The 2020 annual report shows that Tongyu’s main business is communication antennas and radio frequency devices, optical communications, and new energy electrical cabinets, accounting for 79.37%, 15.53%, and 5.1% of revenue respectively.

The chairman of Tongyu Communication is Wu Zhonglin, male, 54 years old, Chinese nationality, no permanent overseas residency, master degree, engineer, assistant engineer, professor, former assistant engineer of Guangdong Sanshui Southwest Communication Equipment Factory, Zhongshan Post and Telecommunications Bureau, Guangdong Province Mobile branch engineer, visiting professor of Zhongshan Vocational and Technical College, etc.

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Illustration In Decision 100/QD-TTg dated January 19, 2019 of the Prime Minister approving the “Project on implementation, application and management of the traceability system”, the Ministry of Science and Technology is responsible for building Build and put into operation the National Product and Goods Export Portal. At present, the Ministry of Science and Technology has developed and published 20 national standards in the field of NR. It is expected that in the fourth quarter of 2021, the National Product and Goods Trade Portal will come into operation. National standards are the basis for businesses to standardize TXNG activities, in which information about products and goods is fully collected in all stages of the supply chain, instead of only information. of farming and production as it is today. The TXNG portal will store this information to serve the advertising needs of businesses and to manage and supervise the implementation of TXNG by the State. A product is considered traceable through an electronic label using barcodes or QR codes according to the standards of the GS1 global bar code organization, when using scanning software or applications. The QR code must display all information about the product chain, from purchasing supplies, monitoring the care process, spraying, fertilizing, harvesting, preliminary processing, and transportation. This information is collected automatically or semi-automatically and is exploited and shared. The National Center for Codes and Barcodes (Ministry of Science and Technology) – the unit authorized to assume the prime responsibility for implementing Decision No. 100/QD-TTg – is coordinating in developing a draft Circular on electrical labels. to issue a uniform regulation on stamps and labels using barcodes and QR codes to meet the above requirements. According to the National Center for Codes and Barcodes, the comprehensive implementation of such stages brings benefits to businesses and people. Enterprises have tools to manage and publicize product quality, increase competitive value in the market. Consumers know product quality through information about the entire process of formation and path of a product before it goes on sale. Management agencies will accurately and promptly determine the cause of product quality problems as well as the roles and responsibilities of the parties involved. When the information about TXNG products and goods is uploaded by businesses to the TXNG Portal, it will create a data warehouse to serve the needs of transparent export product information and e-commerce of enterprises.

Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Manh Hung. Speaking at the online conference on state management in the second quarter of 2021 held recently by the Ministry of Information and Communications, Minister Nguyen Manh Hung emphasized the need to clean up cyberspace. The head of the Ministry of Information and Communications noted that localities, ministries and branches must closely monitor and make the cyberspace in their localities and their industries clean and healthy. “In the real world we have been doing pretty well, we have to do the same thing in the digital world,” Hung said. The leader of the Ministry of Information and Communications also pointed out the fact that many ministries, branches, localities and some Departments of Information and Communications have not actively participated in cleaning up cyberspace. Cyberspace is the space of all fields, all ministries, branches and localities, it is not the space of the information and communication industry. “Many gaps exist in cyberspace and are being exploited. A lot of individuals and organizations are being hurt in cyberspace and this ‘pain’ is the first responsibility, first of all, of the Ministry of Information and Communications. “, said Minister Nguyen Manh Hung. Affirming the responsibility of the Ministry of Information and Communications to maintain the health of this new space, the Minister assigned Deputy Minister Hoang Vinh Bao and Deputy Minister Nguyen Huy Dung to discuss with each other so that this July, they will issue instructions on how to do and necessary tools to ensure the health of the entire country’s cyberspace, promulgating documents related to other ministries, branches, localities and other fields. Minister Nguyen Manh Hung requested that one of the things that needs to be done immediately to ensure the health of cyberspace is the movement of individuals, businesses, and organizations… to clean platforms. The Ministry of Information and Communications has to do the task of evaluating and announcing clean platforms. Departments and departments in charge of any field will set evaluation criteria and announce clean platforms in their fields. “The press and media system of the whole country must actively propagate and propagate daily so that people, organizations and businesses move to a healthier environment. Although we are late, we must strongly clean up the living environment in cyberspace and don’t leave it too late,” the Minister emphasized. Regarding the issue of “telecommunications garbage”, at this meeting, Minister Nguyen Manh Hung assigned Deputy Minister Phan Tam to take the strongest measures to thoroughly handle in 2021 the problem of junk SIM, news Spam messages, spam calls… “Mobile phone numbers will be used as digital identifiers, user identifiers on social platforms, mobile money payments, so the phone number must be correctly identified,” Minister Nguyen Manh Hung pointed out. religion.

At noon on the same day, discuss with Newspaper Workers, A leader of the Department of Cybersecurity and High-Tech Crime Prevention (A05 – Ministry of Public Security) said that the unit has received an official dispatch from the Voice of Vietnam Electronic Newspaper. Currently, the Department of Cybersecurity and High-Tech Crime Prevention and a number of professional units of the Ministry of Public Security have investigated and clarified. Website VOV Newspaper is not accessible at the time – Photo: Screenshot Like Newspaper Laborer It was reported that from the evening of June 12, the access to Vov.vn electronic newspaper had difficulties, the transmission line was slow. By 12 o’clock on June 13, readers could not access the Vov.vn link at all. According to the technical department of the Voice of Vietnam Electronic Newspaper, this is the result of a denial of service (DDoS) attack that overflows the bandwidth, making access to the newspaper crippled. At the same time, the fanpage of this newspaper also received tens of thousands of negative and offensive comments. The agency has been in contact with Google and Facebook to handle the related issues. A representative of the Voice of Vietnam Electronic Newspaper also said that the attack on the newspaper affected the operation of the editorial office, affecting readers’ access to information. The Voice of Vietnam has sent a dispatch to the relevant authorities to request a settlement, in which it is requested that the Ministry of Public Security search for the perpetrators of the online newspaper attack. Online newspaper Voice of Vietnam (Vov.vn) has had many technical solutions to fix the problem and access normally from the evening of June 13.

Electricity of Vietnam (EVN) will promote digital transformation, follow the motto “customer-centered”, analyze behavior to provide added services, ensure customers have the ability to interact “anytime, anywhere” in digital space (photo taken before April 27). Photo: VNA With the goal of being in the Top 4 in ASEAN in terms of business and customer service, Electricity of Vietnam (EVN) will promote digital transformation, following the motto “customer-centric”, analyzing customer vi to provide value-added services, ensuring customers have the ability to interact “anytime, anywhere” in the digital space. * Approaching Top 4 ASEAN Information from EVN said that, with business and customer service, the group aims to be in the Top 4 in ASEAN. Through the results of measuring a number of key indicators on production and business activities as well as through evaluations of international organizations, EVN has also approached this goal. Mr. Bui Quoc Hoan, Deputy Head of EVN’s Business Department said, specifically, with the electricity access index, the reform chain implemented since 2013 has increased by 129 places. Up to now, Vietnam ranks 4th in ASEAN, after Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore; ranked 27th in the world and made an important contribution to Vietnam’s business environment index. With the power supply reliability index, EVN is making efforts to approach the Top 4 in ASEAN. Regarding the customer satisfaction score of EVN, the independent consultant implements the assessment method similar to other countries in the region. EVN achieved 8.29 points/10 points in 2019; among the Top 4 in ASEAN. Notably, digital transformation results in business and customer services such as: electronic invoices, field applications, electronic payments, online services, multi-channel customer care centers, etc. .. of EVN has a high transaction rate and is equivalent to leading power enterprises, such as Sing Power of Singapore, MEA of Thailand. According to information from Mr. Bui Quoc Hoan, in the ASEAN region, EVN is the first unit to implement electronic purchase and sale contracts and conduct electricity service transactions in electronic form. Not only taking the lead, but EVN also deployed widely and received great support from customers. Electricity transactions in the electronic form of EVN have been officially implemented since December 2019 and so far, there have been over 2 million contracts. EVN will also promote the quality of online electricity service level 4; electricity purchase and sale contracts and electricity services are transacted electronically (photo taken before April 27). Image; Duc Dung/BNEWS/VNA *Customer is the center According to EVN, digital transformation in business and customer services of EVN is implemented synchronously under the motto “Customer-centric” and thoroughly applies the principle of transforming activities that have not been digitized into into digitization; operations are still manual, not automatically converted to automatic; apply new technologies to replace old ones; take advantage of the power of digital technology, digital data, improve production and business efficiency, create new added value for the corporation as well as for customers. According to the Group’s Digital Transformation Project and according to the tasks assigned by the Steering Committee for Digital Transformation and the application of technology of the fourth industrial revolution to EVN’s production and business activities, digital transformation in Sales and customer service will focus on such contents as: building a shared customer care platform for the whole corporation to provide customer care services in the direction of “personalization” and creating comprehensive, consistent customer experience; linking EVN’s customer care platform with other partners to take care of and create new added value for customers. At the same time, automate the receiving and processing of customer requests through the Customer Care Center. Building a unified customer identification database in EVN. Applying artificial intelligence to analyze customer behavior and improve service quality. EVN will also promote the quality of online electricity service level 4; electricity purchase and sale contracts and electricity services are transacted electronically; pay electricity and service charges by non-cash method. Another key work will be done by EVN, which is the digitization of all field work of workers through applications deployed on mobile platforms. The Group will also modernize the metering system through the implementation of electronic meters and piloting the smart meter system; improve the electricity access index by connecting national databases such as population, land, … to reduce customer records and procedures; electricity service application without surveying through the use of field information data, GIS-based operation management information. According to Mr. Bui Quoc Hoan, the group has thoroughly applied international standards to improve, digitize and virtualize electrical services. Through transforming processes, people and technology; EVN strives to bring many benefits to customers. Specifically, the deployment of multi-channel services, online services, integration of service provision through the National Public Service portal, etc. makes it easy for customers to access, participate, and monitor electricity services. Information about EVN’s services, as well as the settlement process, is public and transparent to customers. With the customer’s documents and procedures, which can be received by EVN through online transaction channels, or through field applications when EVN is surveying and constructing, it has brought convenience and shortened the time. transactions for customers. EVN’s time to process and resolve customer’s requests is thoroughly shortened through technologies. For example, location locating applications help workers quickly move, to promptly respond to customer requests. Service costs are calculated transparently and make it easy for customers to pay via banks and e-wallets of payment intermediaries.

The decision clearly states, developing a digital government that has all safe operations in the digital environment, has a redesigned operating model and operates based on data and digital technology, to be able to provide services. better service, make more timely decisions, issue better policies, use resources more optimally, create development, lead the country’s digital transformation, effectively solve major problems in the world. socio-economic development and management. Develop a comprehensive and comprehensive digital government, promote the achieved results, focus resources, mobilize the participation of the whole political system, have solutions and ways to do breakthroughs and differences. , to basically complete the e-Government development targets by 2021 and form a digital government by 2025. Open orientation for people, businesses and other organizations to appropriately participate in the activities of state agencies, interact with state agencies to jointly enhance transparency, improve service quality, and solve problems and jointly create value for society. Data is the new resource. State agencies open data and provide open data for the development of digital government, digital economy and digital society. State agencies connect and share data so that people only have to declare and provide data once to state agencies and essential public service providers. Platforms are breakthrough solutions. Combining centralized and distributed deployment model, complying with Vietnam E-Government Architecture Framework and Architecture of ministries, branches and localities. Developing platforms in the direction of providing synchronous and smooth services at administrative levels so that they can be used anywhere. National platforms, applications and services must be made first, done well, centralized. The domestic market nurtures and develops digital technology products Make in Vietnam, thereby reaching out to the region and the world. The Government actively coordinates, plans and implements market-oriented and market-creating activities with the dual goals of developing the digital government and developing Vietnam’s digital technology enterprises. Diversifying in scale, aiming to master and develop core technologies and open platforms for Digital Government, forming an ecosystem of Make in Vietnam applications and services. Belonging to the top 30 countries according to the ranking of the United Nations Regarding the vision to 2030, the Decision clearly states: Vietnam has a high level of development index of e-Government and digital government in the world, among the top 30 countries ranked by the United Nations. Developing digital government requires a breakthrough and different way of doing things. Digital government transforms the way to serve people and businesses, reducing costs, increasing business productivity, creating facilitation, bringing people’s satisfaction, so that people and businesses can participate more in activities. action of state agencies to jointly create values, benefits, satisfaction, trust and social consensus. The digital government transforms the organization, operation, working environment and working tools so that officials, civil servants and public employees can best perform their tasks. Targets to 2025, for the provision of quality services to serve society: State agencies to reduce, restructure, simplify, standardize and unify administrative procedures in service of society across the country. nationwide scope. State agencies provide new services on the principle of ensuring service quality, reducing costs, and increasing social labor productivity in a proactive and timely manner to meet the needs of society. People and businesses can use digital services according to their personalized needs, throughout their lives, when needed, in a convenient way, online or in person, easily, simply, quickly, and without paper. , no presence is required unless required by law. Some basic criteria include: 100% of administrative procedures eligible under the law are provided in the form of online public services level 4. 100% of online public services are designed, redesigned to optimize the user experience, when used, are pre-filled with data that the user has provided previously under the agreement, in accordance with quality standards service. 100% of people and businesses using online public services are identified and authenticated smoothly, unified on all systems of government levels from central to local. At least 80% of administrative records are processed completely online, people only have to enter data once; at least 90% of people and businesses are satisfied with the handling of administrative procedures; at least 20% of administrative procedures of state agencies will be reduced compared to the current one. 100% state agencies provide 24/7 service For the goal of optimal operation of state agencies’ activities, some basic criteria include: 100% of state agencies provide 24/7 service, ready to serve online at any time. people and businesses need. 100% of civil servants are assigned digital identifiers in job processing. 100% of the direction, administration and internal governance of state agencies are carried out on the basis of overall and unified governance. 100% of documents exchanged between state agencies are carried out in electronic form, digitally signed by specialized digital signatures, except for confidential documents as prescribed by law. 90% of work records at ministerial and provincial levels; 80% of work records at the district level and 60% of work records at the commune level are processed on the internet (except for work records that are state secret). 100% of the reporting work is done on the national reporting information system. 100% of records are created, kept and shared electronically according to regulations. 100% of state agencies at ministerial and provincial levels have a centralized analysis and data processing platform, and application of artificial intelligence to optimize operations. At least 50% of supervision and inspection activities of the management agency are carried out through the digital environment and the information system of the management agency. At least 70% of the contents of the training program, entrance exam, state management promotion exam to the rank of specialist, main specialist, senior specialist or equivalent shall be conducted online. 100% of cadres, civil servants and public employees are trained, fostered and universalized basic digital skills; 50% of cadres, civil servants and public employees are trained and fostered skills in analysis, data mining and digital technology. In addition to specific objectives and targets and tasks of ministries and local branches, the Decision also mentions key national tasks, including: Improving the legal environment; digital infrastructure development; develop digital platforms and national scale systems; develop national digital data; development of national applications and services; ensure the safety and security of the national network.

