Have they been algorithmically deprioritized on this increasingly infantilized platform?
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"Clearly [the brands] deprioritized it," said Curalate CEO Apu Gupta.
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One of the businesses that we deprioritized was the sugar business.
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After all, the Obama administration could have quietly deprioritized ACA enforcement.
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With so many people in acute danger, methadone quickly becomes deprioritized.
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Immigration enforcement is often one of those things that has to be deprioritized.
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" Johnson said impacted roles were related to work that had been "eliminated" or "deprioritized.
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S: So we have deprioritized four businesses in the strategic plan that we have announced.
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But she was most disturbed at research demonstrating that black pain was deprioritized over white pain.
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Earth science at NASA, and other federal arms, has been consistently deprioritized by the Trump administration.
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The following year, Facebook's News Feed deprioritized article links in favor of posts from friends and family.
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In recent years, the once-ubiquitous programs have become a security liability as updates have been deprioritized.
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During his watch, the city deprioritized marijuana possession, a crime with which black people are disproportionately charged.
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Still, counseling and other mental health resources continue to be deprioritized when it comes to disaster response.
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Those either barred or ''deprioritized'' include individuals with certain military ties, as well as families with missing members.
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Meanwhile, as Snap deprioritized foreign markets with lower ad rates, Instagram has continued to push its international presence.
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Some managers resented that their projects appeared to be deprioritized for a secret program they knew little about.
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Pence also highlighted a real-life example of how the truly needy are being deprioritized in ObamaCare's America.
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But he added that over time campaign leaders deprioritized black voters, especially after the South Carolina primary defeat.
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It's about how poorly racism is understood, and how even beginning to grapple with it is deprioritized and ignored.
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These features weren't exactly dismissed, but both ended up becoming deprioritized as features to implement because of the disagreement around them.
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As US cities expanded, existing transit systems were deprioritized in favor of building roads and highways to make car commutes easier.
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Those questionable stories are deprioritized in users' news feeds, and perhaps most important, it can't be made into an ad and promoted.
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Major alterations to immigration law since the 1960s have deprioritized migration from Europe and increased illegal entry at the border with Mexico.
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But he said the feeling that they have been deprioritized is palpable among the agents with whom he stays in close contact.
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It gets deprioritized because it is a substantial amount of work, and investigators don't put it at the top of their list.
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Even with news deprioritized, Facebook is still among the best ad tech companies on the planet and home to many vibrant online forums.
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Attorneys and immigration judges said they were told by court administrators the delays were due to bond hearings being deprioritized for other hearings.
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Some features might break; others might take too much time to get right and have to be deprioritized for the sake of the project.
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For the past six years, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has notoriously stalled, deprioritized or outright prevented criminal justice legislation from reaching the floor.
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"We really deprioritized traditional VCs and really prioritized more of the cannabis-related firms just because there's less of that education component," Scott said.
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When you don't have that singular focus, the needs of the patient are deprioritized compared to the needs of the organization, and the user suffers.
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Without being able to request specific budget allocations for these programs, there's a real risk they could be deprioritized by Congress or even cut entirely.
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They felt that if they abandoned a session, it would open them up to be downrated by the client, and thus deprioritized for future work.
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We've seen that dependence express itself in the way Apple has deprioritized the desktop macOS to make more room for the development of its mobile iOS.
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Facebook itself made algorithm decisions that deprioritized Instant Articles, and the introduction of features like a video tab on its app further tamped Instant Articles' reach.
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A DOJ memo issued under the Obama administration deprioritized prosecution of marijuana-related activity, effectively allowing the industry to operate in states where it is legal.
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There's been a lot of research and stories written about how missing black girls are often immediately identified as runaways, which sort of deprioritized as their cases.
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Now federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies find themselves facing a threat that was deprioritized in recent years, but is now showing major signs of resurgence.
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But if anything, her platform serves as a reminder that years after the Trump administration has deprioritized these issues, many Democratic candidates want to do the opposite.
