAMILTON connects for one of his four hits at Waterloo Bucks Stadium. (DFJ photo by Angela Hewitt) After dropping seven straight games, the South Hamilton baseball team has returned to form and has been enjoying a little bit of a resurgence. Save for a 7-0 loss against Saydel on June 14, the Hawks have pieced together four wins in five games. Starting their week with a Heart of Iowa Athletic Conference clash with Nevada on Monday at Riverfront Stadium in Waterloo, the Hawks' offense kicked into high gear with a 21-10 victory. This past Tuesday, the Hawks defeated West Hancock with a 16-7 final score at the Mike Penning Athletic Complex in Jewell. Against the Cubs, the Hawks started fast and finished strong, thanks to stellar performances from junior Owen Duns and sophomore Braden Young. Duns went a perfect 4-of-4 with five RBIs, while Young came close to a cycle with a triple, double, single while driv

Besides that, the Urdu press this week wrote about Madhya Pradesh politics, which has started hotting up in the run-up to the Assembly polls. Some of the dailies highlighted the story of a minority community-run school in Damoh that has been de-registered and is facing demolition over a poster showing Hindu girls in purported hijab, and over reciting a poem of poet Iqbal. The New Delhi edition of Inquilab, in its editorial on June 17, says that the continuing violence in Manipur must alarm both the state and Centre. "There has been a sense of alienation in the Northeast, where there is a feeling that despite being an integral part of the country, the region does not get the same focus and accountability from the ruling dispensation that some other states have," the editorial says. "If all efforts had been taken to take the Manipur people into confidence and prevent violence in the initial phase of the conflict, the crisis would not have snowballed so much that even a

Transport Kenya Airways resumes daily New York flights Tuesday June 20 2023 Kenya Airways Embraer 190 airplane at Seychelles International Airport (SEZ) in the Seychelles. FILE PHOTO | POOL Kenya Airways (KQ) has resumed direct daily flights to New York as it seeks to cash in on the summer season expected to push up demand for air travel. The national carrier has been operating five daily flights on the US route since January when the demand for passengers was low as America entered into the winter season. KQ says the decision to ramp up the frequencies has been informed by high forward booking from passengers seeking summer tickets. "We have increased our frequencies to daily on the New York route because of high demand from passengers as we approach the summer season," said the airline. The move comes as a boost to the national carrier, which is fighting to fly out of the loss-making territory. The daily flights to the US come at a time when Ethi

SINU Academic staff welcomes ongoing investigation LECTURES Association of Solomon Islands National University (LASINU) has commended the bold action taken by the university's Vice Chancellor to suspend five SINU staff. At the same time, they warned the university has no place for anyone who thinks they can defraud the university. In a statement, the academic staff through its association fully supports the action taken by the university Vice Chancellor to suspend the five staff for the alleged fraudulent activities occurring in 2022.  "As the only state institution of higher learning, SINU must adhere to principles of good governance and transparency premised on its core values.  "In taking such a step, the Vice Chancellor upholds these values and principles for which the academic staff is thankful for," the association said. Further, the academic staff is happy that the Vice Chancellor offers natural justice to the staff affected.&

As smartphone screens have got bigger, and laptops more powerful, tablets have gone through something of an identity crisis. Once pitched as an obvious middle ground between the computer in your pocket and the one on your lap, the thinking behind them seems increasingly muddled. There are iPads for people who want a keyboard and powerful processor (but not a laptop?), and those who want a small screen (but not a bigger phone?). Samsung makes tablets, occasionally with a stylus, while also making phones that fold out into screens even bigger than some tablets. And don't forget Amazon 's various Kindles and Microsoft 's array of Surfaces. If your head hurts thinking about them all, you're not alone. As someone who recently helped research a new family tablet purchase, it's more difficult than ever to know which models to choose from as use cases vary so wildly. But that hasn't stopped Google from coming up with yet another use case for a tablet - what if it