This is the first time the Government has introduced the concept of Digital Government. Accordingly, digital government is essentially e-government, with changes in approach and implementation thanks to the development of digital technology. “Solving administrative procedures without contact” is one of the four criteria of e-Government. Photo: VGP. The strategy clearly states that by 2030, Vietnam is in the group of 30 leading countries in the development index of e-government and digital government according to the United Nations ranking. Digital government will transform the way people and businesses are served. From there, it helps to reduce costs, increase the productivity of businesses, create favorable conditions, and bring satisfaction to people. The ultimate goal is for people and businesses to participate more in the activities of state agencies, jointly creating values, benefits, satisfaction, trust and social consensus. The digital government also transforms the way it is organised, operated, working environment and tools so that cadres, civil servants and public employees can best perform their duties. For each stage, specific goals are set with basic targets. By 2025, the strategy sets five goals including providing quality services to serve society; widely mobilize the participation of society; optimal operation of state agencies’ activities; effectively solve major problems in socio-economic development, and make breakthrough changes in national ranking. Regarding the national key tasks, the strategy clearly states 6 tasks including: Perfecting the legal environment, developing digital infrastructure; develop digital platforms and national scale systems; develop national digital data; development of national applications and services; ensure the safety and security of the national network. These six tasks are also the key tasks of ministries, branches and localities to implement within their respective sectors, domains and localities. The strategy clearly states 10 solutions for implementation, including solutions on: Organization, apparatus, network; training and fostering digital skills; propaganda, dissemination and awareness raising; cooperation between state agencies and enterprises; researching, developing and mastering core technologies; standardization and restructuring of business processes; international cooperation… According to Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Manh Hung, e-Government targets will be basically completed in 2021, with a focus on level 4 online public services reaching 100%. The digital government will be formed in 2025. Accordingly, government services are provided automatically 24/7 according to demand, new public services are provided in a timely manner and on the basis of open data. Digital government is essentially e-government, with changes in approach and implementation thanks to the development of digital technology. Therefore, when we say that developing digital government means developing e-government, digital government includes e-government. E-Government, simply understood, is the “four Nos”, including the ability to meet face-to-face, process paperless documents, handle contactless administrative procedures and make non-cash payments. Digital government is e-government, adding “four Yess”, having all safe actions in the digital environment, being able to provide new services quickly, having the ability to use resources optimally, and being able to ability to create development, lead the country’s digital transformation, effectively solve major problems in socio-economic development and management.

Provincial road 330 – the main traffic route of Ba Che district has been repaired and upgraded. Provincial road 330 is an arterial traffic route with a total length of nearly 50km. This is the route connecting from the town center of Ba Che district with 5 highland communes: Thanh Son, Thanh Lam, Dap Thanh, Minh Cam and Luong Mong. At the same time, this route also connects and trades between Ba Che district and Bac Giang province. Although it is an important road, but because it was invested more than 20 years ago, many sections have been seriously degraded, the road surface is subsided, muddy, many dangerous bends and steep sleeves. At underground points overflowing along the route on heavy rain days, the water level rises, even in some villages, the flood situation lasts for a long time, affecting people’s travel and economic development. Typically, the flood from August 12 to 14, 2017, the high water level of the Ba Che river caused 19 local flooding points along the provincial road 330. In which, many of them flooded more than 2m deep. Facing difficulties and inadequacies, voters and Ba Che district authorities have proposed to the province and central government to pay attention to renovating and upgrading the local arterial roads. In order to gradually overcome the deterioration of provincial road 330, in 2018, the Non-business Capital Management Board, the Department of Transport and Communications completed repairing 6 low-lying points, causing flooding on the route. By August 2020, this route continues to be renovated at key points nearly 16km long. In which, upgrading and replacing some underground overflows; carry out roadside reinforcement; strengthen nails; widen the road from 3.5m to 5.5m; locally repair the road surface with standard crushed stone and pave it on the basis of the existing roadbed, ensuring two lanes of traffic; supplement and replace the longitudinal trench system and traffic safety infrastructure. Up to now, the project has basically completed the items, the overall project has reached 95% of the volume, is eligible to be put into use, ensures traffic safety and serves the travel needs of people. people. Mr. Nguyen Van Hung, from Khe Long Ngoai village, Thanh Son commune, Ba Che district, said: In the past, it was difficult to travel on long distances, so people here often sold acacia wood at a lower price than the market. Now there is a beautiful road, so trucks go to the edge of the forest to buy acacia at a high price. People are very excited. However, on some turns from provincial road 330 to residential areas because the roadway is higher than the houses, the continued deployment of road railings to ensure traffic safety for people is important. absolutely necessary. It can be affirmed that, basically, when the provincial road 330 is repaired and upgraded, it has helped people travel more conveniently and safely. If before the spillway points were flooded every time the rainy season came, it has been replaced by bridges and large box culverts, ending the isolation in the rainy season. Thereby, helping the people of Ba Che district not only facilitate production, develop the forest economy and transport goods in the rainy season. Traffic infrastructure is invested to help trade goods in Ba Che highland. Along with the investment of the provincial road 330, up to now, from the capital of the national target programs and of Quang Ninh province. , Many roads of the district have been renovated, upgraded and renewed. Especially the transport system connecting the district center with communes and villages is concreted. This is a great effort of the province as well as officials and people of Ba Che district because the investment in infrastructure in mountainous areas and complicated terrain requires huge funds. Mr. Khieu Anh Tu, Vice Chairman of Ba Che District People’s Committee, said: Thanks to the investment in transport infrastructure, the material and spiritual life of people in Ba Che district has been increasingly improved. By the end of 2019, Ba Che has completed the removal of communes and villages from extremely difficult situations. The district also completed Project 196 1 year ahead of schedule. However, currently in Ba Che area, provincial road 342 is an important traffic route serving travel, goods exchange, socio-economic development between Ba Che district and neighboring localities. dilapidated, narrow road surface. In the coming time, if this road is invested, it will help people travel less hard and have conditions for economic development and poverty reduction more sustainably. Concrete road to each village, replacing muddy dirt road. Ba Che is the most difficult mountainous district of Quang Ninh province. Therefore, in order to create motivation for the locality to develop comprehensively in all fields, narrowing the gap with the lowland; In addition to the efforts of the Party Committee, the government and the entire people, infrastructure investment is one of the urgent and important solutions that need to be implemented.

In a recent statement, Spanish Health Minister Carolina Darias affirmed that “Spain is a safe destination” and hopes that the country’s tourism industry will soon restore its position; In the context of favorable progress of vaccination, life here gradually returns to normal. Tourists arrive in Spain on June 7, at the airport in the city of Malaga. Source: Reuters At airports and ports, the Spanish government has two different checkpoints, for visitors from high-risk and low-risk countries, respectively. If coming from a high-risk area, travelers must have a vaccination certificate, a negative test result or proof that they have recovered from Covid-19. Children under the age of six are exempt from these procedures. Visitors from low-risk areas are not required to provide the above documents; they will be controlled through a QR code, after declaring it on the Spanish Travel Health (SpTH) digital platform. This platform facilitates quick and convenient entry for visitors. Arriving in Spain on June 7, Ms. Carla Grahuer (Israel) said: “The procedures and forms are filled out online so it is very quick. If you fill out all the information, you have had your vaccination and PCR test done. There won’t be any problems.” On the first day of opening, activity at Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport in Madrid remained low compared to the busy tourist flow before the Covid-19 crisis. Before the pandemic, Spain was the second largest host of international visitors in the world. In 2020, international tourism in Spain has dropped by 80%, leaving beaches, fortresses and hotels almost deserted.

Primates make laughter when they play. However, laughter in animals often means an invitation to mate, join a herd, or find food. The meaning of animal laughter Laughing together helps people connect and bond. Although the reason for laughing can vary widely between individuals and groups, this sound can still be distinguished from crying, screaming, groaning or shouting. In humans, laughter expresses a wide range of emotions, from positive such as amusement to negative such as annoyance. People laugh when they hear an interesting story or when they see funny things. But what about animals? Do they laugh and is the reason they laugh the same way humans laugh? It’s hard to tell if animals have a sense of humor like humans. A study published in the journal Bioacoustics in April 2021 found that when communicating, animals sometimes make sounds that have a comforting, pleasant nuance. Sasha Winkler, lead author of the study, at the University of California, Los Angeles (USA), said that rhesus monkeys (scientific name Macaca mulatta) often pant when playing. This is the inspiration for her and her colleagues to expand their research on animal laughter. They looked to see if other animals let out gasps like rhesus monkeys during play. The researchers say that such sounds closely resemble human laughter. They continued to study the prevalence of laughter among animals. The team identified 65 species that “laughed” while playing, most of which were mammals. Some birds also make cheerful sounds. This analysis helps scientists go back to the evolutionary origins of laughter in humans. When playing, animals may cry or laugh to keep interactions at a harmonious level, not becoming aggressive. Unlike fighting, the concept of play in animals is often mating, foraging. Play can be clearly seen in primates because their facial muscles show human-like expressions when playing. The study grew out of an experiment from 2017 on kea parrots living in New Zealand. Experts recorded the laughter of the kea parrots and played them back for others to hear. As a result, these parrots will play together relatively closely. This study shows that the laughter of kea parrots is like an invitation to others to join the flock or to feed together. Investigation results show that mammals, especially primates, rodents, carnivores and cetaceans emit similar sounds. These sounds are only emitted when playing, such as the whistle like the whistle of a bottlenose dolphin (scientific name is Tursiops truncatus), the hiss of a mouse. Most primates, including chimpanzees, gorillas, monkeys, and baboons, exhibit laughter by: panting, smirking, chuckling to “click, clack” and loud cries. . Birds emit laughter to attract their fellow humans. Laughing is not just for fun Research also shows that fish, amphibians and reptiles do not produce laughter because this group may not organize play activities. However, laughter between humans and animals is quite different. Usually, people’s laughter shows that they are having fun or sharing their joy with those around them. People also put laughter into communication to express their attitudes and feelings towards the behavior of people around them. For example, smirking, sarcastic laughter, sarcastic laughter to express a reaction of praise or disapproval of the actions of people around. But in some animals, laughing is not synonymous with cheerfulness. For example, hyenas often laugh when feeling dangerous, threatened, attacked or simply upset. Human and animal laughter also differ in volume. For example, older hyenas often laugh at a low pitch while young hyenas’ laughter is high, even shrill. Some species laugh very softly, just enough for the other person to hear. While human laughter is loud, loud and nuanced. Before Winkler, in 2000, Jaak Panskeep, a psychologist and neuroscientist working at Washington State University, USA, discovered that tickled rats emit chirping sounds similar to the sounds they make when they play. Some lab rats liked to be tickled so much that they simulated this amusing activity. From there, Panskeep and his colleagues began to seriously study the play of animals. He identified seven basic emotional expressions activated by the mammalian brain. Since then, he has applied this result to the study of human emotions and found a treatment for depression in humans. Panskeep has clinically developed an antidepressant, named GLYX-13. He considers this modulation product to be proof that scientists should seriously evaluate the emotional state of animals. Animal studies could pave the way for the development of psychopharmaceuticals for humans. He also added that we think rats and monkeys can laugh because they are smart. But in fact, intelligence is not a funny factor. Play in any animal can stimulate laughter, increase cognitive ability.

An employee scans and checks products in a Tiki warehouse in Ho Chi Minh City. (Photo: Bloomberg) Crossing the crowded streets of Ho Chi Minh City in a Honda, Ho Duc Quang carries toys, books and other packages to deliver to Tiki.vn customers. Quang, 25, needs to be quick, as Tiki promises to deliver in 2 hours. He uses AirPods to notify customers of his arrival, but there is one thing that slows down this shipper: Quang has to wait for customers to open the package, confirm the correct goods before departing for the next trip. It is a mandatory operation for those who do not trust online sellers. Quang’s speedy deliveries between the city of 9 million people are just part of a campaign to win over customers, many of whom shop online for the first time due to the pandemic. Winning isn’t easy where only about a third of adults have a bank account and less than 5% have a credit card. Most shopping at convenience stores, traditional markets. Although Euromonitor International estimates that e-commerce will only account for 3% of Vietnam’s retail market in 2020, the lowest in Southeast Asia, the potential of the market is extremely attractive. According to a report by Google, Temasek, Bain & Co, Vietnam’s digital economy is predicted to reach US$52 billion by 2025, an increase of 29% compared to 2020. Competition for customers Startups backed by Warburg Pincus, Goldman Sachs, JD.com or Shopee, Amazon are all targeting the Vietnamese middle class. From 2016 to the first half of 2020, investors poured $1.9 billion into the domestic online sector. Mr. Ralf Matthaes, Managing Director of Infocus Mekong Research, assessed that Vietnam is in the early stages of becoming a digital society with a young and technology-loving population. Therefore, these companies have to compete with each other to provide services. The government has set a target of online shopping to account for 10% of Vietnam’s retail sales by 2025. The regulator wants to reduce cash payments to create a more transparent, modern economy through increased non-payment of transactions. cash for public services and improve the regulatory framework for electronic payments. The consortium led by Alibaba and Baring Private Equity Asia will invest $400 million in exchange for a 5.5% stake in CrownX of Masan retail group. Under the agreement, Masan will cooperate with Lazada – Alibaba’s e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia. Kenny Ho, Southeast Asia Investment Director of Alibaba, affirmed that the combination of Alibaba’s online retail expertise, Lazada’s Vietnam platform, and Masan’s offline network will be a powerful catalyst for the company’s success. modernization of Vietnam’s retail market. In January, M-Service, the startup behind the Momo e-wallet, raised more than $100 million from an investment group, including Warburg Pincus. For the first time in their shopping life, Vietnamese people are “encircled” by the form of customer-first retailing that is common in developed economies. Trust of customers Online retailers are trying to woo shoppers wary of scam stores that don’t offer return policies. According to economist Nguyen Tri Hieu, “Vietnamese people don’t trust what they can’t see. Usually, they need to know what they’re buying. They have to smell it and touch it.” So e-commerce sites raced to launch marketing campaigns, offering discounts on everything from AirPods to Samsung washing machines. E-wallet startup that offers coupons. Tiki applies a refund policy of up to 30 days. Nguyen Thi Kim Chi, 31, who works for an entertainment website, said that 70% off and customer-oriented items attract her. Buyers are empowered to evaluate products and services online. If normal, they often have to go to the store complaining about the low quality of the product and there may be quarrels but nothing is corrected. According to Mr. Matthase, the epidemic will boost digital retail as 30% more Vietnamese will shop for everything from food to electronics online in 2020. Retail shifting According to Jeffrey Perlman, managing director of Warburg Pincus in Singapore, Vietnam’s retail market changes faster than other markets. Tiki is currently the largest domestic e-commerce platform in the country. Software engineer Tran Ngoc Thai Son built Tiki in 2010 from $5,000. Mr. Son writes code, buys 100 English books from Amazon, and delivers it by himself by motorbike. Currently, Tiki has 3,100 employees and a state-of-the-art logistics operations system overseen by Henry Low, former head of Amazon and Coupang. Along with the company’s growth is the effort to attract customers. Mr. Son deployed a system to filter counterfeit goods and sided with customers. For example, if there is a defect in a newly purchased phone, the customer wants to return it, they will support 100%. If the seller is not okay with this decision, Tiki will shut down their account. From diapers to beer According to Crunchbase, investors like Sumitomo, JD.com have invested $192.5 million in Tiki. Mr. Son anticipates more rounds of funding and prepares for an IPO. According to Mr. Low, Tiki handles less than 2 million orders per month. Employees busy arranging everything from diapers and diapers to Corona beer in the 10,000-square-foot fulfillment center. Tiki applies artificial intelligence and robots capable of transporting 800kg products to speed things up. Thanks to the logistics system, Mr. Son aims to transport 500,000 products in 2 hours, up from 200,000 currently, helping Tiki achieve its profit target. Du Lam (According to Bloomberg)

Former US President Donald Trump has shut down his own new social media platform, which was launched less than a month ago. (Source: KnowTechie) The above information has been confirmed by Mr. Jason Miller, a senior aide to Mr. Trump, to US media. Accordingly, the new media platform called “From the desk of Donald Trump” (From the desk of Donald Trump) has been permanently closed. Channel CNBC “This is just a supplement to the broader efforts we’ve been making,” Miller said. We hope to have more information on the larger efforts soon,” but did not specify a time. Asked if the decision was a “precondition” for Trump to join “another social media platform,” Miller said: “Yes, it really is.” The communication platform “From Donald J.Trump’s desk”, launched on May 4, has a lot in common with Twitter. Twitter and Facebook have permanently locked the account of former President Trump after the attack on the US Capitol on January 6, accusing him of inciting violence. (According to CNBC)