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"It is concerning, though, that at a time of immense turbulence in the world, content from media organizations is being deprioritized," another former senior employee told BuzzFeed News.
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You're just going to run into that problem, if you are in those places of higher congestion, your speeds are going to be deprioritized, they could be slowed.
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Sessions, a longtime opponent of marijuana legalization, rescinded Thursday an Obama-era memo written by then-Deputy Attorney General James Cole that deprioritized federal prosecution of marijuana crimes.
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And it deprioritized news articles in favor of posts from friends and family — a mixed blessing, to be sure, but perhaps useful in the narrow case of discouraging hoaxes.
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When the feature failed to make an immediate impact, Silbermann quickly deprioritized the feature by moving engineers from it onto ad products, an executive who left in 2017 said.
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Things may work for a week or two until you get "deprioritized" by one of the distributors and you have to start the process of finding the next one.
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That's largely thanks to the Ajit Pai FCC, which has deprioritized the technology's importance, despite repeated claims that closing the digital divide is a top priority for the agency.
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To think that the rights of trans women who threw the first stones at police before even Stonewall are deprioritized behind other members of the LGBTQ coalition is a tragedy.
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Judge A. Ashley Tabaddor, president of the National Association of Immigration Judges, said she confirmed NTAs were not being processed and bond hearings were deprioritized for other hearings like credible fear reviews.
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Immigration reform has often lost out to other political priorities under Democratic administrations, most notably at the beginning of the Obama administration when it was deprioritized in favor of the Affordable Care Act.
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Many, like The Chicago Tribune, have abandoned Instant Articles after several changes deprioritized Instant Articles and dampened reach, and others, like Brazil's largest newspaper, Folha de Sao Paolo, decided to stop publishing on Facebook altogether.
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Customers who use more than 203 GB of data during one billing cycle will be deprioritized, Virgin says – meaning it will throttle your bandwidth as needed, especially in places where there's a lot of congestion.
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However, lawmakers and experts in the hearing said declining viewership numbers were likely the result of a Facebook algorithm change across the platform that deprioritized content that doesn't come from a user's friends and family.
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Like the other carriers, the new plan has a soft cap on data — 22GB in AT&T's case, the same as Verizon — after which customers are subject to their data being deprioritized when towers get congested.
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But that's not always the case — recruiters want candidates to show a consistent desire for the roleIf you've been ghosted, you've been deprioritized While being ghosted is never a good feeling, you're not at a loss.
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The Trump administration has deprioritized taking in refugees, from the explicit bans of Trump's first year to a lack of investment in the infrastructure needed to vet people and bring them over in a timely fashion.
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"Focusing on women first echoes Angela Davis's account of the history of the feminist movement, in which white women consistently deprioritized issues of race," the report notes, referring to the longtime political activist, academic and author.
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It found some limited uses like stitching together photos for news reporters to walk viewers through the crime scene at O.J. Simpson's mansion, but when Steve Jobs returned to the Apple in 1997, he deprioritized the project.
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And until providers are clear on how to best make use of SDOH data, we think spending on SDOH programs will continue to be deprioritized in favor of spending on other areas of healthcare with a clearer return.
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Microsoft hinted that there would be more surprises about its budding VR platform called "Windows Mixed Reality" at the E3 gaming conference later this year—another strong indication that the company has deprioritized HoloLens experiences for everyday consumers.
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"The revolutionary technology behind DotLab's endometriosis test could improve the lives of the hundreds of millions of women affected by this debilitating disease which has been under-researched and deprioritized for too long," Bowerman said in a statement.
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"Every single decision was made after very careful consideration... And while incredibly difficult, they came as a result of work that has been eliminated, deprioritized or shifting ways of working within the company," Johnson wrote in the memo.
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These kinds of sites will be deprioritized more often because they're likely to be "producing low-quality content," according to a blog post written by Facebook VP of integrity Guy Rosen and head of news feed integrity Tessa Lyons.
