including 30 of the forbes global 2,000 largest companies. >> julia boorstin here google, amazon, facebook and instagram ebay we heard about facebook about how important commerce for these small, and medium size businesses will be for that platform how important is it for you to have the social media piece of it to drive awareness of them trying to do ecommerce >> extremely important bigcommerce has been a partner to facebook and instagram from the beginning of shops and ecommerce on those platforms many of our customers have found them to be among their most effective marketing channels, whether that is re-engaging existing customers or using their local targeting capabiliti capabilities so we're big fans of what facebook and instagram and social media in general can do for businesses trying to grow. >> brent, it might become a standard question here for companies that do become public in a traditional way, have you considered merging with a special acquisition company, tiger global subscribe for a large portion of the ipo we see the stock soar in the debut and people refer to money left on the table,

with is anytime you wa nt then, catch up with is anytime you want on social media, youtube, facebook, instagramn. there is just no stopping them, mercedes lock out the front of the grid. can anyone stop hamilton head of the spanish grand prix? and anything can happen. hello and welcome to sportsday. rugby union's premiership returned this weekend after a five—month coronavirus break. and there was no let up from league leaders exeter this afternoon. the chiefs outclassed leicester tigers, who fielded a largely new look side under their new head coach — former england captain steve borthwick. austin halewood reports. first steps into rugby's new normal. new measures,

facebook instagram has launched a new video sharing feature reels which takes a popular app to talk like tick tock reels lets users edit and share short videos the chinese own firm behind tech talk is currently negotiating a cell of its u.s. business to avoid a ban in the country. new auto sales in germany picked up last month fresh data shows nearly 315000 cars at its registries it's a glimmer of hope but the figures for the lucrative export market remain weak exports bring german manufacturers the vast majority of their revenue. let's go over to africa now the pandemic has uprooted the tourism industry worldwide putting many small and large businesses on the brink for countries dependent on tourism like rwanda the drop in tourism has been nothing less than a bitter blow in the capital kigali the lack of international visitors is undermining many businesses but could digital vacations ever want to enter as a boost. rwanda is famous for its mountain gorillas the animals are a particular attraction for tourists from abroad but since the pandemic has been a big drop in visitors to the east

don't forget that we live in social media, on youtube, facebook, instagram, and twitter, and you cantching, and we will see you soon. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies available for viewing in the home and in cinemas. during lockdown, while everyone was watching movies on streaming services, trailers for unhinged proudly boasted that the film would open in theatres injuly, with studio head mark gill calling it the canary in the coalmine for cinema reopenings. in america, where coronavirus continue to spike, unhinged has inevitably had its release delayed, along with potential blockbusters like tenet and mulan. but here in the uk, the russell crowe actioner is now testing the waters as a wide theatrical release, hoping to draw punters back to the spectacle of big screen cinema.

until then, you can catch up with us anytime you want on social media, youtube, facebook, instagram and and twitter. inks for watching and we will see you soon. —— thanks for watching and we will see you soon. hello and welcome to the film review, with me, anna smith. i am filling in for mark kermode's review this week's releases. first up, ba byteeth, an australian comedy—drama starring eliza scanlen, who appeared as beth march in greta gerwig's fabulous little women. i wanted to ask you something. uh-huh. will you come to my school formal? i'm a bit old for it? no. do i have to wear a suit? i don't think so. i'd like to wear one. scanlen plays miller, a terminally ill teenager who falls for an older boy called moses, played by toby wallace. moses isn't exactly what miller's parents would consider boyfriend material — he steals, he takes drugs and he's been kicked out of the house by his own mother. but sheltered miller is enchanted by his rebellious spirit. so her folks reluctantly let him into their home. based on a stage play by rita kalnejais, babyteeth is a remarkable debut from d

in the meantime, you can catch us on social media and youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter at bbc. hello and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's releases. first up, the one we have all been waiting for — tenet, christopher nolan's action epic which was delayed due to the pandemic.

did you mean that consumers might switch from facebook to instagram? >> congressman, thanks for the opportunity to address this. at the time, there was a small but growing field -- >> did you mean that consumers might switch from facebook to instagram? >> thanks. congressman -- >> yes or no, did you -- >> in the space of mobile photos and camera apps, which was growing, they were a competitor. i've been clear -- >> fine. in february of that year, february 2012, you told facebook's chief financial officer that you were interested in buying instagram. he asked you whether the purpose was to neutralize a competitor or improve your services. you answered it was a combination of both, saying what we're really buying is time. even if new competitor springs up, those products won't get much traction. mr. zuckerberg, what did you mean when you said the purpose of the deal was to neutralize a potential competitor. >> those aren't my words. yes, i've been clear that instagram was a competitor in the space of mobile photo sharing. there were a lot of others at the