This is one of the technology products under the project “Modernizing Vietnam Post’s information technology system” of Vietnam Post.The CAS multi-service transaction system is built on the basis of Riposte solution. of the Escher group, has been successfully applied in 35 countries with a developed postal background. CAS Multi-Service Transaction System is designed specifically for the field of automation, retail customer transactions with 3 technology applications in digital transformation, including: CAS-Counter (at multi-service counters), CAS-Mobile (on mobile devices) and CAS-Kiosk (on vending machines). The CAS-Counter system, after connecting with supporting peripheral devices such as barcode readers, QR code scanners, electronic scales… enables the provision of postal services, postal finance, retail distribution and public administration for customers on a single transaction software, at all post offices and service points of Vietnam Post. Thereby, tellers and service staff only need to perform simple and quick operations on a modern and complete interface, meeting all the needs of customers when receiving services. According to a representative of Vietnam Post, through CAS-Counter, a Vietnam Post teller can simultaneously provide nearly 100 domestic and international postal services, more than 60 collection and payment services, and financial services. administration, public administration and over 5,000 retail goods and products on the same interface and the same software. Not only bringing convenience to postal workers, CAS-Counter also brings convenience to customers when they can use many services at the same time at a single counter when going to the post office. In addition, the operations on the publication will be eliminated, the error of sender and recipient information is minimized; Transaction methods through the electronic system such as using barcodes and QR Codes are applied in conducting transactions on modern application platforms. Maximize support for tellers, increase customer experience In order to create accuracy right from the receiving stage, Vietnam Post synchronizes the CAS-Counter into high-tech platforms such as automatic sorting and picking line systems at mining centers, regional hubs, My VietnamPost app, Dingdong broadcasting software on Smartphone for postmen, PacknSend communication system… All of the above application and software systems have helped businesses shorten the time for the whole postal process to be 1 day for near-regional areas, 2 days and up to 4 days for inter-regional and regional postal services. guaranteed product. For retail services, the system allows quick, convenient, simple and accurate transactions with customers when the product codes are entered directly from the supplier, this ensures transparency. information with the customer, after the transaction, the customer can accurately compare the item code, price and total amount to be paid. When Vietnam Post is licensed by the State Bank of Vietnam as a payment intermediary, CAS-Counter will closely connect with the PostPay electronic payment platform for customers’ collection and payment transactions. From there, CAS-Counter optimizes and corrects every detail when customers use the service, as well as conduct financial and banking transactions through a network of 13,000 service points of the post office. Mr. Nguyen Quoc Vinh – Member of Vietnam Post Board of Directors said: “The CAS-Counter application system has helped CAS-Counter standardize transaction processes in all services being provided throughout the system to customers. customers, turning postal service points into smart service points, and easily defining and adding new services. Here, new service forms on the CAS-Counter ecosystem will be completed, namely CAS-Mobile and CAS- Kios. Automated transactions 24/7 will be quickly introduced and deployed widely, mobile transactions will be deployed throughout the network, with 72 thousand employees becoming 72 thousand local mobile service points. Only customers are the not-so-distant future of Vietnam Post.” Ms. Thanh Tam, teller at Thang Long Post Office, City Post Office. Hanoi shared: “Thang Long Post Office started using the CAS-Counter application from 2020. This is an application with a friendly, modern and easy-to-use interface. Any teller can operate, operate and provide services quickly. The fast and simple way of doing this helps the trader not to have to memorize a lot of information. Customers can check the information sent, received, account number, contract, freight, deposit… right at the screen system located on the counter. The service quality of the service points has been improved, bringing about customer satisfaction”.

Online advertising will be crowned From June 1, Decree 38 on sanctioning of administrative violations in the field of culture and advertising will officially take effect. However, a few days ago, the Vietnam Advertising Association in its petition pointed out a number of shortcomings in this new Decree, which is the sanctioning regulation “Waiting time to turn off or open ads is not fixed area exceeding 1.5 seconds” and “Design and layout advertising mixed with news content”. 80% OF CAKES ARE INTO FACEBOOK, GOOGLE BAGS According to the analysis in the petition of the Vietnam Advertising Association signed by Standing Vice Chairman of the Association Nguyen Truong Son as well as shared by businesses in the industry, the regulations on “Waiting time to turn off or open advertising reports that do not stay in a fixed area beyond 1.5 seconds” is unrealistic, too short to be able to convey the message. Compared with cross-border advertising platforms, the current interface allows viewers to skip ads in as little as 5 seconds. Sharing with VnEconomy, an expert in the field of advertising said that, in theory, businesses will spend advertising money on channels that have many viewers, and bring high efficiency. So when advertising in any channel is difficult, businesses will look to another channel… According to the report Vietnam Digital Marketing Trends 2021, the size of the online advertising market in Vietnam in 2020 is estimated at 820 million USD. It is forecasted that in 2021, this revenue will reach about 955 million USD. In which, up to 80% of the “piece of cake” of revenue goes to Google, Facebook … In the context of industrial revolution 4.0, online advertising is increasingly popular. Leading in terms of market share, online advertising sales in Vietnam are currently cross-border platforms Facebook and Google. And with the above regulation, this expert said that in the coming time, not only 80% of advertising money will flow into the pockets of “giants” but even more. Although the state encourages brands to advertise in Vietnamese newspapers, with such tightening regulations, businesses and brands will have to turn to advertising on cross-border platforms such as Facebook, YouTube… Thus, if advertising in the press of domestic enterprises is being tightened by the strict regulations of this Decree, cross-border advertising enterprises are naturally benefited by the standard , their operating principles as well as we have not been able to handle the violations of these platforms when they are not based in Vietnam. This has created an unequal competition between domestic advertising enterprises/press agencies and cross-border advertising networks… A representative of the Vietnam Advertising Association said that this will certainly affect the revenue of electronic press agencies that mainly rely on advertising. If the advertisement is published on electronic newspapers for only 1.5 seconds and is not inserted into the content, then no business wants to advertise because it will not be effective. Mr. Nguyen Quang Nhat, Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City Outdoor Advertising Club shared, the number of advertising businesses and agencies in Vietnam is quite large, but in fact, collecting 10 dong, they had to spend 7 dong on Google and Facebook. Advertising funding for news agencies will be increasingly difficult. According to a business with more than a decade of experience in online advertising, the press is currently caught between the problem of charging readers and users and collecting advertising fees. Since there are no user fees, newspapers can only charge from advertising activities. In the advertising fee collection there are a number of formats and if specified to only 1.5 seconds is too short, lacks factual basis and needs to be studied to extend the time. Currently, advertising platforms on OTT like YouTube are usually 5-6 seconds and have a warning to users that they can/will be off after how many seconds… KEY KEYS NEED TO CORRECT ADVERTISING LAW International practice, with free press similar to Vietnam, advertising is allowed to be interspersed with news/article content and customized based on the audience reading the newspaper. Readers have the right to click to view or skip the advertising content. The act of “Designing and arranging advertisements mixed with news content” is one of the administrative violations to be handled. Although this regulation is aimed at protecting the interests of readers, it is not fair in ensuring the rights of individuals/organizations purchasing advertising services as well as businesses providing advertising services. The tools to reach customers through mainstream media products are narrowed, causing obstacles and difficulties for the advertising industry. According to businesses, this new regulation will help readers have a cleaner online newspaper space, no longer bothered by ads. This Decree will prevent the phenomenon of many news sites abusing the form of contextual advertising, confusing readers as well as consumers. In the coming time, these regulations will also become obsolete because the trend of online advertising will take the throne with many different forms of attracting attention; application of technology platforms, cross-border Internet platforms. Therefore, it will become increasingly difficult for the press to call for advertising as advertising will flow into other applications. This business thinks that, with pages that have too many ads and are annoying, it is easy for bored readers to leave and not re-enter. A newspaper without readers cannot call for advertising and hardly survive. Newspapers themselves will have to adjust this issue accordingly and especially improve the quality of information content. Advertising and content must always be tied together. If the information is not good, the number of viewers is small, the advertising is no longer available, the press will have a hard time surviving and vice versa. However, even newspapers that invest in quality articles and respect their readers, with this advertising regulation, will still violate… In fact, the waiting time to turn off or open ads in a fixed area does not exceed 1.5 seconds, which is specified in the Law on Advertising, the implementing Decree and is now repeated. But because it is unreasonable, in the past 10 years, no unit has been fined under this regulation. However, according to Mr. Son, when Decree 38 was issued, we understand that the government is very interested in this, focusing on discipline, all citizens must obey the law, from June 1 onwards. All parties must strictly comply and violations will be punished. To overcome the above shortcomings, a representative of the Vietnam Advertising Association said that Decree 38 is a sub-law document, so it is impossible to violate the law. Therefore, the most important thing is to petition the Government to submit to the National Assembly to amend the Law on Advertising.

However, since the beginning of 2020, the Vietnamese audiobook market has witnessed the participation of young, but ambitious companies who want to develop a copyrighted Vietnamese audiobook platform. Audiobooks on Voiz FM are all copyrighted content. Photo: FB Voiz FM. In early 2020, the Voiz FM platform was born. Built by technology joint stock company WeWe, Voiz FM targets the $2 billion market in Southeast Asia. Voiz FM receives investment from 500 Startup Vietnam fund, and has copyright cooperation from book companies such as First News – Tri Viet, Bach Viet, SaigonBooks… Up to now, Voiz FM has nearly 180 thousand subscribers, an impressive growth compared to the number of 100,000 users announced at the end of 2020. The total number of titles on this system includes about 230 books. structure, approximately 600 non-fiction books, and a variety of podcast content. Besides Voiz FM, around April 2020, another audiobook application entered the market. The application name is Fonos, invested by Hustle Fund, with the companion of Shark Thai Van Linh. Not less than Voiz FM, Fonos quickly signed exclusive rights with a series of big book companies such as Nha Nam, Alphabooks, Thai Ha… to adapt their content to the platform. Image promoting the audiobook Finding Yourself in the Post-Childhood World. Photo: FB Fonts. Up to now, Fonos has about 100,000 users, along with a content database of more than 150 titles from major domestic book companies. Books on Fonos are all read by reputable and experienced voice-talents. It is not difficult to see that the content on Fonos and Voiz FM is exclusive, without interference. If you are an audiobook lover in Vietnam, you will need to register for an account on both platforms to fully enjoy these contents. Developing copyrighted digital content is the future of the publishing industry in the world, and Vietnam will certainly have to follow this path. In Vietnam, it is still very difficult to convince readers to spend money on audiobook content in particular, and digital content in general, because it is too easy to access pirated content sources. Hopefully in the future, there will be more support from management agencies to promote young units, such as Fonos, Voiz FM, to be confident in their activities.

The Vietnamese team before the training session on the afternoon of May 27, 2021. (Photo: Hoang Linh/VNA) On May 28, in Hanoi, Vietnam Cable Television Corporation (VTVcab) and Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) officially signed an Agreement to establish a strategic partnership for the period from 2021-2026. . Representative of the Vietnam Football Federation, Standing Vice Chairman Tran Quoc Tuan and Chairman of the Board of Directors of VTVcab Hoang Ngoc Huan signed the cooperation agreement. According to the principle of agreement, the two sides commit to strengthen cooperation towards the goal of always being each other’s strategic partners in the process of operation and development; jointly promote cooperation activities, provide solutions and links to expand and strengthen solutions to support the development of the Vietnam Football Federation in the fields of sponsorship; communication cooperation; research and build a data management system as well as develop football management platforms With the advantage of television and digital platforms, VTVcab and VFF promote the field of communication of Vietnamese football activities across the entire resources of the country. VTVcab . One of the notable signings was that the Vietnam Football Federation decided to choose VTVcab to become the only unit to cooperate in building a digital platform system to manage and operate the football data infrastructure. The only and orthodox Vietnamese stone of VFF , including administration system football data nation; league, club, player management tools; building VFF football social network; interactive platform system between fans, players, clubs and VFF. The signing of the Agreement in principle to establish a strategic partnership is of great significance, contributing to motivating the teams to achieve the expected results, and at the same time promoting the development of the team. Vietnamese football more and more professional and sustainable.

Facebook tightens control of fake news. Illustration Recently, Facebook has taken “strong” action against users who constantly share fake information on this company’s social platform. In the announcement, Facebook said it would reduce engagement of all of a user’s news feed posts if this person regularly shares content labeled as fake news from one of its fact-checking partners. In addition, Facebook will also implement measures to notify users if they are interacting with content that has been reviewed by fact-checking partners. In recent times, false information and conspiracy theories have appeared a lot on social platforms with many users, such as Facebook or Twitter. Therefore, Facebook affirms: “Whether it’s fake or misleading information about Covid-19, vaccines, climate change, elections or other topics, we are working to ensure that more and more people are Few people have to see that kind of information on our platforms.” Earlier this year, Facebook said it removed 1.3 billion fake accounts between October and December last year. The move comes ahead of an examination by the US House of Representatives Energy and Commerce Committee on how technology platforms tackle the problem of disinformation.

Specifically, Facebook said this feature has been tested recently, to find out if hiding likes reduces the user experience. (Artwork: LN24) The results showed that not seeing the number of likes benefits some users, but at the same time annoys others. Therefore, this new feature will be offered as an option so that users can decide which option is right for them. This means that users can optionally hide the public like count on posts. (Photo: Facebook) (Photo: Facebook) Facebook claims to be looking for more ways for people to deliver a better user experience. Starting today, Facebook will offer an option to hide the like count on all News Feed posts. You can also choose to hide the number of likes on your own posts, so that others can’t see how many likes that post has. This way, people can focus on the image or video being shared instead of the number of likes, according to a Facebook representative. (Photo: Facebook) Users can hide the number of likes on other people’s posts, by accessing the new “Posts” section under “Settings”. This control applies to all News Feed posts. In addition, users can also choose to hide the number of likes before sharing a content. This feature can be optionally enabled/disabled, even after the content has been posted. (Photo: Tech) Some experts say that hiding likes is the right thing to do. “Removing the counter helps reduce stress, anxiety and many negative emotions when using social networks, because many people often envy each other through post likes. Hiding likes also helps users focus. into the content of the article more.”

From YouTube channels aimed at children but with inappropriate content that have just been handled like Tho Nguyen’s, to hot Tik Tok channels that teach teenagers how to make firecrackers, how to… commit suicide. painless, beating the piggy bank to steal money… and hundreds of thousands of ridiculous situations that can even endanger the lives of viewers, especially young children… still appear every day on Facebook, YouTube, Tik Tok and many other video sharing platforms. The more views, the more followers, the wider the promotion of these video channels and with that, the more money is earned, so despite universal moral and legal values, many vloggers Close your eyes and close your nose towards the goal: to be popular at all costs. Can’t delay, push back, prevent harmful, bullshit videos on the internet , having strict sanctions against video sharing platforms that do not comply with Vietnamese law, joining hands to build a safe and healthy cyberspace right from home to school and society is standard content. point above People’s Monthly May 2021 issue.

Facebook’s WhatsApp messaging app icon. Photo: AFP/VNA MEITy’s new rules require major social media platforms like WhatsApp to “trace” the origin of specific messages sent on the messaging service. However, according to a WhatsApp spokesperson, asking messaging apps to trace chats is equivalent to asking WhatsApp to track every single message sent on the app. This would break end-to-end encryption and fundamentally compromise user privacy. The spokesperson stressed that along with civil society and experts around the world, WhatsApp has always opposed requests to violate user privacy, but the application is owned by this social network Facebook. We will also continue to work with the Government of India to find practical solutions to keep everyone safe, including responding to valid legal requests for the information WhatsApp makes available. Earlier, the press reported that social media platforms such as Facebook, WhatsApp, Google and Twitter could face legal action in India if they do not comply with a new regulation by the government to strengthen control. control of intermediary platforms, effective May 26. Failure to comply with the above provisions will result in the social media networks being stripped of their intermediary platform status and immunity and will face criminal action under Indian law. The above regulations also require social media companies to appoint a resident grievance officer, regulatory compliance officer and basic contact person, as well as to disclose detailed information about the company. details of these people on their website, along with physical contact addresses. The regulation also requires traceability of the originator of the message and includes a provision for voluntary verification as a way to establish user identity.