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When that work is figured as less essential to a functioning society, "investing" in it collectively (through direct government funding, in the form of tax dollars, or indirect funding, in the form of loan forgiveness) is deprioritized or rejected altogether.
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Some of the American men I spoke with cited comfort and support as a factor in their decision to stay floor-bound, but most offered a vague suggestion that they'd simply deprioritized bed frames, or forgotten about getting one altogether.
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"Leading up to I.P.O., it was all about revenue growth, from C.E.O. on down," the employee told me, suggesting that, in a frantic race to look good for Wall Street, the company deprioritized fixing systemic issues, including its rampant harassment problem.
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On immigration, lawmakers went into the week at odds over a Republican call to hike funding for DHS to boost interior enforcement of illegal immigration, which Democrats say will only increase efforts to deport nonviolent undocumented immigrants, who are typically deprioritized.
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It was in reaction to this spread of bad speech that Facebook deprioritized the sharing of news stories on the platform, which led to many organizations that relied on Facebook as the main gateway to their audience losing much of that audience.
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Screenshot: SprintWhen it comes to data caps, Sprint says "Customers who use more than 23GB of data during a billing cycle will be deprioritized during times & places where the Sprint network is constrained." which is quite similar to the 22GB soft cap employed by AT&T.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE on Thursday rescinded Obama-era guidance that deprioritized marijuana-related prosecutions in states that have legalized the substance.
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However, an interesting side-effect of this new policy is that it also deprioritized "drive-by" reviews, which has always been a debate in video games: Does a review from a player who didn't pay for the game matter less because she's not really invested in it, and hence not giving the game a fair shot?
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For it misses the big picture — that departments and agencies of the U.S. national security apparatus outside of the Pentagon have been deprioritized for more than a decade and a half as U.S. grand strategy has gotten more militarized, interventionist, and liberal in terms of which conflicts U.S. policymakers are willing to commit precious American resources.
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" That meant an economic agenda that took the costs of globalization to certain American workers seriously; that embraced cash payments and "subsidies to those who provide child care in the home" rather than adopting a laissez-faire attitude of making families go it alone; that deprioritized Social Security reform and made "a serious effort to extend health insurance to all Americans.
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In the 20 months between Hillary Clinton's campaign announcement and Trump's inauguration, everything from Apple Music to HBO Now to Apple News launched or relaunched; the Amazon Echo, Google Home, and Apple Watch hit the full market; publishers established the current form and tone of the news push alerts that you receive; Facebook launched a livestreaming function and then deprioritized the function when people aired violence; Instagram launched the ephemeral, inexhaustive stories, so you can share — as they put it — "everything in between" the moments you care about; Twitter introduced the quote-tweet option, which formalized and democratized a function from the earlier days of Twitter, and transformed every Trump tweet into an opportunity for commentary.
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This firmware was first shared at the 2014 Hackers on Planet Earth conference. Its developers set out to achieve simple installation on a wide range of hardware routers but struggled with the diversity of closed, proprietary devices, and development of the OpenWireless firmware was deprioritized in April 2015.
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In June 2012, Yusupov co- founded Vine, a looping, short-form video service. Vine was sold to Twitter in October 2012 for a reported $30 million, shortly before the service's official launch. In 2013, Vine hit number one on the App store for free downloads and become the most used video sharing application in the market at the time. Yusupov left Twitter in late 2015 after Vine was deprioritized by Twitter.
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This knowledge led to the development of "quieting" technology that Russia later sold to China. In 1990, Orincon's primary business was antisubmarine warfare; however, the U.S. Navy deprioritized antisubmarine warfare technology spending in anticipation of the end of the Soviet Union. Despite the hardship of transformation in the 1990s, Orincon grew by 25 percent in 1998. In fact, until Lockheed Martin acquired Orincon in June 2003, Orincon experienced growth every year since its inception.