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in addition to that we also have added, people have added phone calls, e-mails, instagram, and facebook requests as well which was really a big surprise for u us. and allison has really managed all of the online sales which means that we are sending out books from the store directly to people. then we kind of move towards having people pick up at the door because the governor did lift some of our restrictions. and allowed for curbside we called door pickup because our curb is full of bicycles and cars and people. we don't want have anything out on the curb. so we called door pickup. so with that we are able to take and people by of their credit card or if they wish to pick up from the online sales we do tha that. it's really caused a different kind of complication in the way we do business. it's exciting because relearning something every day. that is kind of what's happening between. >> and that's your daughter the co-owner allison jones turner who is now joined us. allison what is been your experience since we talked to last in may >> we have been grateful the publishers view virtual

until then, you can keep with us on social media, on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter @bbcclick lot of humid air across the uk, the same air mass that brought us the hot and sunny weather. the big difference now is that the extensive low cloud. because of the humidity, still mist and fog and also bits of drizzle dotted around. you see a pretty extensive cloud but that is continuing to work its way northwestward and we also saw saturday some heavy thunderstorms, worked into parts of essex and in writtle brought a0 mm of rain in the space ofjust an hour and through the 2a hours we have 57 mm and that is over a month, so the majority of that brought flooding around the writtle area, including around the chelmsford area. looking at the weather picture, we see that excessive cloud and it is marching its way northward. murky around the coast and hills with fog and quite an extensive drizzle and occasional heavier rain mixed in. a humid, warm feel to the air. temperatures starting off sunday morning around 18 degrees in the south. sunday, a cloudy start for many of us and heavy downpou

until then, you can keep with us on social media, on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter @bbcclickross some parts of the country in the last couple of days, we had the heatwave and now its grey skies, drizzle and the clouds rumbling in the distance and that is what we have for the next 2a hours and possibly the next few days, very cloudy, rainy, showery, thundery weather in the humid air is still coming in from the south, swirling around an area of low pressure, you can see that moisture and cloud from the south and basically this bank of cloud will be stuck across much of central and southern britain through the rest of saturday and within it there is a lot of drizzle and rain at times but also the possibility of thunderstorms. temperatures are still nudging up into the low 20s we re still nudging up into the low 20s were the cloud is but it's especially cool on the north sea coast because here we also have mist rolling off the north sea, that chilly missed with that breeze coming out of the east. this is what it looks like end of the night on sunday, 17 degrees so that humid air

until then, you can keep with us on social media, on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter @bbcclick temperatures return closer to average values for the time of year. what we've not lost is a lot of humidity. as a consequence of it cooling down, many of us will see scenes like these over the weekend, cloudy, misty and murky. some of us will also pick up some punchier showers. thunderstorms should not be as widespread as the previous week. but showers spread into the south of the uk on saturday, migrating their way further north over england and wales through the afternoon. if the sun does pop out over the south—east, it will inject more energy into the atmosphere and here we could see some thunderstorms through the afternoon. top temperatures, 2a or 25 degrees in the sunshine. ten degrees down on the weekjust gone. north sea coasts always cooler because of the persistent mist and low cloud here, so high teens are best. she was in the south—east are pretty lively for the evening. showers in the south—east are pretty lively for the evening. they should taper off as we go into the smal

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until then, you can keep with us on social media, on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter @bbcclickvery cloudy across the uk right now, there are a few scattered downpours as well, we will continue to see these storms over the next couple of days. really very little change on the weather front. the air has become very stagnant across the uk and quite humid ever since the heatwave ended a few days ago in the south and central areas, and we are seeing the same pattern day on the day. clouds reform in the south, they come in from the south, moving northwards, and bringing the threat of showers, downpours and thunderstorms. so this is what the picture looks like this evening. you can see whether showers are, some of them are quite small, only a few minutes across, so one minute dry, the next minute, the heavens open, thunder and lightning as well. there will be a tendency for these downpours to drift northwards as we go through the evening and the overnight period. temperatures overnight period. temperatures overnight once again will be pretty high, 16 degrees in norwich and london, 1a

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until then, you can keep up with us on social media, on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter @bbcclickely thunderstorms across parts of england and wales during sunday afternoon and some of them really have been spectacular. take a look at this waterspout which was spotted out to sea off the coast of portishead in north somerset, some really spectacular weather watcher pictures have been coming in from that. today we have seen low pressure across the near continent, so a lot of cloud but hiding in this cloud we have seen some big thunderstorms and those storms started off across western parts of norfolk, western parts of suffolk and essex, worked into hertfordshire, cambridge and are continuing to work into lincolnshire and across the midlands. eventually will reach wales. the thing with these storms is they are bringing torrential rain. in bedford, we had 28 millimetres of rain in the space ofjust one hour. we could see 30 or a0 millimetres of rain in the most intense of these downpours. so there is the risk of seeing some flash flooding from the storms. the northern limit of the stor

until then, you can keep with us on social media, on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter @bbcclickother day of impressive cloudscapes across the uk, but big lumpy clouds like these tend to produce intense downpours and thunderstorms, and that is exactly what we saw. this is the radar picture. it shows that those showers and storms look quite extensive across england and wales. some of them were heavy enough to give some localised flooding but equally a few spots fell between the showers and stayed completely dry. and tuesday is going to be a similar sort of day. some slightly more persistent rain though across north wales and northern england for a time, and generally quite a cloudy start across the north of the uk. for scotland, the skies should brighten. we'll see some sunshine, but a scattering of heavy showers into the afternoon. these could give some localised flooding. not quite as many showers further south at this stage, through the midlands, wales, east anglia, towards the south of england. but again where they do show up, they are likely to be heavy and thundery. top temp