Illustration. Source: Internet. Under the impact of the pandemic, Vietnam’s e-commerce market has grown rapidly with a growth rate of 18%, reaching US$11.8 billion. Among them, e-commerce and digital payments are booming with an increasing number of users. However, there has not been much breakthrough in the value of digital payments due to consumer confidence and spending considerations amid the crisis. It is estimated that with the expected recovery of the economy after the pandemic, the value of digital payments will increase by 30% to reach $15 billion this year. According to Appota, in 2020, 121 startups have been providing fintech services. The number of digital payment startups accounted for 31%, more than twice that of peer-to-peer lending companies (16%). As of September 2020, Momo reached 20 million users, becoming the most used payment platform in Vietnam. Meanwhile, intermediary payment service provider VNPay has become the second unicorn startup and one of 12 companies in Southeast Asia valued at $1 billion. Obviously, the digital payments market is very potential but also highly competitive. Due to the implementation of social distancing measures, more and more people are staying at home and using mobile apps online. Short-form video application TikTok has reached 16 million downloads in Vietnam, becoming the latest entertainment trend of users. The market segment is expected to be more active in 2021 with the expansion of Instagram and Youtube. Meanwhile, the online games segment also recorded dizzying growth with 40% growth in revenue, new game downloads and releases reaching $205 million in 2021.

However, livestream has become a “trend” pursued by many people, but not all “creators” create value. Bullshit, vulgar content is posted by many vloggers defiantly to attract attention and receive donations (money and gifts) from viewers. On major live-streaming platforms in the country of billions of people, such as Bilibili, Douyin, and Kuaishou, it is not difficult for viewers to come across images of female vloggers dressed in revealing, offensive clothing and performing erotic acts. Many streamers are banned from showing off their bodies or showing sexual acts to receive donations. Showing off, deceiving viewers Many live broadcast studios often hack the number of followers to create credibility, attract viewers so that they are willing to donate money. The account holders also deliberately fabricated sensational stories, creating conflicts with others to attract viewers of their livestream. “Poor students borrow more than 100,000 yuan to reward female streamers in Nanjing”, “16-year-old teenager rewards female streamers with 1.58 million yuan for 3 months”, “Male cashier appropriated more than 48 million yuan to donate to the live broadcast room”, a series of negative news related to direct money rewards through livestream has caused many controversial streams in the Chinese online community. On May 17, Kuaishou posted a notice saying that live streamer Yin Shihang, an account holder with 8 million followers, had been banned from the platform for “sensational marketing”, “vulgar performances” and false advertising during the livestream on May 15. Initially, Yin introduced to live stream his marriage proposal with girlfriend Tao Lulu. Millions of people watched to witness the special moment of the popular streamer. In the end, he tricked the audience by turning the broadcast into a 5-hour sales show. Yin Shihang was banned from broadcasting when tricking viewers into the livestream. Various live broadcasting platforms are working to strengthen control over violations. Kuaishou has issued a special regulatory notice on “Scripting, Acting and Purchases”, which bans accounts or imposes fines on those who take advantage of family conflicts and other factors unrelated to the issue. sell merchandise to entice fans to buy. In June 2020, Douyin issued a new rule that allows minors to privately award rewards after verification and can be fully refunded. In April 2021, Douyin revealed that a total of 36,000 minors had been refunded in 11 months, with an average refund time of 19.7 hours. At the end of November 2020, the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television of China issued a notice on strengthening the management of livestream and live broadcast of e-commerce. In which, methods such as facial recognition are applied to implement real-name management for broadcasters and users. The new rule also limits the number of rewards users can receive by time, daily and monthly, if there are too many rewards, there will be a reminder message and the reward function will be paused if the limit is exceeded.

Con Ho today has changed both in appearance, as well as in the professionalism in welcoming guests to visit and experience. Those who have been to Con Ho (My Duc commune, Cang Long district, Tra Vinh province) since the first days people on the island started to learn and learn how to do tourism will feel the difference when coming back to Con Ho. The second and third time. Still with kind smiles, still enthusiastic and hospitable, when the train carrying our group was about to dock, the image of tourist households standing in line and giving guests conical hats to shade the sun was already there. Leave a good impression in everyone’s heart. Brand new look If in the early days of doing tourism, the family members of the seven households on Con Ho were chosen with many surprises, today instead is professionalism in how to welcome and serve visitors. On both sides of the road leading to Mr. Hai Nguyen’s house (the first person of Con Ho to boldly register to participate in the implementation of the Thuan Thien tourism model) is a row of flowers blooming in the sun at ten o’clock, blue pea flowers blooming in the sky. Welcome gate with the words “Tea and flowers of Hai Nguyen butterfly” make visitors curious and interested. Over a cup of tea, Mr. Hai Nguyen said: “Not only tourists but also people on Con Ho have never thought that there will be a tourist day, nor can they imagine that Con Ho today has brought on a face. completely new. For more than a year, people have welcomed many delegations inside and outside the province to visit, learn about the culinary culture, lifestyle of local people as well as the wild beauty on Con Ho. We have the opportunity to introduce to visitors the food and drinks of local products prepared by ourselves, the ingredients are also grown and cared for by the people themselves. Con Ho was very sad before doing tourism, because the young generation all went to big cities to study and live, most of them were old people on Con. Now, every week, Con Ho welcomes groups of guests from all over the world to visit and learn, in July, households can welcome a group of several dozen people, Con Ho is crowded and bustling.” Mr. Hai Nguyen shared. Mr. Hai Nguyen, one of the first people to boldly register to participate in self-tourism, feels happy because Con Ho is now clean and spacious and more and more tourists come to visit and interact with people. The yard in front of the house, which was used by Nguyen Van Trai and his wife to make a barn for pigs and chickens, has now been renovated to the Herbal Garden, for visitors to relax after participating in experiential activities at Con Dao. Ho. The melodious meditation music combined with the rustic natural scenery helps visitors relax after a long day of sightseeing. A cup of hot ginger tea enjoyed with assorted squash jams, ginger jams… made by Trai’s wife makes guests feel like they’re back home. In order to keep the campus clean and beautiful, Trai and his wife take turns cleaning every day, besides, they also pay more attention to beautifying the campus of the Herbal Garden with flowers and some herbs. Coming to Con Ho for the third time, Ms. Nguyen Thi Nga (District 7, Ho Chi Minh City) shared: “The feeling of coming to Con Ho is the same every time, like returning home, people still welcome guests with enthusiasm, friendly. The same people, the same way of doing tourism, but every time I come to Con Ho, I see a change here. The most obvious of which is that the environment around Con Ho is becoming more and more complete, with enough facilities to serve tourists. Hai Trai Herb Garden is a place where guests can relax after a period of time participating in experiential activities on Con Ho. From the perspective of tourists, Ms. Nguyen Thai Tuong Van, Director of Thai Loan Tourism Company in Bien Hoa City (Dong Nai province) for the second time to Con Ho said: Currently, the needs of tourists are very diverse. Many people like to learn and discover the beauty as well as the unique characteristics of culture with this type of experience tourism. Con Ho is one of the unspoiled spots and has all these elements. Therefore, Ms. Van’s travel company has connected with the locality to bring tourists to visit Con Ho. Improve life, promote local cultural values Sharing with a reporter from the online newspaper of the Communist Party of Vietnam, Dr. Ta Duy Linh, director of the Institute of Economic Development and Tourism, said: When participating in the self-made tourism model, people take the initiative to preserve preserving and promoting local cultural values, renovating the landscape and environment, contributing to forming the overall face of Con Ho increasingly green, clean and beautiful. In addition, people are equipped with knowledge about community-based tourism, communication skills in the process of serving tourists and safety in tourism activities. From the knowledge shared by experts, people practice self-tourism model more and more professionally and make a good impression on tourists. When tourism develops, people’s income is increased. Tourism creates more excitement for people, helping people feel more secure in the production of plant varieties and livestock. Connecting the resources of the agricultural sector to tourism helps people partly solve the output of agricultural cultivation. At the same time, it helps visitors enjoy the typical and quality products of the locality. The products used to entertain tourists are grown by local people on Con Ho Besides, through tourism activities, people’s social network is expanded. Communicating with tourists is a good opportunity for people to interact with many parts of society. From there, people exchange, connect and form positive social relationships that help people’s lives and production. In particular, according to Dr. Ta Duy Linh: Tourism helps to enhance the status and role of women in the family. Currently, nearly 70% of the force involved in tourism activities in Con Ho are women. Women are shown skills, talents and create more motivation to think positively for women. Women are increasingly playing an active and important role in the exploitation and development of tourism in the locality. The above changes have partly met the initial goal of the self-directed tourism model deployed by the Research Institute for Economic Development and Tourism in collaboration with the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Tra Vinh. perform. The market for Con Ho tourism products is that domestic and foreign tourists tend to enjoy the experience of searching for nostalgia, memories and have a high ability to pay. At the same time, through the application and deployment of self-tourism model, stakeholders are expected to introduce impressive destinations and share valuable emotions for visitors. The model of community-based tourism is highly appreciated by tourists as well as tour operators due to the unspoiled natural environment, and the cultural life that still preserves the village culture of the South. Deputy Director of Tra Vinh Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism Tran Van Thanh said: After the Con Ho community ecotourism model was put into operation, it contributed to creating more products to serve tourists. The model of community-based tourism is highly appreciated by tourists as well as tour operators due to the unspoiled natural environment, the cultural life that still preserves the village culture of the South, exploiting unfavorable conditions. benefits without electricity into different tourism products such as: “oil lamp tour”, “self-made” tourism … to attract visitors. In the coming time, in the immediate future, during the complicated situation of the COVID-19 epidemic, the province will focus on perfecting and “refreshing” tourism products, training to improve professional skills and building programs stimulate demand to attract tourists when the COVID-19 epidemic situation stabilizes. In the long term, Tra Vinh will continue to invest in a number of typical products for each locality based on indigenous cultural factors and typical tourism resources of each locality associated with climate change adaptation according to the model. “Thuan Thien” tourism aims to both develop and promote cultural values ​​associated with environmental protection for sustainable tourism development./.

Ms. Luu Thi Lien at home, May 2020. While living and working at the Central Office of the Vietnam Women’s Union in the Viet Bac War Zone (1947-1954), Luu Thi Lien was assigned the task of communicating and transferring documents and documents to central agencies. Therefore, she was honored to meet Uncle Ho many times. Every time I met Uncle Ho, it was a touching story, still intact in her heart. Ms. Luu Thi Lien said, once on the way to work, Uncle took advantage of visiting sisters in the office. The person kindly inquired about the living, living and working conditions of the sisters. Seeing that the sisters’ meals were still miserable, Uncle suggested: “You should ask for local land to increase production and improve your life, not let you eat a lot of flying vegetables and bamboo shoots, which is not good for your health. strong”. Another time, Uncle said: “You shouldn’t eat cold rice, you will lose nutrition. Please ask the people in the village to guide you on how to knit a pot with a lid, how to have enough rice to keep it hot.” After Uncle Ho’s teachings and thanks to the seeds he sent to increase, in a short time, the sisters’ meals were significantly improved. The knitting of rice budgies is also implemented. From then on, whether it’s winter or summer, no one has to eat cold rice anymore.” There is one memory that Mrs. Lien will always remember. Around 3:00 p.m. on May 19, 1950, when officials in the agency went to a meeting, there were only 3 sisters at home, wearing a sedge bag containing official documents and had just reached the top of Hoang Ngan palm hill slope, in Diem Mac commune (Dinh Hoa province). , Thai Nguyen), Luu Thi Lien suddenly saw Uncle Ho and his security comrades coming. Because of the secret principle of “3 no’s” (don’t know, don’t say, don’t ask), she rushed to bow to Uncle Uncle and then led him back to the office, then ran to inform everyone: “Sisters! Uncle came! Uncle came!”. The sisters ran out to meet Uncle. Seeing a few empty houses, he immediately asked: “Where have you all gone?”. Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Huong (later Editor-in-Chief of Vietnam Women’s Newspaper) said: “Yes! Leaders and sisters of your agency, please go to the Central Guest House to attend the meeting!”. Uncle looked kindly at the 3 sisters, thoughtfully: “I went to a conference recently, it’s convenient to visit them!”. At this time, it was almost dark, and it was raining again, Huong boldly suggested: “Dear Uncle, we have cooked rice, we invite you and the security comrade to stay and eat.” After thinking for a moment and discussing with his companions, Uncle Ho accepted. Needless to say, the sisters were all happy and moved. At this point, Ms. Luu Thi Lien pondered. She said that at that time, she was assigned to cook rice by her sisters, but the warehouse manager went to a meeting. She had to “secretly” climb over the bamboo poles, go to the warehouse to get rice, and a box of asparagus, which was the spoils of a military unit sent as a gift. Moments later, a tray of rice was served, with a bowl of asparagus soup, a plate of roasted salt, a little fat, chili, and a few hard-boiled eggs. Because she thought she was a liaison officer, an agency employee, Luu Thi Lien did not dare to sit and eat with Uncle and sisters. Seeing this, Uncle told Ms. Huong: “Call the child support girl to have dinner with Uncle for fun”. During a happy meal, looking at a bowl of bamboo shoots, Uncle asked: “Asparagus, how do you cook?”. Luu Thi Lien said to Uncle: “Yes, Uncle, I took out the asparagus and boiled water, poured the bamboo shoots in, I was close to adding fat and salt”. Hearing that, Uncle laughed and said: “This is canned asparagus of the French, when cooking, you have to cut it into pieces, wash it, and cook it with lean meat. You are women, you have to study hard to learn literature. chemistry, politics, women’s housework, especially to know how to cook well.” More than 70 years have passed, but the memory of meeting Uncle Ho and having dinner with him is a very sacred and emotional memory for Ms. Luu Thi Lien. Remembering Uncle Ho’s teachings, peace was restored, although life was still difficult, she was determined to study and work to keep up with friends and colleagues. In her work, regardless of her position, from a district woman officer to Vice President of the Hanoi Farmers’ Union, Ms. Luu Thi Lien always successfully completed the assigned tasks, always studied and worked hard. follow the instructions of the Father.

Accordingly, these changes do not focus on policing individual Canadian posts. Canadian Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault said personal social media posts would not be covered by the new rules. The government says the purpose of the changes is to bring streaming platforms like Netflix into the regulatory framework that currently applies to traditional radio and television stations. New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Jagmeet Singh said his party supports the bill’s main content, which is that companies like Netflix need financial support when they broadcast Canadian content, just like other companies. traditional radio-television stations are doing. Janet Yale, chairwoman of the legal review committee in the fields of telecommunications and broadcasting, said the bill was necessary for the cultural industry. Canadian Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault said authorities want social media platforms to make a fair financial contribution to Canada’s cultural industry, just as Canadian companies are doing and helping artists Canadian doctors can reach the public, such as on a YouTube suggested list. At the end of February 2021, Mr. Kevin Chan, who is in charge of public policy of Facebook in the Canadian market, confirmed that this technology “giant” is willing to pay fees to Canadian publishers to publish news. ie on its platform. According to Chan, Facebook is ready to negotiate licensing agreements with Canadian news publishers, after making a similar commitment in Australia. The payment plans will be added to existing programs to support Canadian journalism, Chan said, adding that Facebook wants to invest more in the news system in the North American country.