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In 2011, Canada, Japan and Russia stated that they would not take on further Kyoto targets. The Canadian government announced its withdrawal—possible at any time three years after ratification—from the Kyoto Protocol on 12 December 2011, effective 15 December 2012. Canada was committed to cutting its greenhouse emissions to 6% below 1990 levels by 2012, but in 2009 emissions were 17% higher than in 1990. The Harper government prioritized oil sands development in Alberta, and deprioritized the reduction of greenhouse emissions.
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The project focused on a high-end laser tag system for Army Infantry training. Following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, the American military deprioritized their training programs as they prepared for military action in Afghanistan and Iraq. SEO had already ramped up for production, and as the Lockheed Martin contract slipped, SEO was forced to file for bankruptcy in May 2003. In November 2003, the remaining assets of the company were liquidated at auction.
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Waitlist Zero received its major funding in September, 2014 of $50,000 as a planning grant, and a year later, in August 2015, $200,000, for general support. Both were granted by the Open Philanthropy Project. They also had received grants from fundraising events and a private donation by Novartis of $35,000. While a total of $135,000 is expected to be received by the end of 2016, fundraising has since been deprioritized by the board in order to focus on its main goals and values.
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About Hydroelectric Energy The industry employs about 21,000 people directly and 10,000 indirectly. There has been renewed interest in nuclear energy, spurred by increasing demand (particularly within Ontario), and the desire to comply with Canada’s Kyoto Agreement obligations, although Canada withdrew from the Kyoto Protocol in December 2012. (Canada was committed to cutting its greenhouse emissions to 6% below 1990 levels by 2012, but in 2009 emissions were 17% higher than in 1990. The Harper government prioritized oil sands development in Alberta, and deprioritized improving the environment.) [].
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The young Flint residents, with 93% identifying as black, were asked questions regarding the socioeconomic factors that attributed to the crisis. In these interviews, themes of race, genocide, and oppression became apparent as youth expressed opinions on how their "poor Black city" was stigmatized and deprioritized by those in power. Researchers noted that these results can help academics study the racialized mental trauma and stress among youth who experienced the Flint water crisis. The Michigan Civil Rights Commission later reiterated this belief in a 138-page report titled "The Flint Water Crisis: Systemic Racism Through the Lens of Flint".
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Between the influence of mainstream media and politicians, youth politics in the United States has been illegitimated and deprioritized. Organizations such as National Youth Rights Association and The Freechild Project continue to advocate and educate for issues that affect young people specifically, while other organizations, including Youth Service America and Advocates for Youth work for issues that affect youth directly. The children's rights movement is widely credited with keeping youth politics on the national radar, while other fledgling movements such as youth voice and youth participation have yet to gain the spotlight.Even with the efforts of these organizations, many college students do not see politics as an important part of their lives.
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The Gold Cup Final was staged on the same day as the FIFA Women's World Cup Final, which was played earlier in the day and involved the United States women's national team, and the Copa América final. The scheduling of the three events was criticized as an example of women's soccer being deprioritized by FIFA, who called it a "rare and exciting occurrence". CONCACAF president Victor Montagliani said that the scheduling of the Gold Cup final had been the result of a "clerical error" and that the conflict was not realized until it was too late to change. The timing of finals for both U.S. teams resulted in comparisons of their accolades, framed by an ongoing debate over a pay gap for the women's team.
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In 1984-1985, McDonnell Douglas proposed a 173-passenger, stretch of the MD-80 called the MD-89, which would use the International Aero Engines V2500 engine instead of the regular JT8D-200 series engines. The MD-89 was intended to have two fuselage plugs forward of the wing and one fuselage plug aft of the wing. IAE and McDonnell Douglas announced an agreement to jointly market this derivative on February 1, 1985, but the concept was subsequently deprioritized in favor of the proposed MD-91 and MD-92 derivatives using ultra-high bypass (UHB) propfan engines. By 1989, however, lack of airline orders for the UHB derivatives caused McDonnell Douglas to return to the IAE V2500 engines to launch its MD-90 series aircraft.
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