in the meantime, you can catch us on social media and youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter @bbc click quieter second half of the weekend. we have lost the gale—force gusts of wind. it is still the case of sunny spells and scattered showers and blustery out there from time to time. but, most of the shower should organise themselves into a line through northern ireland, northern england, parts of north wales, eventually into the north midlands and east anglia. south of that, showers should be fairly isolated and for much of scotland today, it could be a better day, one or two isolated showers, but mostly fine, dry with some sunny spells coming through. but a cool northerly wind impacting the feel of the weather, we have lost the gale—force gusts, but still a blustery, west wind driving those showers on and in terms of the feel of things, 22 degrees the high in the south—east, but only 11—16 for much of scotland. as we move into the start of the new working week, sunny spells and scattered showers continue, but into tuesday, there is another spell of very wet and very windy weather expec

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in our social media, we are booksellers on facebook an instagram and on twitter we are. [inaudible] 's went alright will put up the source booksellers are, let people go from there. janet webster jones when did you open your store? >> guest: we began in november of 1988. but i count the year is 1989. so we have been in business 30 plus years now. and we have had several different ways of doing busines business. this one has made a fourth way of doing business of the book industry. we started this vendors going to her people had events and then we are in the collective of women owned businesses that share to space and then we came here to brick and mortar and now we are in the online business. [laughter] it's fun for me to it make these changes and it's challenging to grow a new and different ways, i appreciate it. >> host: mother and daughter owners of source booksellers janet webster jones and allison jones turner. we appreciate the update and we'll talk soon a few months if we have to. >> guest: thank you. bye-bye. so here are some of the current best-selling nonfictio

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in the meantime, you can catch us on social media, on youtube, facebook, instagram, and twitter. has brought some very windy weather across many parts of the country. on friday, we had winds well over 60 mph here in the southwest of wales, also the southwest of england. and we saw those very strong winds pushing through the english channel as well, leading to some very dramatic weather watcher pictures ta ken early on in the day. now for the weekend, it won't be as windy — that's because the deep area of low pressure that brought those unseasonably strong winds is moving into the norwegian sea, so already winds are dropping. but we will continue to see some sunshine and showers during saturday. there could be some heavier ones moving down into scotland for a while, actually some longer spells of rain for northern ireland, and those showers pushing in england and wales. driest and sunniest weather likely to be across southern counties of england and into east anglia. but for england and wales in particular, it's still a blustery day — not as windy, but still those gusts of 35—40 m

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in the meantime, you can catch us on social media and youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter @bbcclickrought us some very wet and windy weather. this week, we have another named storm. this is storm francis, named by the met office. you can see this hook developing in the cloud structure on the satellite picture. this shows an area of low pressure that is deepening rapidly. it will continue to deepen as it moves across our shores. an unusually deep low for the time of year, bringing some unusually strong winds. with that, some heavy rain. it's a combination that could well cause some disruption. so, that rain already setting in for many of us. it will continue to pile northwards through the day. it then slows down across parts of northern england, central and southern scotland, northern ireland, some rain feeding back into wales. so these areas could see some localised flooding. and then we have the winds, which will be strengthening through the day. during the afternoon, quite widely across england and wales, we will see gusts of 50 to 60mph, some exposed coasts and hills in the west

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in the meantime, you can catch us on social media and youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter @bbc clickoment, the weather doesn't feel much like late summer. over the weekend so far we have seen a mixture of sunshine and showers. i'm sure rain has stopped play now and again across the country. and we've got more showers to come during the second half of the weekend. the big cricket match of course is taking place at southampton. england on top, hoping for some more wickets. and generally speaking, the day should be dry. there aren't going to be many showers across this part of the country. and many places will start sunday dry with some sunshine. soon getting showers, though, coming into northern ireland, and perhaps spilling now into southern scotland, northern england, moving into the midlands and in the afternoon down towards the south—east. some of those showers could be heavy, possibly thundery. more sunshine for wales and the south—west, the winds will be lighter on sunday, turning north—westerly in scotland, but there should be very few showers away from the far south. but it wil

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don't forget that we live in social media, on youtube, facebook, instagram, and twitter, and you cano there. the heat and humidity had ebbed away today, so a fresher feel. and that fresher feel will continue into sunday as well, the second half of the weekend, when again there'll be some sunshine for most of us, but a scattering of showers all driven by low pressure sitting across iceland, throwing these weather fronts in that are bringing the showers. those showers have been crossing the northern half of the uk through this evening. that will continue through the night. just one or two further south, but largely clear skies. the most notable feature, though, is the loss of humidity. temperatures will be significantly lower than last night, so much more comfortable for sleeping. so, a cooler start means temperatures will be marginally down on those of today by the time we get to tomorrow afternoon. and there'll be a scattering of showers, quite cloudy to start in the north, but turning into heavy showers in the afternoon here. very few further south, but still, they can't be ruled ou

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