Applying IT into practice, developing smart cities with the motto of taking people as the center, TT-Hue provincial government has helped the people of the ancient capital promote their mastery role. On the morning of July 12, 2020, a group of 120 people carrying King Ham Nghi Long from TT-Hue province to Quang Tri stopped at O ​​Loi noodle shop on Le Huan Street (Hue City) for breakfast. The owner of the restaurant “hacks” each bowl of vermicelli 60,000 VND (normal price ranges from 25,000 to 30,000 VND). Mr. LHT (a person traveling with the delegation) was angry and reflected on his personal facebook with the desire that the authorities come in
inspection and correction. Upon receiving information from the interactive system of the Hue Smart City Monitoring Center, the Market Management Department of TT-Hue province sent officers to verify, make a record of administrative violations and sanction 750,000 VND for O Loi noodle shop for the act of “not listing the prices of goods and services at the price listing point as prescribed”. State President Nguyen Xuan Phuc (when serving as Prime Minister) during a visit to the Hue Smart City Management Monitoring Center “I reported on July 12, but only 3 days later, the functional force of TT-Hue province quickly took action and corrected us, making us very satisfied,” said Mr. T. About 2 years ago, the streets of Hue city center became the obsession of every passerby. Hundreds of people blatantly encroached on the sidewalk to trade. Shops and vehicles are messy, creating sloppy, offensive scenes, “bad” the face of the city of Hue. A campaign to restore urban order was directed and implemented by leaders of TT-Hue Provincial People’s Committee. Smart urban surveillance system with hundreds of “magic eyes” are cameras installed on all streets, accessing data, supporting the government to thoroughly handle violations. Those are just stories, small things among thousands of events received and handled during the journey of building a smart city in TT-Hue. People at the center TT-Hue is one of the first localities to build an e-government architecture after the e-Government framework was promulgated. 300 cameras were installed, transmitting data to the center. Along with e-government, smart city development has become an inevitable trend, a revolution in the digital transformation era. Director of the Department of Information and Communications of TT-Hue province, Mr. Nguyen Xuan Son said: “Its effect is that people and businesses can promote their own role. The motto is to take the people as the center. Going from “advocacy” to “sanctions” and becoming a need …”, Mr. Son said. In early 2019, TT-Hue province made a breakthrough decision when piloting smart city services (IOC) on the Hue-S application platform. The smart city management center located at the Department of Information and Communications of the province is considered the “headquarters” agency, responsible for implementing services, receiving input from the society; analyze, verify and transfer information to competent authorities. On the basis of information technology application, a series of application solutions such as field reflection; group of urban surveillance camera solutions; warning information; monitoring local press information; electronic cards of civil servants; supervision of public administrative services; electronic advertising monitoring; environmental monitoring; information security monitoring
and fishing vessel monitoring… have been integrated on Hue-S. Camera sensors detect traffic violations. On the Hue-S application platform, people use smart phones to take photos and send videos of issues that need to be reported to the system and keep their personal information confidential. Based on the images provided by the people and data recorded directly from the IOC’s image system, the Monitoring Center will classify each specific content and send it to the relevant authorities for processing. In addition to the reflected inadequacies, the application has also been responded to and deployed by the people and through which the values ​​of people, culture, humanity… have been actively promoted, many good examples of good work. good is found, many humanistic actions are developed. The software is deployed under the tracking mechanism and cannot take any action that can interfere with data deletion. All this information is publicly available on the website for people to monitor, so it is not possible to intervene to handle violations. Roadmap for building a smart city Not coincidentally, at the Digital Transformation Week 2021 taking place in Hue City from April 27, Deputy Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Huy Dung said that, at the local level, TT-Hue Province Think of yourself as a miniature country to apply the right strategy, set the right goals and do the right things. The human resource system analyzes and streams reflections to send to the relevant authorities for handling. TT-Hue must become a destination for major national and world technology events with dual goals: Developing tourism while developing technology and becoming a model for digital transformation. “- Mr. Dung said. In the past two years, TT-Hue province ranked 2nd out of 63 provinces in terms of readiness for ICT development and application in Vietnam – Vietnam ICT Index 2020 according to technical infrastructure indicators, human infrastructure indexes, etc. force. Hue’s work is also being widely deployed across the country. The project on development of smart cities in Vietnam for the period of 2018-2025 and a vision to 2030 clearly identifies major issues including: Building a legal foundation for smart city development; Develop management tools, institutions, for example, a framework to guide criteria and evaluate smart cities of cities; Formulate specific regulations, regulations and standards on planning on smart construction in urban areas. The goal is that by 2030, the whole country will form a chain of smart cities in the North, Central, South and Mekong Delta regions with Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang and Can Tho as the core. forming a chain linking smart cities. The results of the smart city deployment process will increase people’s trust in the government and vice versa, governments at all levels and management units will be more motivated because they must maintain that trust, to continue to improve operational efficiency. Currently, the province has 300 sensor surveillance cameras and is expected to have 1,500 cameras by 2025. Since its establishment, traffic surveillance cameras have detected and transferred 4,300 cases of violations to the police; processed 3,600 cases and 700 cases in progress. Meanwhile, with the solution to reflect the scene (Hue-S), the Center has received 30,425 complaints (there are 20,000 reports eligible to receive); 214 agencies in the province have handled 18,500 complaints, 1,500 complaints are under review. The project on development of smart cities in Vietnam for the period of 2018-2025 and a vision to 2030 clearly identifies major issues including: Building a legal foundation for smart city development; Develop management tools, institutions, for example, a framework to guide criteria and evaluate smart cities of cities; Formulate specific regulations, regulations and standards on planning on smart construction in urban areas.

Gradually, she was convinced because after using this “super cheap” mask, the shop owner’s facial skin was much more beautiful – no more acne, wrinkles also faded. Oanh also crept to try it, although it was a bit horrible. That night, after the “communication”, she volunteered to bring her “raincoat” to throw it away and did not forget to go to the toilet to smear it. Contrary to whispers, after about 10 minutes her face started to burn, she hurriedly went to wash it. The next morning, Ms. Oanh’s entire face was itchy, swollen, and had a rash… So bad she had to go to the hospital. Doctors said she was allergic to semen. “Fortunately I only have a mild allergy, but if I had anaphylaxis then… I don’t know what to do now. The doctor said that there are people who accidentally apply skin lotion to their eyes and can also contract sexually transmitted diseases (gonorrhea, syphilis) if the man has the disease, “Oanh said. Are sperm masks really as effective as rumored? Share with reporters Infonet, Dr. Dr. Nguyen Hoai Bac, Head of the Department of Andrology and Sex Medicine, Hanoi Medical University Hospital, said that although there is some evidence to prove that semen can be beneficial for the skin, more evidence is still needed. Scientific evidence proves this. The idea that semen can benefit skin health, he says, stems from the small evidence that nutrients in semen can benefit the skin. Accordingly, researchers based on the properties of semen have listed a number of nutrients present in semen. Include protein: Collagen is a protein that can benefit skin health, collagen supplements can improve skin moisture and elasticity, and make skin softer. Zinc is present in semen with antioxidant properties and can help prevent skin damage caused by UV exposure. Magnesium may benefit dry skin by reducing inflammation and boosting hydration and urea: Low doses of urea can be helpful for moisturizing skin. In addition, there are also some people, according to Dr. Hoai Bac, who believe that semen can help treat and improve acne. “This stems from the idea that an organic compound, found in semen, contains antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. But there is no scientific evidence to support the use of semen as a treatment for acne,” Dr. Dr. Hoai Bac emphasized. In addition, semen contains a chemical called spermidine, which is responsible for the smell of semen. A 2021 study notes that spermidine, when secreted from streptococcus bacteria, may contribute to skin repair by encouraging collagen synthesis. The amount of spermidine in semen may be too low for younger-looking skin. But many foods are high in spermidine, such as citrus fruits and green peppers. That does not mean that you have to apply semen to your face to replenish the amount of spermidine. Although semen contains nutrients beneficial to the skin, Dr. There is very little scientific evidence to prove that using or consuming semen topically can improve skin health and appearance, says Dr. Nguyen Hoai Bac. Meanwhile, when using this type of mask, women will have to face potential risks. “Applying semen on the skin carries a number of risks, including: STIs (sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea, chlamydia). This is because applying semen contaminated with sexually transmitted diseases such as chlamydia or gonorrhea to the face, if it accidentally gets in the eyes, can lead to an STI. In addition, gonorrhea can affect the skin and can cause a rash,” Dr. Dr. Nguyen Hoai Bac emphasized. Not only that, some people also have an allergic reaction after coming into contact with semen. The case of Ms. Oanh (Cau Giay) is a typical example. Accordingly, a person who is having an allergic reaction to semen may experience symptoms: itching, swelling, rash, even anaphylaxis, dermatitis … just because semen is applied to the face. “As with any product that a person may use on the skin, using semen on the skin carries the risk of skin irritation. Although semen contains nutritional properties and ingredients that may benefit the skin, in small amounts, there is therefore not any skin or hair benefit through topical use of semen. “, Dr. Doctor Nguyen Hoai Bac confirmed. Agreeing with this point of view, dermatologists recommend that women should not take their face out to test how to beautify skin with sperm. Because everything related to health, once it wants to be widely used in the community, it must be based on medical evidence with clinical trials to verify its effectiveness. Uninformed beautification in the style of leaking ears can have incalculable consequences.

Without user data, Facebook can hardly prove to advertisers the effectiveness of the platform. Photo: Unsplash. Diversity or ‘dead’? At the end of April, Apple officially released the iOS 14.5 update, which requires the application to ask users’ permission before tracking their activities. This has directly restricted the flow of data Facebook receives from the app to build user profiles. These profiles allow Facebook advertisers to target more effectively. Apple’s privacy changes make it impossible for apps like Facebook to send an identifier to a customer without that person’s permission. Since then, the ability to prove the effectiveness of Facebook ads is reduced. For example, Facebook is now unable to provide advertisers with many metrics like how many people who saw an ad during the week actually purchased a product. “In terms of expertise, the level of influence is relatively significant. Specifically, the limitation in user data collection, the loss of the previous set of customers, the slower reporting system, makes it passive in the data collection. In addition, there are many changes in marketing logic and algorithms that take a long time for advertisers to adapt,” Mr. Ky said. The discordant relationship between two big names in the technology village has been a hot topic on online advertising groups in Vietnam recently. Photo: Fast Company. Nguyen To Uyen, CEO of Coll Group, calls the change on iOS 14.5 a new “storm” for advertisers on the Facebook platform. number. Not to mention, the orders coming from this operating system are also very good quality, the refund rate is low,” said Ms. Uyen. Ms. Uyen said that due to the habit of most advertisers, they rely on Facebook’s “Detailed Targeting” feature, which allows them to drill down to demographics, interests, and customer behavior based on IDFA (code). virtual profile of the user). “When the iOS 14.5 update took effect, most of the ads running suddenly became ineffective, seriously affecting the sales of advertisers,” Ms. Uyen analyzed. ”Don’t put your eggs in one basket” In July 2020, a wave of boycotts of Facebook broke out with the hashtag #stophateforprofit. A series of small companies and large corporations such as Coca-Cola, Microsoft, Starbucks, Unilever … announced to stop spending advertising on this social network, while others look to other platforms. In fact, as of 2019, Facebook is no longer the only address for business advertising. Experts also say that, in order to make a long-term advertising strategy, businesses must diversify their exploitation channels and find the maximum source of potential customers. “Focusing only on Facebook, users are ‘collecting eggs in one basket’ by themselves,” Ky said. For large enterprises, the degree of influence can be even greater, based on factors such as the field, the size of the business, the influence of Facebook on the business activities of certain businesses. “Enterprises have not yet adjusted to adapt to new needs. For example, now there are specific solutions, dealing with many fields such as e-commerce, education, real estate.. ,” Ky added. Without user data, Facebook can hardly prove to advertisers the effectiveness of the platform. Photo: Unsplash. Sharing the same opinion, Ms. Uyen also said that many businesses are deifying Facebook’s features. “This is just one of many intermediary platforms, bringing the right products to the right potential customers,” Ms. Uyen suggested about e-commerce platforms, social networks, newspapers, etc. have the ability to attract different groups of customers with different shopping behavior. The CEO of Coll Group suggested that advertisers change their thinking and how to place their ads. “Focus on analyzing the product’s core benefits, customer portraits, behavior, and psychology to come up with appropriate advertising tactics,” Ms. Uyen advises sellers to build content to attract more targeted customers than depend on prepackaged Facebook data. Finally, she believes that Apple’s action will open a new trend for technology companies. In fact, a week after launch, only 4% of Americans want to be tracked by Facebook. “The desire to keep personal information confidential on the Internet is the legitimate right of everyone, whether in the present or in the future. Therefore, business based on user information will no longer be appropriate,” Ms. To Uyen concluded.

Acne is a very common condition in teenagers, which occurs when too much sebum is produced and clogs the pores. The most common places where acne appears are the face, neck, back, chest, and shoulders. Although it does not affect health much, but if not taken care of well, acne can cause permanent scars. There are a number of subjective causes such as: poor skin hygiene awareness, studying and living in a humid environment, staying up late, working under prolonged stress, using a variety of foods and drinks that cause irritation. , spicy food, the habit of pressing and squeezing acne spots with your hands, causing skin damage and swelling… The treatment will be a dermatologist combining many drugs, from cleansers, antibiotics, acne cream… The treatment time is about 1-5 months, depending on the severity. To help the treatment process be highly effective, you need to note: keep the skin clean with an appropriate cleanser; do not wash your face too much and do not rub your skin vigorously when washing your face; using “oil-free” cosmetics; do not squeeze the pimples with your hands; do not use a lot of foods and drinks that cause irritation such as: seafood, foods with too much fat, alcohol, beer,… Should drink a lot of filtered water and eat a lot of vegetables.

And to compete with TikTok, YouTube decided to set up a fund to pay video content creators with the most visitors every month. The fund initially has $100 million and will begin paying out in the next few months. This amount will attract many users and video content creators who post to Shorts, especially those who are famous, influential and have many followers. The beta version of Shorts was launched in the US at the beginning of the year and then officially opened to all US users in early May. YouTube earned $6.01 billion from advertising in the first quarter of 2021 Over the past few years, TikTok has achieved rapid success in popularity. This short video maker application has been downloaded more than 2 billion times globally and many tech giants are not ignoring this attractive market. As the short video market has become more and more crowded, major platforms have used creator support funds to attract more users. TikTok launched a content creator fund, which subsequently increased its investment in the US to US$1 billion over three years. Snap rewards users who publish top-level content on Spotlight with a reward of $1 million per day. Similar to TikTok, the Shorts feature on YouTube allows users to create a 15-second video, along with a lot of video editing tools, interesting effects or sounds to add to the video. In particular, the application also has a time-stop function so that the phone automatically stops the video recording mode without the content creator having to press any action. Shorts’ advantage over TikTok is that the platform already has 100,000 licensed tracks available. YouTube is also working with music artists and publishers to enrich the music store. Besides, Shorts is a function built into YouTube, so it will take advantage of the 2 billion monthly YouTube viewers. YouTube also updated a dedicated section for Shorts short videos, which can be scrolled vertically to cycle through new videos like TikTok. In its first-quarter 2021 earnings report, Google’s parent company Alphabet said YouTube earned $6.01 billion from advertising, up nearly 50% from the same period last year.

The Portuguese navigator Bartolomeu Dias first crossed here in 1488. He named it “Storm Cape”. Later, the king of Portugal changed its name to “Nose of Good Hope”. The entire southern part of the Cape peninsula is a national park that is wild, rolling hills, beautiful scenery and has not been ravaged by human hands. The Cape of Good Hope has been considered a place that hasn’t changed much in the last 500 years, since the Portuguese explorer Bartolomeo Dias discovered it. The route around Cape Hope is important, but the waters next to it are still a known danger in the world. South of Cape Hope is an area with strong westerly winds, on the immense sea surface there is nothing to cover, so the waves are big Before the Suez Canal was built in 1869, the Cape of Good Hope was the only sea route between Europe and Asia. A lighthouse is built on top of a mountain 249 meters above sea level. However, it is often covered by clouds, so it has been decommissioned since 1911, after a shipwreck accident. This place is only open to tourists to enjoy the view. Another lighthouse was built as a replacement, just over 80 meters above sea level. Coming here, visitors’ emotions surged: the greatness, generosity, romance of nature; the gentleness, the blue, the charm of the sea; boundless love, hope, human creative labor. Cape of Good Hope is the most beautiful destination, not to be missed when coming to South Africa.

