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Snap stock (SNAP) is trading higher Friday after JMP Securities analyst Ronald Josey upped his rating on the social networking companys shares to Market Outperform from Market Perform, setting a price target of $20, well above yesterdays close at $14.45.

We are incrementally confident in Snaps ability to grow its user base, increase engagement given newer products and services, and improve overall monetization as the service attracts more advertisers and share of ad budgets, Josey writes in a research note.

He adds that the company is now more stable than it was when entering 2019, and as we look into 2020, we believe Snap is well positioned to continue to add [users] and close the monetization gap with other major social networks as its sales force reorg is now behind it and the company launches new and innovative advertising products.

Josey concedes that the stock looks more expensive than rivals, trading at 7.5 times enterprise value to estimated 2021 revenue. But he adds that Snap is operating and executing better, which should lead to continued revenue growth and improving overall profitability going forward. And he thinks the valuation can go higher still; his price target is based on a multiple of 10 times estimated revenue.

Josey points out that Snap reaches 90% of 13- to 24-year-olds, with 210 million daily active users globally.

We justify our valuation multiple given Snaps highly engaged audience of 13- to 24-year-olds (who are increasingly difficult to reach through traditional media), improved sales execution and ad formats, and ramping profitability, he writes. All this as the broader online advertising market continues to take share of traditional ads and Snap is one of the few platforms that we believe can take advantage of this transition.

Snap stock was up 2.3% to $14.79 in recent trading.

Write to Eric J. Savitz at eric.savitz@barrons.com

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Twitter has announced that it will expand its Trust and Safety Council advisory group to ensure that it considers the perspectives of a broader cross-section of society when establishing its platform rules and policies.

As per Twitter:

"In 2016,we established the Twitter Trust and Safety Council, which brings together more than 40 experts and organizations to help advise us as we develop our products, programs and the Twitter Rules. Weve been discussing internally and with the current members how we can make sure the Council best serves the people who use Twitter, and heard feedback that we needed to broaden membership to include a more diverse range of voices and organize members to have deeper conversations."

To meet such need, Twitter says that the Council will now be made up of several dedicated groups, "each focused on advising us on important issues that contribute to real-world harm".

Those key areas will be:

Twitter says that making a more specific focus on these areas will help it adapt to rising challenges faster, while expanding the representative groups within its council will ensure more perspectives are considered in its policy decisions.

Twitter's also looking to establish working groups on additional areas of concern:

"One such group will work on the issues we face as we broaden our interpretation of dehumanization."

These are key issues, and ensuringthat as many perspectives as possible are considered will ideally help Twitter to formulate more inclusive, adaptive rules, which cater to evolving demand. Interestingly, Twitter's also creating a separate internal group to examine the possibilities of a decentralized social networking model, which, among other things, may be able to address these same concerns by opening them up to even more inputs.

No social platform, or indeed, any space where such a wide range of different people interact, will ever be able to solve all of these issues, as such. But by opening up the discussion to a broader set of perspectives, and taking in more considerations, Twitter will better ensure that its policies are inclusive, relevant, and get to the heart of each issue.

Twitter says that it will share more details about its processes on such next month.

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With only hours before the polls open in front of their UKs snap general election, the political parties, candidates and leaders are adding the last touches to their internet effort.

The most recent survey data from YouGov indicates the Conservatives are set to have a slender majority of 339 chairs and approximately 43 percent of the vote.

And fresh investigation done by the societal networking monitoring firms Pulsar and 89up reveals that societal problems including racism and health care are resonating most powerful with societal networking crowd.

How are the UK parties faring on societal networking participation?

Despite all political parties emphasizing reaching prospective voters via a vast array of social networking platforms, analytics reveal that the social networking conversation has come to be acomplete two-horse race.

Though the Brexit Partyd dominated the social networking conversation throughout the 2019 European Parliament elections they autumn well-behind both leading UK parties when it has to do with social networking participation, apparently because of their distinctive space from the electoral range was erased.

Nigel Farage and also the Brexit Party have fought for airtime and distance, and they dont have a crystal clear thought on Brexit or one that is resonating on social websites the same manner as the Conservatives, stated Mike Harris.

There appears to be emotive content and not as much enthusiasm supporting the topic of Brexit now around the excitement for this topic has only dissipated.

The Liberal Democrats, Scottish National Party, and the Green Party also have failed to associate with a social networking audience on precisely the same level as both important parties.

Has the NHS turned into a larger problem than Brexit?

The Conservatives and Labour have mastered the online voice through campaigning, based on information in the Pulsar 89up Social Media Index.

With regards to how much involvement their articles have received that comprises the number of stocks, enjoys and remarks that the Conservatives, as the chart below illustrates, were on top at the onset of the effort, but Labour has contributed since mid-November.

This can be supported by data in CrowdTangle, an instrument possessed by Facebook which tracks social media participation and reach.

Though Brexit remains an integral issue, as called in the discussion, the UKs National Health Service (NHS) has obtained nearly as numerous mentions from the parties and their leaders in sites, societal posts and internet articles.

I believe voters are speaking about Brexit at a low-key manner, where folks are sharing opinions on the internet on matters like strategic voting, but the material that is getting the most grip is all about wealth inequality and the NHS, said Mike Harris.

