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ELA Games presents live coverage of Day Two at SBC Summit Malta

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By Jyoti Rambhai Verified, Joe Streeter Verified
| singdaopr.com
(AsiaGameHub) –   The second day of SBC Summit Malta has officially commenced, and it is already proving to be a busy day filled with engaging discussions. Today’s agenda covers a wide range of topics, including the future of casino, strategies for overcoming SEO attacks, and how to create a standout World Cup offering. Additionally, discussions will address the evolving affiliate landscape, the increasing impact of AI, and the emerging trends shaping the iGaming workforce.
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ELA Games presents live coverage of Day Two at SBC Summit Malta

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By Jyoti Rambhai Verified, Joe Streeter Verified
| Sinchew Business
(AsiaGameHub) –   The second day of SBC Summit Malta has officially commenced, and it is already proving to be a busy day filled with engaging discussions. Today’s agenda covers a wide range of topics, including the future of casino, strategies for overcoming SEO attacks, and how to create a standout World Cup offering. Additionally, discussions will address the evolving affiliate landscape, the increasing impact of AI, and the emerging trends shaping the iGaming workforce.
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Ai search engine Perplexity drops ads over user trust

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By Jyoti Rambhai Verified
| SBC NEWS Verified
American search engine Perplexity has abandoned testing ads over concerns it risks undermining user trust. The San Francisco-based company began testing sponsored placements in 2024, displaying ads beneath its chatbot responses. It was among the first AI search firms to bring in ads. However, since late 2024, the company has been slowly pulling the plug on ads and has no plans to bring them back, the Financial Times reported.
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BSME Talent Awards

2019 - Fiona McPherson New Editor of the Year

High commended - Jyoti Rambhai, Modern Work

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