TikTok icon on a phone screen. Photo: THX/VNA The offer comes after TikTok deleted more than 500,000 accounts under the age of 13 in less than three months in the European country. In early February, TikTok – owned by China’s ByteDance group – agreed with Italian authorities to block all accounts under the age of 13. This is one of the measures taken after the tragic incident of a 10-year-old girl in Italy when performing a challenge on TikTok. In the latest announcement, Italy’s data regulator said: “The measures applied have made a lot of sense, but the results are not enough.” Therefore, the agency recommends that TikTok cancel any accounts connected to users under the age of 13 within 48 hours, making this access more difficult for young users, and launch media campaigns to solve the problem Love that this platform is not built for use by people under the age of 13. In addition, the Italian agency also suggested that TikTok have solutions, including the use of artificial intelligence, to reduce the risks of having teenagers under the age of 13 accessing and using the TikTok platform. Over the past months, TikTok has asked more than 12.5 million users in Italy to verify their age. In the announcement, Ms. Alexandra Evans – head of child protection at TikTok – said: “Following discussions with regulators earlier this year, we have piloted additional measures to ensure that only users 13 years of age or older can use it”.

Take advantage of the online business platform online According to experts, this is the time when businesses and stores expand their advertising and sales platforms. Potential units can build their own website or look to the press and tools of Google. As for small and medium-sized sellers, taking advantage of e-commerce platforms is being considered the optimal solution. Selling online on e-commerce platforms is gradually becoming an alternative Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Dung, Vice Chairman of Vietnam E-commerce Association said: “The e-commerce platform, which gathers tens of millions of visitors per month, is a channel to reach a large number of potential customers. In addition, these platforms are also regularly improved with many advertising tools and sales campaigns that are focused on investment. Therefore, this will be a business platform that sellers should quickly take advantage of to increase their revenue, instead of worrying about being too dependent on one platform and tightening interactions.” . Sharing the same opinion, Mr. Nguyen Kien Giang – Hufuholic store owner who is doing business on the e-commerce floor said that the biggest difficulty when starting a business is approaching new customers and expanding the business model. When switching to an online business, Mr. Giang took advantage of free marketing programs available on these online platforms, to connect with customers more easily and reach many new customers, thereby developing the business. scale rapidly. “Shopee has helped Hufuholic transform from a small online retailer into a famous cosmetic store chain and become the foundation of my career,” said Mr. Nguyen Kien Giang. Join knowledge sharing channels The advantage of an e-commerce platform is user resources, however, another benefit that sellers receive through this platform is free sales knowledge. It is the basis for sustainable business development on multiple platforms. Currently, many e-commerce platforms are implementing weekly online classes to train sellers, share selling experiences from experts and successful sellers, and organize community groups for sellers to exchange information. , learn from each other. Simple, easy and free when registering to participate in free sales classes on the e-commerce floor A Shopee representative said that understanding sales tools and the benefits it brings helps Shopee and sellers to accompany them more effectively and longer. Besides, Shopee also has free information aggregation channels for sellers such as Shopee Academy or Shopee Uni YouTube channel which also regularly updates information and documents. Thanks to this series of free training activities, Mr. Vu Trung Anh Rim – owner of Beyours store has been able to manage the business scientifically and effectively, thereby having more time for his family and personal hobbies. “I had to expand my warehouse and increase my capital by 4-5 times to be able to partly meet the growing demand of customers when selling on e-commerce platforms compared to before,” Mr. Rim emphasized. After the knowledge received and sales experience over the past time, Mr. Vu Trung Anh Rim believes that new sellers need to focus on key products to make a difference. Currently, sellers on Shopee who are not part of Shopee Mall are free of commissions and have the opportunity to increase awareness and boost sales through major campaigns of the year… Program “New start, million orders” to” recently implemented Shopee also supports 160,000 VND to the seller’s advertising account, and free Xtra coin refund package and 50% voucher for new sellers starting a business on Shopee. As one of the businesses benefiting from the support solutions of the e-commerce floor, Mr. Nguyen Hung Tuan – owner of the women’s shoe brand Erosska, affirmed that selling on the e-commerce floor is an indispensable part of the journey to create millions of customers. his shoes. “We started at Shopee and that was the launch pad that helped us thrive on most other platforms. From a brand that started with 2 million dong, now Erosska has more than 50 employees and monthly sales are many times higher than the original number, “said Mr. Tuan.

Announcing the launch of the new campaign, TikTok claims it “takes its responsibility to educate users seriously.” (Source: 24h.com.vn) TikTok has just launched the #FactCheckYourFeed campaign to equip users with the necessary skills to think critically when interacting with content appearing on this social network. As a result, users can safely operate on the TikTok platform, unaffected by potentially harmful content. In the framework of the new campaign, TikTok collaborates with a number of content creators, public figures and the charity organization The Student View – which aims to improve public understanding of the media – to created a series of videos on this social networking platform. Videos will help keep TikTok users safe and keep them growing critical thinking when operating on social network space . In announcing the launch of the new campaign, TikTok stated that “it takes its responsibility to educate users seriously, which means making sure that everyone has access to good and accurate information no matter what.” whenever they need it.” TikTok assesses that to achieve this, “it is important for users to be able to properly identify what they are watching and understand that they may be exposed to inaccurate and harmful information.” For some users, learning on TikTok means understanding the natural world. For others, it might be learning to make banana bread or spaghetti, learning how to sing a song, or discovering new books. Or as in the current time of the COVID-19 epidemic, it is very important for users to be equipped with the right information about vaccines. On that basis, the trend #FactCheckYourFeed has been implemented with a series of instructional videos to help build critical thinking while watching videos, as well as how to identify true or false news. The videos cover a variety of topics, including how to think critically and constructively, identify fake news and misinformation, and how to approach information in a balanced way. . Specifically, TikTok’s video series will feature content contributions from the following members: @mrdanwalker – Journalist and host Dan Walker will explain why users need to read the (eye-catching) headlines we see in the news and media with a critical eye. @maxfostercnn – Definition of critical thinking and how it can help us solve problems, as well as tips on how to win an argument. @ayaanahmed – Talking about the 5 Ws in communication (Who? What? Where? When? Why?), thereby helping users gather information and solve problems. @bnfreestyle – Discussing understanding others and why talking to someone with a different perspective helps us challenge our own. This also helps users get a complete picture of an event, before they make related decisions. @thisisiona – Discusses how to build a balanced “news meal” and explains why we should absorb information from a variety of sources. TikTok stated that in the current period, when the factor of trust and interaction with what users see online is becoming more important than ever, the ambition of this social network with the #FactCheckYourFeed movement is to encourage encourages the user community to “dig deep” a little more, to think a little more broadly when receiving content. Developing these important skills will not only be valuable to users while they are online, but can also bring many other benefits to them in their most ordinary lives.

With the voice “easy to hear, easy to absorb”, the voice used by TikTok for the feature of converting from text to speech quickly made the community excited, becoming the subject of making video clips of the online community instead ” sister Google “. (Photo: Digital Media Wire) This has made the public even more curious about the appearance and identity of the woman behind this special voice. And in a recent move, the owner of the “voice” on TikTok has officially revealed, however, this person has sued TikTok for using his voice without permission. Beverly Standing, a professional voice actress in Ontario, Canada, is said to be the owner of the storming voice on TikTok. (Photo: Beverly Standing) The Independent reported that Beverly Standing, a professional voice actress in Ontario (Canada), sued ByteDance – TikTok’s parent company, in US court and demanded damages. According to Standing, she herself didn’t know until recently that she was part of this famous social media and music video platform. “I was dumbfounded when I first learned of it. I thought it was a myth, my voice was used for TikTok’s voice. I didn’t get paid for it,” Ms. Standing said. Ms. Standing said she herself did not know until recently that she was part of this famous social media and music video platform. (Photo: Gravy For The Brain) According to Ms. Standing, the recording she made for another company in 2018 was used to build this feature. She recorded about 10,000 sentences that she was told were for the translation service. Although she was paid a certain amount for the recordings, she was never told that it could be sold or licensed. (Image: BBC) Mrs. Standing – who only detects her voice in the app when a friend sends her video – fears it will hurt her career, as the text-to-speech feature allows users to type. Profanity and the application will simulate her voice to say these words. A TikTok spokesperson has not yet commented on the incident.

These numbers indicate a dramatic transformation from the eBook market. Data from the Department of Publishing, Printing and Publishing show that, if 213 electronic publications are registered in 2018, by 2020 there will be 2,050 publications with 1.5 million hits; From 5 publishers with confirmed registration of publishing and e-publishing activities in 2019, this number has increased to 9. “Digital transformation is an inevitable trend in the present time. We are digitizing rare and unique documents, which no longer have the period of copyright protection to serve users to different degrees. The number of publications that we digitized is about 10,000 copies, not including newspapers and magazines. We have updated the library’s website so that readers can read books at home ”, said Mr. Bui Xuan Duc, Director of the Library of General Science of Ho Chi Minh City. Mr. Nguyen Nguyen, Director of Publication, Printing and Publishing Department, Ministry of Information and Communication, said that there are 3 phases in digital transformation. Vietnamese publishers are entering phase 2 when some places have started to use technology to create new products, but have not completely transformed into a digital publisher. However, according to Mr. Nguyen Canh Binh, Chairman of Alpha Books Company, the current publishing units only produce content and still weak in technology. “The development of a commercial platform that is large enough and has a stature must rely on publishers or technology units, while the publishing side should only play an associate role”, Mr. Binh said. From global publishing, it is possible to identify the major changes of the industry in the face of the 4.0 revolution. Photo: Quy Hoa. According to Mr. Nguyen Nguyen, from global publishing, it is possible to identify the major changes of the industry before the impact of the 4.0 revolution. The first is a shift in publishing models and processes: new models will emerge, where the focus of the publisher is not just the product itself, but the customer-oriented processes. Publishers move from the role of producer, creating products to the role of providing content and information services to connect readers with authors. On the contrary, some information service providers will take on the field, becoming the “midwife” of each publication. The market noted that there are 3 parallel publishing models that exist: the traditional model, focusing on printing, printing works (for big brands); media models of creating and distributing content across different channels (for corporations holding Big Data and distribution networks); model of creating content services based on digital platform and customer network (model of the future – model 4.0). The development of editorial companies in Japan and Korea in their roles helping publishers and authors has shown signs of an early shift to model 4.0. In addition, there is an individual direct publishing process. In electronic format, through Big Data infrastructure holding companies, the author gives his work directly to readers without going through the publisher. This means that the center of the publishing process at the moment is the media corporations that hold the Big Data infrastructure. Besides, after the decline of independent reading devices, a new line of e-books on smartphone app stores on the Apple Store or Android Store. The 4.0 revolution opens a new turning point in the speed of sharing and spread. The stages of traditional publishing will be minimized so that the product reaches the most readers, in the fastest time. The current regular work of editors has been replaced by specialized software. The revolution will also help save circulation costs, leading to lower costs of publications, minimizing environmental pollution and storage space.

Logo of Ebay Inc., an e-commerce group. Photo: Reuters NFT is a type of digital asset that uses blockchain technology – similar to the Bitcoin cryptocurrency – to create a unique chain of code that represents a certain item and cannot be replaced. These sequences are often used to identify digital versions of works of art, song or cyber phenomena. NFT has boomed this year, as enthusiasts spend huge sums of money on artwork and items that only exist online, with some products selling for tens of millions of dollars. However, not all NFTs are collectibles. NFTs can be in-game items, event tickets, and domain names. In the short term, an NFT warehouse will be made available to sellers who meet eBay’s standards. In addition, users can expect future programs, policies and tools that will allow them to buy and sell NFT for a wider range of products. In the coming months, eBay will add new features that may not contain blockchain-based collections, said Jordan Sweetnam, eBay’s Senior Vice President and General Manager for North America. owns 187 million of these users. The announcement comes just a week after eBay said it is looking into the possibility of accepting cryptocurrencies as a form of payment in the future and is looking to enable NFT on its platform.

TikTok was the first platform that started the short clip trend and was quickly copied by other social networks like Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube. As the market for short video features became more competitive, platforms launched funds to reward creators as a way to engage users. YouTube says the new fund will pay thousands of creators each month whose YouTube Shorts video gets a lot of engagement from viewers. YouTube also adds that the fund will launch in the coming months and pay creators this year and 2022. But YouTube isn’t the only big guy with a bonus feature for content creators. In July last year, TikTok launched a fund for creators worth more than $ 1 billion over three years to entice users. Meanwhile, Snapchat announced a $ 1 million daily reward for users with top engaging content on Spotlight. According to Reuters

College is a process of total and comprehensive change of individuals and organizations in the way of life, working style and production method based on digital technology. On June 3, 2020, the Prime Minister approved the “digital transformation program to 2025, with a vision to 2030”. Apply IT in handling jobs at the Land Registration Office (Department of Natural Resources and Environment). Photo: Quoc Phuong It is known that the Provincial Standing Committee issued Resolution No. 433-NQ / TU dated May 4, 2019 on information technology (IT) development in the area in the period of 2019-2025 on three main pillars. is to develop IT infrastructure, build synchronous IT software systems and improve the quality of IT human resources. The Provincial People’s Committee also approved the IT development plan up to 2020 and orientation to 2030; e-government architecture and many projects, programs, and implementation plans. Recently, the Provincial People’s Committee has issued a plan to implement an action program to promote colleges and is advising to develop a Resolution of the Provincial Party Committee on Bac Giang’s Community in the period of 2021-2025, with a vision to 2030. With the direction in the active, active, and sensitive action, up to now, Bac Giang has prepared many basic foundations for the development of college, especially the digital government. In particular, the digital infrastructure and platform serving the college is also implemented quite effectively. Specifically, the province has a thriving broadcasting station with 1,422 stations, covering 3G, 4G to 100% of communes and wards. The Provincial Data Integration Center is invested in ensuring information safety and security, well serving the provision and exploitation of data of all levels and sectors and integrating with national data. Document management and work management software systems are deployed to 100% of 4-level agencies; process paperless documents (digital signatures); The total number of level 3 and level 4 public services on the Provincial Public Service Portal is 1,077 records. The goal of the province’s college is to strive until 2025, Bac Giang has an economy scale in the top 15 provinces and cities leading the country and in the top 15 in the country in terms of real estate ”. Mr. Nguyen Gia Phong, Deputy Director of Department of Information and Communication. Based on the available foundation, agencies, units, localities, businesses also have their own, appropriate college plans. For example, in Hiep Hoa, with available “resources” in terms of infrastructure, technology, data … the district immediately started working on the college, in which the first was the digital government. Mr. Hoang Cong Bo, Chairman of the District People’s Committee shared: “The district has determined that this is an important task to create a breakthrough and bring value to people, businesses and local socio-economic. Therefore, the district allocates 3-4 billion VND annually for this task. Particularly in 2020, Hiep Hoa will invest 3.6 billion VND in building the headquarters of the district one-door division; investing in equipment, Internet transmission lines for operations in the one-stop shop and the education and health sectors as well as the most effective use by the people and enterprises ”. As a result, by the first quarter of 2021, the district and commune OSS received nearly 4.1 thousand dossiers, the rate of settlement was 85%, of which 25% before the deadline, no slow or late documents. ; The proportion of documents transferred in agencies and units with digital signatures accounts for more than 80%. However, due to being an agricultural district and gradually focusing on industrial development and urban construction, there are still difficulties in capital and IT infrastructure; A part of the cadres of the Party bloc, unions have not been at the forefront in the implementation, especially using digital signatures to handle work in the internet environment, so they have not kept up with the general progress set by the province. This is a problem that the district focuses on overcoming. Come sync solutions Mr. Nguyen Gia Phong, Deputy Director of the Department of Information and Communication (TT&TT), said that despite the initial results, the implementation of digital infrastructure in the province still has problems. That is, the IT infrastructure to serve the college is inadequate; IT equipment systems, low-configuration hardware, information security systems and Information Security Surveillance Center (SOC) are still limited. Operating the grid at the Remote Control Center of Bac Giang Power Company. Photo: Quoc Phuong Specialized data transmission (WAN) network connects state agencies at low speed. Small-scale provincial data integration center, risk of insecurity. The province does not have a large database system, and the quality of IT human resources in the agency is not equal … With the above shortcomings, Mr. Phong informed that the next thematic resolution will be removed and overcome gradually. Department of Information and Communications will synchronously deploy a number of basic tasks and solutions for the implementation of colleges, in which it is proposed to leaders of all levels and sectors to pay attention to building and completing online public services for integration and assurance. providing 100% of essential public services to the people and businesses on the Provincial Public Service Portal. Applying effectively and thoroughly functions of document management and job management software systems. Actively use personal digital signatures, change the electronic ISO workflow, strive to have 100% of work files made and resolved on software, and carrying out paperless offices. Develop a plan to standardize, digitize data of agencies and units, well apply information systems shared by the province and specialized databases. Focus on training and fostering knowledge of IT and college for a contingent of IT cadres and civil servants at all levels and branches to improve their qualifications, thereby giving advice correctly, successfully and effectively on the task of colleges. agencies and units themselves. The Department is consulting with the Provincial People’s Committee to develop a smart urban ICT reference architecture; upgrading 4G mobile network, developing 5G network infrastructure, data integration center, intelligent urban monitoring and operating center; build the provincial database base in the priority areas to implement level 4 public services … Thereby striving to achieve 100% online public services level 4 in this June to implement digital government effectively. This is the basis for gradually building and perfecting the digital economy and digital society. Suggesting about college development, in the recent meeting with the province, Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Manh Hung said that the process of college is still long, so technology, open data and open data are decisive factors. . “The ministry is ready to help Bac Giang in choosing a digital platform, effective application, reasonable cost, a reputable supplier. The province does not need to worry too much but should only pay attention to using digital technology platforms instead of IT softwares as before. The ministry will have the responsibility to help Bac Giang to be the leading province in the country in terms of colleges ”, said Minister Nguyen Manh Hung. Quoc Phuong – Hoang Phuong

