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Those Super Bowl ad spots paid off for a number of tech companies, not just in terms of exposure,

but also app installs a new report indicates.

But CoinBase's viral ad, which just bounced a QR code around on a black screen,

like the old DVD screen saver outper performed the group with installed jumping

309% week over week after the ads airing Super Bowl Sunday February 13, and it continued to climb by another 286% the following day.

In other news, Amazon and Visa have reportedly resolved their simmering dispute over payment fees in the UK and elsewhere.

Amazon threatened to stop accepting visa in the UK starting January 19th, citing the high fees it charges for credit card transactions. The rest of Europe wasn't impacted

as the EU has a cap on card issuer fees, but both Mastercard and Visa card issuers jacked

fees in the UK following Brexit. UK regulators recently announced that they'd

investigate those increases. It seemed likely that Amazon wouldn't carry out its threat

given Visa's dominance in the payment market.

Sure enough, shortly before that deadline,

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