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Una infografía sobre ¿Qué pasa en las Redes Sociales cuando mueres?
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¿Qué pasa en las Redes Sociales cuando mueres?
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Una infografía sobre Cómo disminuir la tasa de rebote. Vía
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Cómo disminuir la tasa de rebote
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Una infografía sobre en que gastamos los 40 minutos diarios de FaceBook. Vía
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En que gastamos los 40 minutos diarios de FaceBook
In most cities where car-sharing services like Lyft and UberX operate, they recruit ordinary citizens with reliable cars and clean driving records. That’s why it’s called “ride-sharing” – the idea is that you’re not summoning a car service, but the app is finding someone available to give you a lift, and you compensate them for their fuel, any tolls, and for their time. New York’s Attorney General wasn’t buying this argument, and Lyft was finally allowed to launch using only commercial drivers. The problem: there aren’t enough of ‘em.
A company spokesperson told DNAinfo that the there is “overwhelming demand” for the service in New York, and that the service plans to add more drivers after the launch weekend.
Maybe it’s all those free rides, or it’s just that drivers haven’t been interested in signing up for the first week. Whatever the case, Lyft customers in NYC whip out their phones and look longingly at all of those cars available on the other side of the Hudson, in northern New Jersey.
Ah, well: at least riders still have options if they don’t want to take a taxi.
@lyft did you get the date wrong for the manhattan launch? Seems 20% discount on @Uber is better than free lyft ride http://t.co/IL0NNsj4h1—
Bruce Quaid (@BruceQuaid) July 27, 2014
New York City Is Loving Lyft Into Uselessness [New York]
Lack of Drivers Snags Lyft’s NYC Launch [DNAinfo]
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Una infografía sobre Cómo ser un líder en el trabajo. Vía Castilla y Léon Económica
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Una infografía sobre la importancia de los backlinks.
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La importancia de los backlinks
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Proyectos del Google Cultural Institute
