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New study by Adobe suggests Mobilegeddon — Google s April tweak to favor mobile-friendly sites in its search results — was a big deal to non-mobile-friendly sites, which saw their traffic fall. (via Wall Street Journal.)
From the same study: Facebook beating Google in display-ad growth. (via Recode)
Tesla s Gigafactory in Nevada, which is under construction, may end up bigger than first thought. The company recently bought additional land there, nearly tripling the original 1,000 acres it bought in 2014, the Wall Street Journal reports.
ICYMI: Uber settled with family of 6-year-old who was killed after being run over by an Uber driver in San Francisco.
Google is testing buy buttons in mobile search ads.
Twitter s Ev Williams identifies what Twitter is: It s a news platform. And it wants developers to come back.
An Irish company that owns the iWatch trademark in Europe is suing Apple for buying the Google search term iWatch (even though that s not what Apple Watch is called).
Apple s HR chief says the company s upcoming diversity report will show improved numbers, be more transparent.
Sen. Rand Paul s presidential campaign is using Twitter ads to aim its messages directly at journalists.
As Congress considers patent reform, there was a record number of patent lawsuits filed in the second quarter: 1,656.
Colorado police nab fugitives with the help of Spotify and Netflix records. (The services were being used from an IP address in Mexico.)
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