Among the very viral topics before this election was a picture of a four-year-old boy with suspected pneumonia, sleeping on a hospital therapy room floor because of a shortage of beds. Social networking analytics from Pulsar and 89up, reveal it is live issues such as health which have become fundamental to voters discussions.

Racism creates an undesirable entry to the selection dialog

More interestingly, the field of racism can also be featuring greatly in the overall election online conversation, with approximately 400,000 mentions in articles, blogs, and tweets in the previous month approximately the same since the market, a topic that has greatly influenced past elections in the united kingdom.

The prominence of racism from the election dialog is something which data analysts state hasnt happened before.

Last month, both the Conservatives and Labour Party confronted serious accusations from spiritual interventions they had neglected to stamp out intolerance in their parties. Both parties refused these offenses.

The main reason such emotive topics are resonating with internet audiences could be connected to the calculations on societal networking platforms, which provide focus to articles that receive a high degree of engagement.

Rather than significant investment in online marketing, the material which has done the very best on societal websites has been driven by real public participation, explained Harris.

However, this content has contained quite a few cases of disinformation, whether disperse by parties, shared with misinformed journalists or amplified by bot social networking reports.

In November Conservative Party were criticized for altering their media offices Twitter account to create it seem as a fact-checking accounts.

Messages which are more fact-based, or more moderate messages, arent cutting [whereas] articles which have an instantaneous visceral emotive response is doing very well.

I presume conversations will need to occur about if platforms do sufficient to equilibrium emotive content and factual information, explained Harris.

1 thing which must not be contested is that the immense role that social media has played election campaigning in the united kingdom, on occasion establishing the political agenda. Parties and parties around Europe are now looking to which potential problems, on a national or European level, will especially resonate online with prospective voters.

The study from Pulsar and 89up uses complex monitoring platforms to analyze the authentic social networking conversation throughout the united kingdom election effort across a variety of social networking platforms. The information also assesses that political leaders and parties are being cited in various social conversations and themes.

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UK election 2019: How can it performed on social networking? | - KEYC TV

It's the hyperscalers' world and we're just living in it. By most any measure, the hyperscale service providers are ascendant in the industry across all levels.

New data from Synergy Research Group (SRG) found that hyperscale operators accounted for 33% of all spending on data center hardware and software in the first three quarters of 2019. That's an increase from 26% in the first three quarters of 2017 and from the 15% posted in the same timeframe in 2014.

Over the same time period, the total market has increase in size by more than 34%, primarily due to increased spending by the hyperscale providers.

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By contrast, spending by service providers and enterprises has increased by a measly 6%, according to SRG.

The hyperscale spending is being driven by the continued robust growth in social networking and the strong demand for public cloud services. Enterprise spending has been under pressure due to the ongoing shift in workloads from private networks to the public cloud, according to SRG.

Hyperscale operators are the world's largest providers across various service sectors including infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS), platform-as-a-service (PaaS), software-as-a-service, search engines, social networking and e-commerce.

SRG's data showed that total data center infrastructure equipment revenues, including both cloud and non-cloud, hardware and software, were $38 billion in the recent third quarter. Combined, servers, operating systems, storage, networking and virtualization software accounted for 96% of the data center infrastructure market, with the remainder coming from network security and management software.

According to recent research by Dell'Oro Group, the worldwide server and storage systems market declined 2% in 2019 due to macroeconomic factors and declining commodity costs.

Dell EMC is the leader in both the server and storage revenue, according to both SRG and Dell'Oro Group, while Cisco was dominant in the networking sector.

Among the top vendors, SRG said Microsoft and VMware featured heavily in the vendor rankings due to their leadership status in server OS and virtualization applications, respectively.

Below those four, the other leading vendors in the market were HPE, Huawei, Inspur, and Lenovo. Among the major vendors, Inspur and Huawei chalked up the largest growth.

Original design manufacturers (ODM)were also represented in the rankings due to supplying hardware to the hyperscale providers, according to SRG.

We are seeing very different scenarios play out in terms of data center spending by hyperscale operators and enterprises, said John Dinsdale, a chief analyst at Synergy Research Group, in a statement. On the one hand revenues at the hyperscale operators continue to grow strongly, driving increased demand for data centers and data center hardware. There is an ever-increasing number of hyperscale data centers, many of which continue to be expanded. Those huge data centers are crammed full of servers and other hardware, which are on a frequent refresh cycle.

"On the other hand we see a continued decline in the volume of servers being bought by enterprises. The impact of those declines is balanced by steady increases in server average selling prices, as IT operations demand ever-more sophisticated server configurations, but overall spending by enterprises remains almost flat. These trends will continue into the future.

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In October, SRG said hyperscale data centers hit a new high-water mark in the third quarter.

The number of hyperscale data centers increased to 504 at the end of the third quarter, which tripled the total from the beginning of 2013. The total number of data centers increased by 55 over the last four quarters, which marked a bigger increase than was seen in the previous four quarters, according to SRG.

Over the past four quarters, new data centers by likes of Google, Amazon Web Services, and Alibaba Cloud have been opened in 15 different countries with the U.S., Hong Kong, Switzerland and China having the largest number of additions.

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