The effect was strongest for Canadian and British politics.
Tweets posted by politicians from right-wing parties were amplified more than those from left-wing parties in all countries except Germany. They tracked how likely these posts made between 1 April 2020 and 15 August 2020 were to be placed in a higher rank in users' personal Twitter feeds using Twitter's algorithms. Twitter's algorithms are more likely to boost right-wing content than left-wing posts from politicians and news publications, according to a recent study.Ī team of engineers working on Twitter's own ML Ethics, Transparency and Accountability (META) unit scraped millions of tweets of thousands of elected officials from seven different countries: US, Japan, UK, Canada, Germany, Spain, and France. Subscribers will also get Microsoft Teams inflicted on them in the coming months and well as new features that won't make it into Office 2021.
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PC users also get Access and Publisher thrown in, the latter still inexplicably a thing after all these years. Microsoft 365 for individuals goes for $6.99 a month, or $69.99 a year, while households of up to six people (and needing up to six licences) can opt for the $9.99 a month ($99.99 per year) Microsoft 365 Family edition. Microsoft does and doesn't require VMs to meet hardware requirements for Windows 11.
Apache OpenOffice can be hijacked by malicious documents, fix still in beta.Epic trolling: Microsoft allows third-party storefronts into its app store.Got enterprise workstations and hope to run Windows 11? Survey says: You lose.Just last week, a survey of 30 million plus Windows devices used in 60,000 organisations indicated more than half of the workstations would not be capable of running the operating system. Both Office 2021 and Microsoft 365 have also received a visual refresh "to provide a coherent and seamless experience on a new Windows 11 PC," because if you want Windows 11, let's face it, a substantial proportion of users will be in need of a new PC.
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