Talking to CNBC, 6 people said they refused to be interviewed, offered a job or left TikTok as soon as they learned of the company’s 996 culture, whether through online review or direct experience. Culture 996 is very popular with Chinese business. It comes from the requirement that the work begins at 9am to 9pm, 6 days / week, or 72 hours / week. Meanwhile, the number of working hours in the UK and the US is about 40 hours / week. In the UK, working in excess of 48 hours per week on average is considered illegal. “I stopped discussing immediately” An employee invited to act as a communicator for TikTok said 996 culture is really a concern. When researching TikTok on the Glassdoor recruiting site, the most common downside is work imbalance – insane working hours and life. This person “stopped talking immediately when he knew that they were not very flexible about the location and working policy”. A few weeks later, the person was offered a similar role at ByteDance, TikTok’s parent company, but declined. Another senior artificial intelligence researcher revealed that he did not accept TikTok’s invitation even when the employer announced the salary of more than £ 100,000 / year (3.25 billion / year), not including bonuses. The expert also went to Glassdoor to look for TikTok reviews. For this person, the balance between public – private is very important. Of course, online reviews are not the only factor to refuse to go with TikTok. While Glassdoor is recognized as a useful platform when searching for a company’s internal culture, it’s not perfect, and reviews are for reference only. People can post many different reviews. However, 4 former TikTok employees told CNBC that they have had a really negative experience here. A former employee said TikTok is the most “poisonous” office I have ever tasted. “Everyone there is completely miserable and life is too short. In the first year before the epidemic swept, I counted only four or five weekends without work… I know TikTok is having trouble with hiring but in the end they don’t care. People to them are just numbers ”. Another former employee shared that, on average, he had to work 15 hours a day at TikTok. “For them, that is normal. Everyone complained but still accepted, perhaps because of good pirated wages “. This person also dislikes the company’s very opaque culture because he doesn’t get an answer when asking a question about his or her workplace. “Stay away, stay away, stay away” Two other former employees of TikTok concur with the above point. One person even sent CNBC a review of the company on Glassdoor titled: “Stay away, stay away, stay away”. In the 1-star review, there are 10 reasons listed why people should refuse to join TikTok and look for another company. This person criticized the “unbalanced public – private life” to “toxic groups” and “terrible management”. TikTok is expanding its workforce globally to deal with the pressure of becoming too popular. The company seeks content management, technical or policy staff. To improve the working environment, TikTok recruited Michal Osman from Facebook to be the European Cultural Director in January. However, countless people left before. Currently, TikTok employees in Europe are more than 3,000 people, up from 1,600 people in September 2020. Many people used to work at Facebook and Google. A TikTok employee said not to go through 996 culture at the company. In addition, they have rules such as prohibiting meeting on Wednesday lunchtime or not meeting on Friday afternoon. Like any other development startup, employees work hard and sometimes have to work overtime when urgent, said a TikTok spokesperson. Song TikTok has no 996 policy. In the UK, consulting firm Great Place to Work ranks TikTok as the 30th best place to work based on employee experience and anonymous feedback. Du Lam (According to CNBC)

TikTok is growing strongly all over the world. Several tech employees in the UK have refused to pursue jobs at TikTok because of concerns about the company’s harsh, intense and toxic work culture, according to CNBC News. The six said they withdrew from interviews, turned down job offers or left the company after learning that TikTok had a culture of “996” through online reviews or through face-to-face experiences. The 996 culture is the applied pattern commonly seen in Chinese companies. The name comes from the requirement that employees work from 9am to 9pm, 6 days a week, and 72 hours per week. Meanwhile, the regulation in the US and UK is about 40 hours per week, depending on the specific work. In the UK, it is illegal to work more than 48 hours per week. Hazardous Environments “The most common problem I found on Glassdoor is the work-life balance, the crazy hours. That situation persists until now, ”said an anonymous candidate. “It doesn’t seem worth it to me. I stopped the conversations pretty quickly knowing they were less flexible in terms of location and work policies ”. Last week, TikTok announced, Chief Financial Officer Shou Zi Chew has been appointed as the new CEO, which could result in the company needing more technical manpower. An anonymous senior artificial intelligence researcher also revealed that he turned down a job offer from TikTok despite being offered a salary of £ 100,000 ($ 139,000 – $ 3.2 billion) a year, plus other treatment. “I looked it up on Glassdoor. It didn’t seem that positive in my work / life balance, which I really value, ”said the person. While Glassdoor is considered by many to be a useful platform for evaluating the insider performance of companies, it is only a source of reference as reviews can be overly emotional at times. However, four former employees told CNBC they had a negative experience at the company whose video-sharing app owns 2 billion downloads. Another former anonymous employee told CNBC that TikTok was the most poisonous workplace they have ever experienced. “Everyone there feels tired, while life is too short. In the first year before the outbreak, there were only 4-5 days of weekends of the year that I didn’t have to work, ”said the person. “Everyone was right when they quit their jobs and I know the company is having difficulty in hiring. But in the end, they don’t care, the staff is just numbers ”. With the same belief, another former employee revealed, the average working day at TikTok is 15 hours. “For them, it is normal,” said the person. “The staff complained, but they still accept it later, maybe because of the good salary”. “Away” TikTok is accused of having a toxic work culture. In a one-star review on Glassdoor, two former employees of Tik Tok urgently warned under the title “Stay away, stay away, stay away”. The article lists 10 reasons why people should “resist the temptation of TikTok and find work elsewhere”. Criticism included “unbalanced work life” to “malicious team” and “bad management”. TikTok has been expanding the workforce around the world as it becomes an increasingly popular social media app. The company needs employees to moderate its content and handle technical and policy issues. In an effort to improve workplace culture, TikTok hired Michal Osman from Facebook as head of culture in Europe in January. But she came only after dozens of people quit her job. “I know TikTok has discussed the work with a lot of people. I don’t think they hire it easily, because there is still a shortage of people who can lead AI labs, ”an AI researcher told CNBC. While some are reluctant to come to work at TikTok, the company has increased the number of employees in Europe from around 1,600 in September to more than 3,000 today, with many joins from Facebook and Google. A current employee told CNBC that they have not experienced 996 culture, meetings are banned on Wednesday afternoon and Friday afternoon. Meanwhile, TikTok is ranked 30th in the list of best places to work by Great Place to Work in the UK. Great Place to Work – often consulting and surveying companies charging prior to listing – rating statements are determined entirely by employee experience and anonymous responses.

Mr. Tran Ngoc Bao, Director of the company introduced the Online Notarization Platform. Online Notary Platform is the first and only system that connects customers and notarization service providers across the country with the orientation of fully implementing notary services in the environment. online. At the same time, it allows organizations providing notary services to manage the operations of their own organizations as an independent business. At the event, Mr. Tran Quoc Bao, Director of the company, said that the CCOL system allows users to choose notaries and hand over documents for notaries to verify and prepare before bringing the originals to the public. notary check – check, while still ensuring compliance with the Law of Notarization. The parties are required to sign in front of the notary. In addition, the CCOL system allows users to evaluate notaries and notary organizations so that the system will advise users to choose notaries and organizations that are rated by users. Price for quality best service … Assessing this platform, the representative of the Department of Information Technology (Ministry of Information and Communications) said that the system will initially help people and businesses limit the need to travel many times to notarized places when Incomplete records, saving time and money. At the same time, during the epidemic Covid-19 has not been completely controlled, this solution helps to avoid crowding and limit infection in the community. The system also helps state agencies to perform quick real-time monitoring to be able to monitor and direct the administration of notarization activities in the area quickly and intuitively. The launch of the Online Notary Platform is the third event in the series of “Forum for Vietnam’s digital technology challenge” – the continuation of the series of events “Technology Friday” by the Ministry of Information. and Organizational Communication to launch Make in Vietnam platforms, products and technology solutions for digital transformation, starting from 2020.

CCOL platform interface. (Screenshots) On the morning of April 23, the CCOL Online Notary Platform was officially introduced by the Ministry of Information and Communications at “Vietnam Digital Challenge Forum”. Online Notary Platform CCOL is the first and only system that connects customers and notary service providers across the country with the orientation of fully implementing services. Notarized The online environment also allows organizations providing notary services to manage their operations as an independent business. The CCOL system allows users to choose notaries (CCV) and deliver documents for notaries to verify and prepare before bringing the originals to notaries for checking and checking, while still ensuring compliance with the Law. Notarization whereby the parties are required to sign in front of the notary. In addition, CCOL allows users to evaluate CCV and notary organizations so that the system will advise users to choose the best service quality assessed by the user. . This system will help people and businesses to limit the need to repeatedly travel to public servant places when the documents are incomplete, saving time and costs. On the other hand, during the epidemic period COVID-19 has not been completely controlled, this solution helps to avoid crowds and to limit infection in the community. The system also helps state agencies to perform quick real-time monitoring to be able to monitor and orient the administration of civil servants’ activities in the area quickly and intuitively. Mr. Tran Quoc Bao, CEO of Online Notary Company, said this platform helps people save more than 70% of time preparing papers compared to traditional notarization as well as help notaries shorten the time. Operations. CCOL platform is available on two operating systems iOS and Android. (Screenshots) “Vietnam Digital Technology Challenge Forum” is a continuation of the series of events “Technology Friday” launching platforms. number converter in 2020, organized in a new format. Accordingly, in addition to the introduction of the digital platform development unit, there will be more direct interaction sessions between the platform development team and the media, users in the form of a debate. Participants of the event will be asked questions, show frankly multi-dimensional perspectives on the platform and at the end of the session, everyone will be publicly voted for technology products and solutions. Make in Vietnam selected referral. The motto of digital transformation in 2021 is to actively seek and solve social problems and challenges. This will also be the guideline of the forum “Challenge Vietnam digital technology”, under which the selected platforms to launch in the framework of the forum will have to be the products born from the pain of the commune. Association, carrying the mission to solve those pains with digital technology./.

Vietnam Digital Technology Challenge Forum on April 23 introduces the online notarization platform CCOL. On April 23, in Hanoi, the CCOL Online Notary Platform was officially introduced at the “Forum for Vietnam’s digital technology challenge” organized by the Ministry of Information and Communications. The CCOL Online Notary Platform is the first and only system to connect customers and organizations providing notary services across the country with the orientation of fully implementing notarization services on the lips. online school. At the same time, it also allows organizations providing notary services to manage their operations as an independent business. The CCOL system allows users to choose notaries (CCV) and deliver documents for notaries to verify and prepare before bringing the originals to notaries for checking and checking, while still ensuring compliance with the Law. Notarization means that the parties are required to sign in front of the notary. In addition, the CCOL system allows the user to evaluate the CCV and the notary organization so that the system will advise the user to choose the CCV and the practicing organization that the user evaluates the service quality. the best. This system will help people and businesses to limit the need to repeatedly travel to public servant places when the documents are incomplete, saving time and costs. At the same time, during the epidemic Covid-19 was not completely controlled, this solution helped to avoid crowds and to limit infection in the community. The system also helps state agencies to perform quick real-time monitoring to be able to monitor and orient the administration of civil servants’ activities in the area quickly and intuitively.

The CCOL Online Notary Platform is the first and only system to connect customers and organizations providing notary services across the country with the orientation of fully implementing notarization services on the lips. online school. At the same time, it also allows organizations providing notary services to manage their operations as an independent business. The CCOL system allows users to choose notaries and hand over documents for notaries to verify and prepare before bringing the originals to notaries for checking and checking, while still ensuring compliance with the Law of Notarization. Accordingly, the parties are required to sign in front of the notary. The CCOL Online Notary Platform was officially introduced at the “Vietnam Digital Technology Challenge Forum” organized by the Ministry of Information and Communications on April 23. (Photo: Tel) In addition, the CCOL system allows users to evaluate notaries and notary organizations so that the system will advise users to choose notaries and practice organizations that are rated by users. Good service quality. This system will help people and businesses to limit the need to repeatedly travel to public servant places when the documents are incomplete, saving time and costs. At the same time, during the epidemic, COVID-19 has not been completely controlled, this solution helps to avoid crowding and limit infection in the community. The system also helps state agencies to perform quick real-time monitoring to be able to monitor and orient the administration of civil servants’ activities in the area quickly and intuitively. “Vietnam Digital Technology Challenge Forum” is a continuation of a series of events “Technology Friday” launching digital transformation platforms in 2020, organized in a new format. Accordingly, in addition to the introduction of the digital platform development unit, there will be more direct interaction sessions between the platform development team and the media, users in the form of a debate. Participants of the event will be asked questions, showing frankly multi-dimensional perspectives on the platform and at the end of the session, everyone will be voted publicly for products and technology solutions for Make in Vietnam chosen to introduce. ./.

