Let s find out a bit more about them and why these four stocks should be bought and held until at least 2030.
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1. Spotify: The future of audio
Spotify s primary business is streaming music, but that s not its future. It s building a secondary platform in podcasts that could make it a truly revolutionary company. Podcasts started as a simple RSS feed of conversations with some advertisements sprinkled into some of them. Lately, they ve become a big business despite the lack of a centralized advertising and distribution platform. And that s where Spotify comes in.
Over the last few years, Spotify has built out the tools for creators to record podcasts, a platform to connect them with listeners, and now an advertising platform. The value is in bringing millions of listeners together with thousands of podcast producers, and potentially millions of advertisers. And no company is positioned to bring together all three segments of this market like Spotify ca
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Zoom is a platform for making group video calls and has become a popular tool for: remote work meetings, distance learning or virtual catch ups between friends (during this period of social distancing), you can even organise a conference call for up to 100 people at a time. However, not everyone knows about one feature offered by Zoom:
you can change your background and hide the clutter of your living room! Here s how to do it.
In the Mobile App
Open the app and start your session. When you join a meeting, tap the three dots at the bottom of the screen (
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Snap acquires Fit Analytics, a fitting technology startup, to double down on fashion and e-commerce
“Snap, Inc. is a camera company,” Snap notes on its homepage, and while a lot of its effort up to now have been about using that camera ethos to help people share images of their lives with their social circles on its flagship app Snapchat, today the company made an acquisition to further that camera reach in another direction: selling fashion and more generally, e-commerce and shopping.
Snap today confirmed that it has acquired Fit Analytics, a startup based in Berlin that has built technology to help shoppers find the right-sized apparel and footwear from online retailers, along with a wider set of personalization tools and other analytics to help retailers figure out how to sell more overall.