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Story Hub’s latest release offers publishers a new way to engage with Stacker content
Earlier this year, Stacker released updates to the keyword search functions in Story Hub to improve searchability among the newswire’s story archive. As we worked to prioritize the next Story Hub feature, we looked at the market, and one thing became clear: In the quest to replace declining programmatic advertising revenue and stem the decline of social traffic, publishers are going to great lengths to target new, niche audiences in their communities. And so we moved quickly to provide support.
Join the pre-loved furniture revolution in Dubai.
Alyssa Mariano, co-founder and CEO of Bazaara, the UAE’s largest peer-to-peer community marketplace app for buying and selling pre-loved fashion and accessories, explains how to incorporate pre-loved items into your home. We know we must all do our part for the environment, right? Especially as this year is the UAE Year of Sustainability. But how do you balance a love of interior decor, furniture and design trends with environmental concerns?
'Smallest Things' – premature baby leave - Progress | Centre-left Labour politics
Waltham Forest’s approach to premature baby leave shows what Labour councils can do when they are in power, writes Clyde Loakes On 1 January 2018, Waltham Forest become the first local authority and possibly the first employer to sign up to the Smallest Things campaign and give our staff extra week’s maternity or paternity leave for every week their baby is born prematurely – on top of the parental leave they are already entitled to at the council.
Rethinking our values
This article is part of a series of articles written by candidates for the Progress strategy board elections. The publishing of this article is not an endorsement of the candidate. You can read Adam Hurst’s candidate statement here Emphasising the importance of equality of opportunity is not something we should shy away from, argues Adam Hurst A piece of research – which is part of a project led by the University of Sheffield exploring Thatcher’s legacy – was recently bought to my attention.
Losing control - Progress
This is originally from the Progress Daily Email. If you like what you see and would like to sign up to receive it, click here. The first deal of Brexit is reportedly close to being reached. Financial services may not be the most exciting subject, but it is Britain’s biggest export and the basis of a deal on the subject will become a template for the rest of the deals we agree.
EXTRA: Budget 2018 review
Conor Pope and Alison McGovern look at what the budget really means, including universal credit, how austerity would end, and those controversial tax cuts. *Budget preview – Alison McGovern’s 10 things to watch out for Progressive centre-ground Labour politics does not come for free. It takes time, commitment and money to build a fight against the forces of conservatism. If you value the work Progress does, please support us by becoming a member, subscriber or donating. Our work depends on you.
How working with community groups can be a model for local success
Combining with engaged local citizens can bring more people into the political process, as well as help us to achieve progress at times of austerity, writes Adam Hurst Opportunity and fairness should be at the heart of Labour’s programme. The achievement of this is dependent on greater equality and the current government’s policies are particularly damaging for low income households.
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