This comes from TikTok’s “for you” tag suggestion algorithm. This algorithm will suggest videos that users might be interested in and are growing well. TikTok’s proposed algorithm is out of control “There are two factors for this algorithm to be successful: it is responsive to user preferences and high engagement. Sensational and controversial content will become a rapidly growing group without strict censorship ”, Pham Thien Trang, writer and founder of Story Maker. TikTok’s algorithm can make anyone famous overnight. Photo: Getty. In fact, TikTok’s censorship team is not working very well. Prohibited videos, violating the content policy of this social network are posted and appear in the tag “for you”. Content from gambling site advertising, regional discrimination, violence, hostile language, sneaky footage … all appeared with millions of views. HuyVu channel ****** posted dozens of videos about himself, but only around a few tens of thousands of views. But with the content of sneaking a male shampoo shop, this channel has 3 consecutive videos with 1.8 million, 3.5 million and 5.6 million views. Also with secretly filmed contents, the Chinese **** channel has just been established for a few weeks and has only posted only 5 videos. However, a video of which secretly filmed the hostesses of a karaoke bar reached nearly 1 million views. This shows that TikTok’s algorithm ignores the problem that these videos are sneaky content, invading the privacy of others. Sacrificing privacy, TikTok pampered viewers’ curious “interests”. In addition, erotic content is also available on TikTok. A close-up video of round one on Jessie **** reached nearly 15 million hits in less than a week. Meanwhile, other videos with non-infringing content of this channel only reach maximum 100,000 views. Other videos such as burning money, hair removal, debt collection … have also reached millions of views, even though this is not a channel for celebrities. From the examples above, users may find TikTok’s role in moderation quite fuzzy. Meanwhile, the platform’s proposed algorithm is too powerful enough to turn dirty content from an unknown channel into a phenomenon overnight. How TikTok encourages users to “create” content “My newly created channel has a very fast growth rate. I think I am supported by TikTok. At the beginning, my account instructed me to cook about the first 3 videos with a huge increase in views. I took it as a signal. good and do the same content. However, later access only reaches less than 10%, ”said Minh Chau, a student at a university in Ho Chi Minh City. Not only does this happen with individual TikTok channels, many of the early news channels’ views spiked to several million. However, when the number of videos started to increase, this number was only around a few tens of thousands. Videos of dangerous actions without protective tools attracted 8 million views on TikTok. Take the example of the Duc Thung channel ***. in the first 18 videos, this channel has moderate engagement. However, the video that violates TikTok’s content policy about risky behavior reached 8.2 million views. Specifically, the man in the video walks on a wire, without protective tools. According to TikTok’s policy, this social network prohibits users from posting videos that are risky or dangerous, done in an unprofessional setting or without the necessary skills and safety measures. “We do not allow content that describes, promotes, normalizes or celebrates such behavior, including amateur performances or dangerous challenges,” policy TikTok writes. Since that 8.2 million views video, Duc Thung **** account continued to post risky videos that violated TikTok’s policies. The more risky the video, the more it can reach more people. However, after only a few months, the access of this channel no longer reaches the number of millions. The contents walking on the rope started to be boring, the person turned to balance on the wooden post after receiving the comment “it is too boring”. Video “new format” attracted 8 million views immediately. “Unlike YouTube, account holders on TikTok do not need to work every day to get more subscribers and views. TikTok channel owners only need to know how to refresh themselves in many ways. interaction is higher than the rest of the content, “shared Huu Nhat, a content creator in Ho Chi Minh City. In the case of Duc Thung **** channel, video views are directly proportional to the danger this account takes. The moderator role is vacant “The propagation algorithm and user preference is not wrong. However, TikTok needs to strengthen censorship if it does not want the algorithm to abide the large content scandals that may occur in the future”, Minh Analysis by Phuong, communication expert from SeaEvent. According to Mr. Phuong, the fact that TikTok is directing channel owners to more attractive content, but leaving censorship blank could push the company to content scandals and crises such as Facebook and YouTube. In June 2020, a family fell into tears just because of a 15-second video on TikTok. Accordingly, the account @Vu_n *** posted a video with the content “the groom in Binh Phuoc holding the bride running straight into the house despite the family’s obstruction”. According to the account holder above, because the bride is pregnant before the wedding, the mother-in-law is not allowed to enter the front door. The groom did not want his wife to lose, so he arbitrarily carried the bride to the main door. Before being removed from TikTok, the above video attracted thousands of shares, interactions and hundreds of comments. The false 15-second video once affected a family in Binh Phuoc. In the comment section, many opinions are reviled by the groom’s family because they believe that pregnant daughter-in-law is not allowed to enter the front door, which deserves condemnation. However, the above video was confirmed by the groom’s family to be false. Talk to Zing Bui Tam, the groom’s cousin, said that on the wedding day, seeing that his daughter-in-law wearing high heels and wedding dress was difficult to walk, so the groom’s mother asked his son to take his wife into the house so he wouldn’t fall. However, because the groom goes too fast, the mother stops her. According to TikTok’s content policy, the above video violates the section of misinformation that affects others. “We remove false information that could harm an individual’s health or the broader public safety,” says TikTok content policy. However, until the press received a question, the video was still available on TikTok. This shows that the platform’s censorship layer is in serious trouble. “The misleading short video format and the terrible spread of TikTok put this platform in danger of becoming an information bomb if not strictly censored,” said Tuan Kiet, Production Director from the company Kites Entertainment said. Video distinguishes regions, promoting gambling rampant TikTok Videos of violence, discrimination, and spirituality still appear on TikTok for many months without being removed even though they violate the platform’s policy on bad content.

The Sao Khue Award after 18 years of organization, up to now has honored about 1,270 products, of which 180 products in 2021. With the mission of “Promoting digital solutions platforms – Pioneering in the development of digital ecosystems”, Sao Khue Award for the first time this year selected the group “Digital transformation platforms”. In particular, the year 2021 is the first year of implementing the 5-year plan for Vietnam to get rid of low-middle income, implementing the 10-year Strategy to become a middle-income country. The year 2021 is also the first year of the 25-year aspiration of becoming a highly integrated developed country and starting the digital transformation process, so this year’s Sao Khue award-winning products are believed to create a launch pad. pushes your digital transformation comprehensively. Sao Khue Award Ceremony 2021 (Photo: VNA) “The Ministry of Information and Communications highly appreciated the efforts of VINASA successfully organized the Sao Khue 2021 award in many difficulties and challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic. In particular, Sao Khue Organizing Committee quickly introduced the criteria of 4.0 technology and added digital transformation items to the award system, in accordance with the policies of the Party and State as well as of the Ministry of Information. and media. Great digital technology awards such as Sao Khue Award will be a factor contributing to the propaganda of gathering resources of the whole society together to unanimously achieve strategic goals ”, Mr. Phan Tam, Thu Minister of Information and Communication emphasized. The number of nominations for the Sao Khue Award this year has increased by nearly 60% compared to last year, showing that the digital technology community in our country is increasingly promoting the nuclear role in the digital transformation process based on platforms. Make in Vietnam platform. “This year, the number of nominations has increased dramatically and the products are diverse. In particular, many businesses choose technology products to meet Vietnam’s hot issues, such as healthcare. In addition, the application of a number of technologies is not new compared to previous years, but in a very new field, for example in the field of entertainment or volunteering. Demonstrate that the digital transformation of the Made in Vietnam policy is spreading throughout Vietnam. VINASA has also supported “Made in Vietnam flames” throughout the territory, “said Nguyen Thanh Tuyen, Deputy Director of Department of Information Technology, Ministry of Information and Communications. Top 10 Sao Khue with products in 6 groups of awards such as: Digital products, solutions; Digital conversion platforms; New technology solutions for all sectors; Digital startup products and solutions … will be supported by the Vietnam Software and Information Technology Services Association (VINASA), connecting with technology partners to build Sao Khue Ecosystem. On that basis, award-winning products can reach users faster, forming complete digital ecosystems for Vietnamese people, helping to accelerate the process of national digital transformation. “18 years ago, we celebrated Sao Khue for the first time and after 18 years, today we have 180 Sao Khue awards. 18 years of extremely rapid development, forming the largest industry in the country. . The information technology industry has accounted for 14.3% of GDP and the growth rate over the past few decades has been 37%, the labor productivity of the industry is 7.6 times higher. We are proud that over the past 18 years, Vietnam has been named on the digital map of the world. Today, we are entering a term of digital transformation of great challenges awaiting Vietnam has never had such a great opportunity, Vietnam has never started in the same line with the advanced countries in the world ”, said Mr. Truong Gia Binh, Chairman of VINASA Founding Council. Realizing the aspiration of digital transformation based on Make in Vietnam technology platforms, promoting industries and fields entering the digital transformation stage will continue to be focused on building by State management agencies. more appropriate strategies and policies. It is expected that this year, the Ministry of Information and Communications will submit to the Government for promulgation the Strategy for digital infrastructure development, the Strategy for the development of digital postal infrastructure, the Strategy for the development of digital technology enterprises, the Strategy Development of Digital Government, Strategy of Digital Socio-Economic Development, Strategy of Cyber ​​Security, Strategy of Digital Transformation of the Press Industry./.

The representative of Electricity Telecommunication Company and Information Technology (EVNICT) received the award. Photo: Ho Van. Overcoming 180 nominations from 113 information technology (IT) enterprises, the product “Information system integrating electronic offices and administrative utilities” of the Electricity and Telecommunication Company (EVNICT) has been Awarded Sao Khue Award by Vietnam Software and IT Services Association (VINASA) in 2021. The award ceremony was held on April 24 in Hanoi with the message: “Promoting the digital solution platform – Pioneering the development of digital ecosystems”. “Information system integrating electronic offices and administrative utilities” of EVNICT was awarded in the fields of: Management and administration of organizations and enterprises. This system consists of Digital Office software and utility modules for office administration, currently used at the offices of Electricity of Vietnam (EVN), nine GCs and applications. member of nine corporations, member units of EVN, contributing to improving the application of IT in administrative reform in EVN. Digital office system (Digital Office) is the application of IT in the management of offices and archives, and is applied to EVN. The system is built on the basis of a professional process developed and issued by EVN, and applied throughout the Group. Digital Office meets the following goals: Applying new technologies, digitizing business operations and archives; Build a full range of features to meet the newly issued professional documents and in accordance with the new regulations and standards issued by the State; Suitable for general and distributed deployment model, multi-level unit; Storing, processing and exploiting data in a centralized model (at the Corporation level) to minimize the time for querying, synthesizing and processing, to serve the administration and administration of EVN. and complete and fast GCs. The system can query and process, update and exploit data anytime, anywhere, on many types of devices such as computers, mobile devices (smartphones, tablets, …); At the same time, increasing the integration between Digital Office with other EVN management systems to form the overall electronic office system for EVN. The system of office administrative utility modules provides digitalization of professional processes in the office administration at EVN using electronic digital signature; utility modules are built and integrated on the basis of the electronic portal EVN (EVNPortal) and the digital office system Digital Office. EVNPortal is a highly open designed and developed system that provides a digital platform for management solutions / tools for business processes (workflow); data integration with other applications; application programs on EVNPortal are integrated with a single sign-on system for convenience and security for all users. At the same time, providing utility modules for office administration at EVN agencies with electronic digital signing applications (such as business travel registration and approval, transportation, stationery registration, registration of office tools / equipment, registration of leave mode, attendance …). In the future, it may be ready to add other administrative utility services according to actual needs, towards providing comprehensive electronic payment services in EVN. The system has provided an environment for posting / uploading news and media, tools for sending and receiving electronic reports / data between Units / Boards according to the online approval process, providing storage / sharing. document resource sharing (manage shared document profiles), portal provides aggregated data that is integrated from other business applications,…. In addition, EVNPortal provides functions of looking up legal documents, directory of the whole industry, business forums, online surveys, … The introduction of utility modules for administrative and documentary administration. electronic digital signing of offices in EVN has helped EVN departments / offices and leaders to quickly submit procedures, minimize paperwork, and save printing costs. The theme for the year 2021 of EVN is “Digital transformation within the Vietnam National Electricity Corporation”. EVNICT plays an important role in realizing EVN’s digital transformation, because the Company does not only perform the tasks of managing and operating telecommunications infrastructure systems; building and operating IT systems to serve the production management of EVN but also consulting and advising EVN on the direction of telecommunications and IT development. EVNICT’s Sao Khue award-winning product once again affirms the Company’s determination to complete the tasks assigned by EVN in 2021 and the following years in the digital transformation process. The Sao Khue Award in 2021 is the 10th award achieved by EVNICT.

180 excellent IT platforms, services and solutions have just been awarded Sao Khue Prize 2021. Photo: HQ On April 24, in Hanoi, Vietnam Software and Information Technology Services (VINASA) held a ceremony to announce and award Sao Khue Prize 2021. Speaking at the awards ceremony, Deputy Minister of Information and Communications (TT&TT) Phan Tam said that 2021 is the first year of implementing the national strategies of the ICT industry: digital infrastructure development strategy, strategy postal infrastructure development, digital enterprise development strategy, digital government development strategy, digital society and digital society development strategy, national cybersecurity strategy, transformation strategy change of press number. “These strategies, the Ministry of Information and Communications will strive to submit to the Government for promulgation in 2021. Enterprises and associations in the industry including VINASA will join hands to build and implement” – Deputy Minister said. The Deputy Minister appreciated that the Organizing Committee quickly added the criteria of technology 4.0, digital transformation into the criteria system of the award, in accordance with the policies of the Party, State and Ministry of Information and Communications. Sao Khue Award 2021 has set a “record” with nearly 300 nominations from 161 enterprises, an increase of 57.8% compared to 2020. This is the largest number of nominations and registered businesses. since the program was born to present. As a result, through 3 evaluation rounds, the jury selected 180 excellent IT platforms, services and solutions to award Sao Khue Prize 2021. According to the statistics of the organizers, 9 enterprises owning the Top 10 nominations of 2021 awards have a total revenue of 367,450 billion VND in 2020, equivalent to nearly 16 billion USD, and create jobs for 63,453 employees. Particularly, sales of 10 products and solutions are over 2,100 billion VND. In addition to the excellent technology, methodical investment, and clear business development strategy, most of the Top 10 Sao Khue 2021 are considered and appreciated for the creation of new services, values. new for the organization, for customers and for society. Mr. Truong Gia Binh – Chairman of VINASA Founding Council, Head of the Prize Organizing Committee said that in general, products and services participating in Sao Khue 2021 have growth and innovation in investment and development. products, most of which are raised to a new level with new technologies: AI, Cloud, Big Data, IoT, Blockchain … “Many digital technology products and services with the right trends and market demands of key economic sectors have achieved very high revenue growth of hundreds or even thousands of% in 2020. This These are the bright spots that have a spillover effect of the digital economy, contributing to Vietnam’s impressive growth performance in the past year, which is highly appreciated by the world “- Mr. Binh information./.

Representative of NOVAON’s digital platform development team received Sao Khue Award 2021 With the mission of the 18th Sao Khue Award “Promoting digital solutions – Pioneering the development of digital ecosystems”, Novaon continues to contribute to the top 4 platforms in the group’s digital ecosystem. The jury judges that these are the platforms that are consistent with the policies of the Government, the Ministry of Information and Communications, as a premise for the formation of digital ecosystems for key industries and fields, helping to promote the process of transforming national numbers Novaon’s four award-winning platforms are: OnMarketer – the Marketing Automation platform that maximizes website conversions and nurtures automated leads; Onfluencer – the first CPA Influencer Marketing platform; OnSales Caller – intelligent customer care PBX platform; OnCustomer – multi-channel customer experience management platform. The honored OnMarketer, OnSales Caller, OnCustomer platforms are all in the category of new software products and solutions. Onfluencer platform alone was honored in the category of digital startup products and solutions. Mr. Nguyen Minh Quy – President of Novaon Group, said: “The platforms recognized by the Sao Khue Award 2021 are among the digital transformation solutions that help increase sales for marketing, sales and commercial departments. e-commerce. Novaon chooses different approaches to its platforms and solutions, in order to deliver the highest investment efficiency to customers. This will help the digital conversion efficiency of the business be measured and evaluated quickly, setting the stage for the next digital transformation phases. ” Currently, after 15 years of development, Novaon aims to become a leading technology corporation in the region with three strategic pillars: Digital Marketing, Digital Transformation and Global. In particular, the group has built a digital product ecosystem for corporate customers with 10 platforms and more than 20 digital products. These platforms are closely linked to create a comprehensive solution for businesses from marketing, sales, e-commerce and operational administration./.